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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

VIII Be- paid for the detection and conviction
Of any person dealing in bogus Or Imitation
Hor BIrrEhs. especially bifters with The word
Hor or HoPs in their name. that 10 intended
% cheat the public. or for anything pretenl-
genuine has = cluster OF GBEEJ HoPs (notico
this) printed on the white label. and u the
best medicine on earth, especially for Kidney,
Liver and Nervous D.seasee Beware Of AL
formulas Or recipes Of HoP BITIERs published
IN paners Or Tor sale. a. they are frauds and
swindics. Whoever deals IN any but the
genuine will be prosecuted.
HoP BrrTERs MIRO. Co, Rochester. n. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

ANOTHER dynamite mine n Russia. q
East young man, and blow up with The coun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

CHExrxR than blacksmithing-is Fraxer's
Axle Grease. For sale everywhere. Try L.
-3
TRr The new brand. .spring Tobacco"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

The proprietor o. this celebrated medicine
justly claims for 4 : superiority over al rem
edies ever offered % the public Tor the SAFE,
CERTAIN, 9PEEDY and PERMANENT cure
cfAgusa and Fever. Or Chills and Fever. wheth-
e q abort o. long standing. He refers % the
entire western and o0uthern country 70 b0r
hin Testimony % the truth d the assertion
that In no case Whatever will Il fail % cure n
Tie directions are strictly believed and carried
eut. ln : great many cases : single dee has
been suGIcient FIR : cure. and wnole families
have been cured y single bottle. With : pr
feet restoration 81 the general health. Il u.
however, prudent, and IN every ease more cor.
tain 20 cure, II ~ nee Il continues N smaller
doses FOR . week Or tvo AFTER the disease has
been checked, more especially n difEculf and
long standing eases. Usualiy this medicine
will not require any aid % keep the bovslsin
good order. should the patient, however. 70
Quire : cathartic medicine .after having tsken
three Or four doses 81 the Tonic. . single dooo
u BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will BE- sufficient.
The genuine snrITH's TONIC SYRUP must
have Oh JOHN BULLS private stamp O each
battle. DR. JOHN BULL only has the right %
manufacture and cell The original JOHN J.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. u L,uisvillo. ".
ExAmine veil the label On each bottle. n ~
private stamp - not on sach bottls q not
purchase, g Jon will % deceived.
D4. JoxEN BULL.
m-nnu&nrfupn naa n~~x~x -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

THE Boston Transcript recommends kero.
eene oil 20 take the smell ~ Onions out Of the
breath, but doesn't state how many barrels
are necessary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

IN THE I.rRI v.OUKrO THE = &c

IN THE I.rRI TsOUkr Of THE sc
"nd Judicial isrict in and for Or'>by County State
OF N va'is-MAkY AMES, plaintiff vs.. PHINFAS
AMES, defendant. Action brought in the Dis
triCt Court OF the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada. in and for the coun'y Of Ormsby,
and the complaint filed in said county of Orms-
by. in the office of the Clerk of said District Court
The state of Nevada sends greeting TO PhneaS
AmeS, defendant. You are hereby required to
appear in action brought against YOU by the
abOve-named plaintiff in the District Court of the
in ard for the county of Ormsby. and TO answer
the complaint filed therein IA copy Of which ac-
companies this summOnsl within ten days lex
elusive OF the day of Servce) after the service on
you ri this summOnS-if served within this
county: if served out of this county, but il
this District. within twenty days, otherwise with
in forty days-or Judgment by default Will be
taken against you. The said action is brought
recover Judgment against you dissOlVing the
bonds of matrmOny now and heretofore existing
between you and said plaintiff, upon the ground
of wllfu deSertiOn and upon the further ground
of failure to provide, plaintiff alleging that such
failure to provide is not the result of poverty.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail 20
appear and answer the said complaint rs above
required, the plaintiff will take judgment by
default and apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in her complaint
Given under my hand this third day of May,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eigity-tWo
A. c. ELLIS, Attorney for PllintiT. my6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.
Assets. s.........................S9 ,702 ,957 o.

This corporation. organized in 1913
for the purpose Of insuring lives, is con-
dIcted solely in the interest OF its policy holders,
to whom in their collective capacity belong its
entire assets. All the profits divided among
them and there are no stockholders to control
the Company, or to take any portion of its sur
plus. The Company long since attained and
now holds the foremost place among Life Jnsur-
ancc institutions of the world. The magnitude
of its business proves that it enjoys the conf
dence the people. Beyond and above all the
liabilities, computed by the New York legal
standard, it has a surplus fund exceeding Twelve
Millions of Dollars. The Company has paid to
its policy holders:
since It's organization ........ S:sI.:s;;e ~
And during the year lSSi........ is.G40.ll2 I;e
PERSONS Wishing to secure Legitimate and
SAFE i.ifr Insurance AT la.;cSt 81 will find il to
tncif advan aye TO Insure in tho MUrU II. IlFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK.
GEs- For further particulars apply to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24
syVETT01eS

Y n. " ttorntN. At law ard
patout Solicitors, Vi ashtU gtsn, - -. -tsiprtu-
c.,s and advice. sent rEEr. NC tttni eSclu.
tyaiy 70 Patent "usincsS. "..,'."aHhlc i"r'us.
rrjGxles, Interercnc"S, aud cases rejected N
other hands d -paci atty. ClNrrtI ~o',r''r''.
send mo'd "r si,"t"h and description to' cpii.1oa
=. to uatFut;.tjiitv, FitkE or ClIh@DE. We roiur
10 tlc in,n rpi s>cnrr of Pait tnt1 ,ir D cS,snI-
rni.>yoncrs. ESiA,3tsl'j 1865. d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

\ Great chaIcs 10 ulSIs rgnrer
II tn s- Who ~lwSus t,h. h'~sntHlB
IL Of the gocd ,.ac fos f.S~yog
~ ~ AlAy money that offered. sc.er siv
become wealthy, while those who dI not improve SRA
chances remain p-,vertv. any me"i.
rlel hovs aud girls work right !. eh rVs
loc,iities huy Do tie wo-k arrp'rly r SIC
start The bu.iNr will ray more taan zen tines
or iuary we&yee Fxpeusls ou lit flruisho.' fra Ne
who euga es fails 10 ul.' n,otcy rslai. t"I
devote your whole time t. the wmk Of o@s S'u spare
III meuig Pun inf rInatiu, aud All LIH- u ne,iri srIL
tree. Address SriSso, " Co Portland, II 'ine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

NEW ORIEAEs, September ee.-The Plea
pfns'S Pensacola special reports fffty-five
new cases 81 yellow-fever. but only two
deaths. Nearly one half ~ the coniribu-
tons received and expended for the bene-
fl u the sufferers came from Mobile.
a Neirs Matamoras special says the sick
ness j. slightly on the increase in Ma,amo-
ras. and there are several serious cases.
The report at 10 A. N. from Brownsville
shows q rapid decrease Of the epidemic
there, but there are twelve new eases. Of
which eight ere pronounced yellow-fever.
and one death. Two hundred and ninety
two persons were furnished aid by the BE
lief Committee.
Al Port Isabel four new cases and one
death q fever have occurred since The
epidemic commenced. In the garrison
there have been thirty eases and five deaths.
some cases Of fever are reported At Victoria.
Tamaulipas.
BROWNSVILLE. TExAs. September &c
The few cases u fever now here are con,
lined entirely 70 the outskirts y the city.
The river j. falling. and the water Is run
ming on The streets. The steamship Har
rs carried Of AL detained mails Yesterday.
The people complain about not receiving
the mails. The weather is pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

LONDON. september -G.-Au Alexandra
correspondent. commenting IA The crclI-
stance II >ir Edward Maiet riding III ihe
same carriage with the khedife 20 the f-l.-
vy.y station y--terIav morning, says Tbs j.
fl.. first t.r.e ia Egyptian history i--'t l.D-
, .-,4cial honor ua~ seen accorded ~ l,i-
- =, consul ou p sal. occasion. IAr cog
RESPONDENT p. ports That .i3- were e-- 'i-' ed
v..t,rday in Beuhra. ~..ulah. .nl l'ai.-ll-
houl. i'm celebration VI the FL. DIV rf-llA
me DoIg No-s's Cairo correspondent
..--ir-g-D. that 10000 persons witnessed
-t. Ehef.gr's entry into THAR cry Fe-,ff-
DIV. lie state. t.ai 10 tlc nau-e ~ NJ. 90
T....spr- there Wa. uo --- -! " bunting
mar ans decoration HaA'a -.
Th. Trmev's Berlin CORES polGrni lore
-f.-ls.r, 4. closer connection between ing
l.aa and Germany in regard 60 ,ar Eastern
dt.rqrrh from Al Sanaris says. " J 10
Government propose, t1 establish ni'iie-'
-,.l ci-v here. In which Europeans "-- D'
rrrrc-eI-ed.
emo. september 43.-TAe hheaiye ye-
,.7.dav evening drove .cr an hour tlrue I
,he illuminated streets. and Va wei IT.
.efvel. TIE Khedive Will De>toW ul'.i
c,c,.r,i wellesley the grand GORDON Ct ih'
Order ri O-manh.
CnRo. september "a grand recei'
rion WIS held IL GheZirch Inlaee Lo-l1t ''
the KhedNe. Nearly Thousand IeiI'
.entafi,es OF different village were pre-
emf n Khedive refu- 81 70 receive man
impiicaled pacha- and eey- who cam =
nr6fe.s LOYALTY. and warned the uieila, si =
rrher high per-onage- That they Wouia .
.evereiv punished Il ihey re@Ised INTO d.
loralfr- The principal British oihcer,, "
,l,eir .tat.. were present. General Wols
- howe,er. was indispOsed and uasD'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
The school Troubles In Washington
C1fy.
I-peclaltl % c-ncln"a'I ''il.'1'

l@oeriai d. thc enc Lna;. t'nln' i--l
WASHINGTON. september 2@--si elhill-
NJ the yeNcd question a- go WLei.itI .li'
children ~ coiored residents oi Tie IT,
trirf would he admitted ~ llt puei..t
-rbools heretofore reserved lor White t-..-
iron. ,be Critic -ay, Tonight, a.ieI -ti'I-
,ino ID he admission Of The children ~
Mr. GREGORY. q c0lored man, o. Fre- 'l'l
school. heretofore a white school cn iht
l,-3a~ ~ q coiored school trustee:
ne action Of General Brney IN &c
.idjng 10 let Mr.. Gregory's children re-
,rSin IN tine Prescott school has not been
endorsed by the Board II Trustees, ana il
,,a,nain. 10 b. seen neither i VIII De-. III
tbe 1,,.,-r, time. the residents Of the county
Who have children entitled - attend TIE
prescott school are not satisfied With III
decision. and do not propose To accept Il
:. final. but Will carry their grievance to
l,isber aufhority-fhe Commissioners.
T6eir children viii not be permitted 70
return until the latter make their DECISION
ar6 Il General BirneY l. sustained IN per-
r,itfing colored children 20 remain ~
Aabooi created and supported Tor whii'
,ei'olsr. then the whites viii retire an1
Iea,.e The Others 20 enjoy The iuil ana un
Si.tnrbed benefits Of both whue ana COZ
o,...d schools IN the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
Three Young Men Drowned Dy .n'
.-.r,s;riuc Of a saiIbOaf on LAKE Lr,e'

t,.-,..-. y y september - "
-. ~ a., distressing lake disaster .'Te
i- .,r.,iat.d here today. } our "el--
49, ,,,.,.r.- men went ont ~ a >.l' lo"'
m. +,.;-, on the AZ Yesterday iH'i NJ
- t,a marty. James steward IT,. q. ~ ,'
w -, 1bi. morning FROM thc ne1shD'i =
~ ~ Iqv View on foot ana III 4 mo-
800 ,o.,..ti.- condition from exposure. na'Ih-
...'..''...'t,i .,sr canpauion- dead ID inc VIZ
j. ~ M name. u TIE unfortunate ! oUl-
,n.n are james Con" @s' '-l v-1l,.n,
-. Wall. AGED eighteen. ana - -
Duran. AGED 4" eili. w. MA
--dinc on Mack-la" street.
r.rrcyI.AEs oF TIE A. .,'t. I'm, =
,rv.o -,arfv i,i. ia ,mAii 3oal 4 '''s I'm,
- Nondav morning. ana .,' .l..
.. ne,apd BAY View. ana "a - -
- a.. ,,nd n ,aual s,.ucN ihe ro'"' - /.
a. TbeT held Oh 10 ihe siue, -, -
80 and t5rn let 90 one ~ one ,''-,. . 'l,a,
"--, - While cliu4inS 10 Tic Do'' .H, ,
uiON IN ,.crv much frightened hla
"e4e AZ a. .,,a-,,yed ID keep IL presence -
III ~ - - calm them. lie ,'aU Is"
n'lnu' t;,,naIv talked q drowning ~ a..
they cv ,','iI6 through and dcsImrihA. -,
WeIt "a down was CONWAY, nv,
iasi "n ,.5 in his arms for W Al4'. =
>lt"a hocaDe thoroughly chlli'I u. - y.
SIC" % y.,.,,.eious. and when Or a" o'-', =,
soTnd Conway had gone; ~ LaK iron
-.d8la 10 the shore, q llilo III - morning
pn. X;ew. about ! O'Clock vi, - l,T
De3 6,ied his clothes al Aou l,r,ad .-acl
I In walked the LAKE enof , . n.cIocE.
Ilc W city. arriving here al . O o'''"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
10 Pre.iacncN Ia MexLeo.

CITY ,F Mu.o. september 2f.-Ile
adoption i- formally announced by Cone
.re-- of constitutional am' ndmelt de-
caring thai I'D jue event ~ --e death .r
removal Of fhe presidents biz Successor
-.aii,Jc tne senator W.9 presided oNt- ,A'
senate during tAe month preceding thr 'a-
eaucy. Wien Dee Senate I~ lat in -e,. 'n.
tle president 81 The permanent committee
vls IL alternately 80 senator or O. de. ,iF .-
90 succeed IT. ca~e ol d p~riuant ~ f.-
.r.urv. election, aye o. De- called iMmt 10
a,eiv. u,ihur0tle tliei Justice has been
,--or7ciO Nice-Pr--idcuf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

soraceo' and contains LIS fulI-size boxes a,
samples Of their regular brands 81 ,oh -ss -
forming the walls Of the fort. with ahou,
sairtY-seven miles Of spun or twisted worI
m 'he shape Of the feet, armament. xyns
cosvmns. and drapery. The design WA,
.tIginaieu by them and made in their fac.
1eI., costing. | ain credibly informed
about eight thousand dollars ''''"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
The Circus-Train Wreck.

Louisville. KY. September 36.-Tbe in
quest on The bodies Of thcmen killed by The
wrcrking n Sells's circus-trlin developed
the fact that on a train Of twenty-one cars
were hUi four break. Coming down q
grade 81 seventy-Wo feet 10 the mile the
train became Ilumanageablc and ran with
such speed that tie track either spread OF
something broke and fell on the track.
causing Tho cars o. jump the rails. Sell
had removed the breaks from the ears 10
facilitate loading the wagons. Besides the
three killed. two - three ont OF the four
ton Nounl-d aTe eNnertnl % Die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
yn.l.in-tnn I:a.ms.

. |...r !.
-. l,.-,..r., Announce.
N .-..l f-.I f.,.8.-f ~ O.
i.'' "- "" ., e.. ...-..f.-.r. II -l,.
.''- ~ - NJ Orleans.
.-,..-'..f. = - ,.r cent.
making a . -i' i.'.- ''
le aggregate
l.l,ll-.' 90 b ..- ..'' .'' -.t., ..+..
cni l.tiiraa b. T.''' '....--.7
80 t-.-.e- .-'.N- ~'','' -~,'.--...,
claimants. aia = i", ~ -
DslE.IilloA. '. '" ....-, -.r..
or ihe receivers ~
-t-LtioA pen, W
Aciin-->t III ....- =.
Dee ordered 'h. ..-i... ,.'..-., IT,
NeN ~" - 4.''' l Nv --.,..
ier',i .- ,- 90, -......l ..- 49,.
iu-'A'I d. ...t- ..'.3 .,... t.-r-
one N..NN-' ID ~ii't 10 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

Special teiesrarn r. the Dispatci.I
NoHPoLE. Va. September 2G.-The equi-
noctiai ha- kept Up steadily FOR several
dav-, bu, was fairly raging here to-day. and
tonight disasters are reported in Cbesa-
peake Lay. and . terrific storm Is outside.
Various steamer. are unable 70 put - sen.
Water is forced up immensely il the har-
b0rs. and tie lower streets and wh@rves are
rcoTsT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The TarfE Commission nj Chariestsn-Ac-
quittal OF Alleged Nurderers IN North Care
Iina-Sooviile Files q Cross-Bill for Divorce
from His Wife-Isauesi In the Case OF tAe
Wreck OF sells Circus TTain-heavy Fall
IRE in Kansas-sa<pension OF a Boston
Dry-Gocds House-The Presidential sue-
cesssoa IN Observation-Disclosures far United
states Senatorin Cr.sos-Death ofthe Arch
bishop or seviIIe-Serions Accident in Pitts
burrh-Th, YeIIow-Fsver-Attempt Es-
cape Of Cozvicts-Esyptian Sews-ofher
fsrciCn Noffs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
BUrncd 10 Death in The Presence Of
His Family.

tHIClG0. ~epfeuber 3G.-In no Town q
Lake Yesterday barn and match factory.
owned ly Anton krie-er. caught fire.
Krieler. in re~cuinr hi- horse. was either
tieked tv tae animal. or being overcome
hy the smoke. was burned o death. iii.
deafh-.tru-gi we've witnessed hv bis wife
and family rs ~.X children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.
Richmond and southern Exathits
Fully DsScribed.

o-t-.u of the new England Mannfacss-
-,r,. and MeehaBics' tsstituts.- aud It's
Supposed Rivalry With The Massacha-
.,fts Charitable Mechanics Association -
Richmond Manufacturers Exhihits-Tha,
M Railroads show fer the Souih-Bos.
.,,,, Friendly Teslins FER RicAmond-A
>e-th,rscT's IsiuHctioa re "Gs South.
ycurr Nsn"-All Pleasantly NARRATED hy
d Richmond Boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

4,sr-0E'S story or TuE TyKA>NI ~ HE
tai OFFICERS oN >UFtQMp.

n
-AIL0a's story or TIE Ill.A,Nl ~ '-'--
tai OFFICERS oN >a-fA24i
Ado.ph Baumrar,. q natiytof >w.tzar-
lana. appeared Ii o-,tic Garden Monday
ana made complaint against Captain Ham
lton aud the officers oi-+le ship noa.'i'-
ed. oi BM.. $50 which De recently c...'
from Ilayre. ~.cr"'"ry Jao'.-'n' .i'-l -. -
tcnihe ~ DIS story. advised Ian ~ -o Old
the United states authorities i'I It.Ie' 10
Bamrart stated HAT curly ID august
while ia I4vr- looking for WORK. he "-.-
apnroachel Joy % man who offered h-i- "a
ll.i....e - America aud pat 81. taD rate '.
as DER month. u s'rr pied i--r .-i'.' -l--
wa. Shown 60 tle American ellH ID ...''-...-
ed. which pa, about 30 --'.- i'r '-ie .''i' ~
ba'a,t. She leit LIVE. 'h A,-'-' -. --.-
with crew OF iaT'y-AFt a ..- .'
Th4 minority NJ these seemed % re green
"a I..-+ -ttf. q fll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

PrrrsBuRoH. >eptempeF ~ 49, ~ =, ~ ne
1900 sDoTN I'1 h1jdins ra,r way and num-
i hAi' 10 , -, T.,b riano AID TWO or
gs ans % we're ,O pre,cipitaed 20 the door Dis.
t lance Of thirtv ft.et. sewn persons We're
i iniureGLtw rrt prol,i ~ fatally. one olgan
~, ,yas - AZ deroIi.bsJ and other instruments
S %'S u Ja,Dae.s &b,ri the same time
sSo od' ou uI',I ~ hnid;ns on which nun
be her. ~ S nennis had altered to witness The
fireworks sfil, and two l'I ''"-
injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

Ni" '.I-"
.Ila- .. D.te...
j. --L a... e.r-..
..,..-- ..a..- ..H..sr t-u. . -n .t.t
i-l. 4.i.| .'.t 800 i'."
r..r
4N.s.0- t... -.--. '--.-
Nf.... -r. .-..lff .- i'
r-..u
,-.. --.-
--I ~,f... .rr. --f-
sI..t.. CORN ''i. p. 81 '..'-.'
r-.-.r. ..,-..- "-.
f.-
H.. -..l.u.Acr .n
.- .-....- -r. H.I- s0-E a-it H'-l
l or .' .-
.t.' I ii.- ... t -
n--.
n- -- -.......-. ~ .l4.r. Mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
FINANCIAL.
RlCHM,oND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TrEsDAr- September 20, lssz-
SALEs-FrnsT BoARD.-G.0O0 Virginia peelers
n 81; 200 Eich. 1ond and DaasiIle Railroad de-
beninrcs m. g. AZ 10; 5000 Richmond. YORK
River and Chesapeake Railroad s's at liz; 10
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad took \; -.
- d. q; IN. % D.. 81 ~ 10 shsre~ Richmcnd
and AlleTiaany Railroad stock al 20: 100 SHARES
Richmond and West Poiat Terminal Railway and
Warehousc Company stock a. 81 3: 1000 Colne-
bia and t,rrcnrilie Railroad second g. at Scss.
SECOND E0ARD.-l0 slares Chari0tfe. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stocs 81 52's. do. a. 5Za ;
o shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad ssogk NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
60 TO work or 60 20 school.

B0-ToN, september 2f.-Ihe boss who
struck M thc ~0mcrviHe Gia-~-N orN- on
Monday for an incrca~r Of pav aI returned
o. work to-day under thc threat ~ the chief
Of police that De- would make them 20 90
school
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
.,.,.. ,,orroons in England

re bi 70 atl re 10 interfere
d dsp thai he i, i pp fbe m Nc in
Win TnaI.n aII ~ be presume that 'n''' ''
I Lns l'' .,o vith them Willingly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

uoEsFoED's ACID PHosPHArE, - 20, GoNs = :
..-,nx.-Dr. ]. y. Robinson Aeaiha' w.
saw: Il have used Il IN case OF ina i.s,,s
tsen and constipation, with COED rssS Sn<-
In nervous prostratien its reslii's aTs H'S
w."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27
AGrneI Decree.

PrKrx. CHINA. september 2G.-An lmpe-
rial decree has been ISSUED ordering I'M
the father " the kim oi Cerea b. AeI's ioF
ID 1,n.er guard ~ Pas Ting Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

The young man or wom ,l, TlG l ircekles,
t tan. letter tetter plmpes and IL. .es some d Or
lions Of the lace, should , Use the scalI
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and is good icr the Iclie''
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mauxE INTELLIGENCE.


san rlses........--. s5C HIGH TIDE.
s'eB vi-es..-.-... GOO Evening ......-..... 4.50
PogT OF RICHMOND. SEFTEzBKR 20. Issz.
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ScAnoner Eos iBr.l. Elss- Boston. taiias. % icad
sour Tor Brazil.
sloauer Roanoke. Cascb, New York. n,erchsn-
d.. and pa-seagers. 81. ". Alien 6 CO.. agrnts.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Fhlaae phia, nlerchan-
dice. j. ". Me- arrick. as-eli
steamer ARIEL. clifford. norfolk. United states
mali merchapf iise, and passengers. l.. b. IAtEm
superiuf.ndenf.
Schooner maggie W Rivers, va wthcrse, Boston.
canaei coal. ., -t1rrs.
schooner John n. shaw. g.lrerne. New York.
con- gLesalcake aad Ohio Raiixay Company.
Schooner Annie '. Bergen. Chamber. New
Haven. lumber Chesapeake and palO Railway
Con pany. Vesssl. turiis 4 Parker.
PORT OF NEW PORT NEWS. sETT'g 20. lss2.
BY Telegraph
AEHIyEp.
steamer Lurav. ~chprmsrturu. Oid Point and
Hampton. merchandise snd passengers. hesa-
pfake ard Ohio Railway Company laud sailed ga
irfurnI.
steamer Northampton. McCsrrick. Norfolk.
lufrr Ia Hll.s. and lt-I Ike ana ONO
Railway Company and Saiied % refurul.
steamer AccDmaC. heik. merchandise and pas
scugers- -IniLlhtid- Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company iADl stllcl On ~ arm.
schooner :. :. Thorn. Bailey. Now urs. -.
schooner ". n. frel-ou ifour-masIcdl. carver +.
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bcSToN. september y. lss2.
a.. everybody here knows. the New
,-..',rt = ..r was not ready Tor The public
%. s,sr 81, had been expected. Even MP 20
81. -.-.~f-.. inr WoTkmen have been busy
.....,- qp machinery and arrau ring their
,aaat.. trf now undoubtedly everything
., f-,,. q, -i and bids fair 90 bc ~ much
- ~ .vccr>> IN IT, attendance a. II j. In its
..~.r-iors. The New England Manu,ac-
..~,-.. and Mechanics Institute is gene
-rt k~own az supposed 70 l'e rival or
r.-l,,. 90 rle Massachusetts, Charitable
,,..t.ar les Association. For the purpose of
GETTING AZ THE TRUTH
t ,ti. v.rr corrc~ponccnt visited Mr.
f.--, = Wood. She treasurer and super
.-.r7.rt 4 -he former institution. from
--t,-, De- --.-l r.3 tAe following iacis:
,1--4a number u The mechanics-that
p. f..-..D. Bo,ton-uct together q; the
.-..-- D,--a- Hotel which was then near
r-.,er ara iu.an streets. ~ the par
... g Css .r- g remedy ioT what was
stated f. Ne '' crl rn- grievance"
---.l .~ l.4uy apprentices who Lad
-h..- - fu- the ful term = seven
-.t.r .r I'VE years would ieaVc
..- former masters - work f1r increased
-- v-. -...r rivals. They then and
--rf. sd and agreed moi 80 EMPLOY
'.t.-. --..w .v arr-onncc,. Pau
49,, dt-,.- >.lrer.luIth ai NJ,
va, made tle first president.
r.- --l ~
Nt,--->i,- ASSOC l--i'>
a~-.f society grew lr-er AID
ru..e- weather. being aware oi
. .reff.lra. .an..ty. tAel II l-,1 ar-
-.r under iie above name.
r.....f-r. refused. an-wsriu-. ,r