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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-31

IoUnys IN SUPPORT or TIE MASTERS CRY
a., 49,, xvaa ANp DEPRESSION.

FIGURES IN SUPPORT or THE MASTERS CRY
or purLNEss AND DEPRESSION.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-The annua! re-
mort ~ tbe secretary OF the American Iron
and steel Association states that prices
were generally higher at the close OF the
year than at the beginning, although
there were indications In December that
a decreased demand and lower prices
might soon be expected. These indi-
cations have been verified. The de-
mand for most iron and steel products has
sensibIy slackened, and prices have very
generally sympathized with the decline.
Steel rails especially have experienced a
remarkable fall in price. At the middle OF
December they were quoted at $50, while
the price at the end OF the month was $6S.
At the middle Of May orders were easily
placed at s5O-a decline OF s10 In five
months. Iron rails were quoted at s4S at
the close OF December, and in May they
had fallen 10 ga. Pig.iron fell about one
dollar and half per ton from December 70
Nav. except for best brands OF No.
anthracite foundry. The prices OF bar
iron and nails have recently sym.
pathized with the downward ten.
dency in the prices Of the other articles
above named. In December the price OF
bar.iron at the stores in Philadelphia was
80 cents per pound, and at the middle Of
May it was 2.6 cents. The quoted price OF
nails at Pittsburgh in December was $3.50
per keg, and at the middle OF May it was
SO. The demand for all iron and steel pro-
ducts Just now is not encouraging, heavy
importation and other causes having exert
ed an unfavorable influence on the market
The present range Of low prices is not, ac'
cording to the report, to be regretted, a.
the enormous importations OF iron and stee
will thus be checked.
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Congressman at Large.
exandria Gazette says +:

The Alexandra GdzeUe says:
"Some mention has been made of Massey
for that position. Well, if he can show that
he has no Arthur faint about him, and ii
OF set purpose not to contract any, we will
not object II such be the conclusion after
mature and careful deliberation. II the
Mahoneites have put club into our hands
TO beat their own brains out WITH we are
quite willing to use it for that purpose"
The Lynchburg Advance says
"Look here, Massey, are you in earnest
II SO, here's our hand; shake You have
in your day been naughty man. You
have done those things which you ought
not to have done, and left undone those
things which you ought to have done; and
at one time there was no good in you.
But under our flag Of truce all these things
are in the deep bosom Of the ocean bu-
RED"
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M THE PANIC STILL INCREASES

GOODS ARE DECLINING EVERY DAY.
THOUSANDS OF NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
SYCLE BROTHERS' DAILY,
KEEP THIS LIST AND CALL FOR GOODS AS
ADVERTISED To CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
l case LACE BUNTING reduced from l2a to
s cases Lawn reduced from 81 to 4c.;
1 case ALL-WOOL BUNTING ut 21c., never sold
before for less than Doe;
100 pieces YARD-WlDE LINEN at l2lc., good
50 pieccs sTRTPfT LINEN at 6, Is, and zoe,
good value for 80 and 4Oc.
10 pieces IRISH LINEN ~ poe, suitable for UNI
der-garmonts good value for BIC;
Q cases LACE BUNTING at l24c, never sold De-
30 pieees MINIS YELLING from 80 10 6Oc. per
ward. much below regular value;
100 pieces NEW GINGliAliS at l2.c all much
100 pieces pieces VICTORIA LAWN at lOc., never sold
100 pieces pieces YiCToRiA lawn at IKE, good
value for : and 2Oc.;
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN at 1899, good
I case 'ct5oL0RFD LAWN at 16ac., regular price
elsewhere 25c.;
| case WHITE LAWN at l2Ec.i
case WHITE LAWN az 1896;
1 case IMPORTED CHECK MUSLIN ar Sc
good value for l2H and 16Ac.-all from the
recent New York sales.
We also show a full assortment Of every other
make of WHITE GOODS.
500 pieces BUNTING, ranging in price from
500 pieces DRESS GOODS, the latest novelties at
every price; - -., - .
1000 dozen new NAPKINS and TOWELS at
prices never heard Of before I'm Riclnond;
1000 WHITE Observation-Disclosures Honey
comb. and othcrs-from jnc. % %;
DOUBLE and SINGLE-N 18th tLANNELS'
suitable for watcring-paces' IN al the new
shades, from 25c. t. : per yard;
! case 1O-4 SllEEIlNG at 3Oc.' regular value
45c.; ,,,,,,,,.
A very attractive assortment In CAMBRIA and
SWISS EMBROIDERY;
Our LACE DEPARTMENT + complete at prices
much lower than our last week 5 quotations
200 LADIES and CHlLDREN's GOs>AAlkk>
much lower than prices heretofore,
1000 PARASOLS and SUM- MBRtLLAS
which are compelled 10 be closed out before
the season advances:
200 pieces NEW MAITlNGS from l2sc. 20 4Oc
per yard. -.-...
We have added $50 pieces PLAIN and FANCY
SILKS and SAIiNS 10 our already large
stock, an purchased at the recent panic price,
For the largest stock of FOREIGN aud DOAih>-
TIC DRY GOODS call. ana don't stop til you
reach SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. my 2s-eod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
are closing out

JULIUS ME1Eh sun
are closing out
900 pieces HEAVY RED-cHECK MATING at
"A per roll OF forty yards-only 10c. per yard ;
EXTRA SUPERIOR FANCY MATING at spe-
cisl figures.
Also, Offering many other special bargains In
their line, including
HANDSOME FIGURED IMITATION LINEN
LAWNS at 4c.; superior quality WIDE
LAWNS at &C.; REAL LINEN LAWNS,
handsome style, at 12hc. worth 20c.; extra
quality at 1e1c., would be cheap at 25c.; best
LIGHT PRINTS at Sc;
GUINET's SUPERB BLACK SILK at 81;
YARD-wIDE MONTE FOULARD at &c.;
BLACK ALL-woOL BUNTiNGS at lac. worth
1896;
BLACK ALL-wooL NUNS YELLING at Csc.
BLACK LACE STRIPE BUNTING at l0c.;
regular price 20c.;
COLORED sILK-FINISH BROCADES at l2Hc.;
MORE STRIPED SATIN at csc. worth s1.25
FRENCH DoUBLE-FACE sUITINGs, entirely
new, at l2c.;
10 pieces W HlIE LiNON DE iNDia AZ i@.'''
the cheapest ever sold;
GO pieces YARD-WIDE VICTORIA LAWN, SUI
perior quality, at &c.;
WHITE LACE STRIPE MUSLIN at &C.;
WHITE PERSIAN NULL at 2Gc. worth 30c.;
500 pairs FOSTERS 5-HoOK kID-GLoVEs,
Black and Colored, at 81; FOSTERS 4
HOOK, Black only, Mt $40 worth 1925;
SARAH BERNHARDT KIDS, 6-button length,
all the new shades at 1928;
FRENCH CfIAMOIS MOSQUITARES, embroid-
cred backs, at S5c.;
200 pair COLORED Isle GLOVES at sc. per
pair
100 dozen 4-ELAsTfC REAL Isle GLOVES
at 25c. worth 75c.;
LADIES' PURE LINEN ULSTERS from sl.25
up-new and handsome styles;
PARAsOLs, lower than they have ever been sold,
at JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
ny21-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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The one man Of preeminent ability in the
Pennsylvania delegation in the House Of
Representatives Is Mr.. Randall, Demo-
crat, and even he, disturbed by the ambi-
ton to be President, has not used bis ability
as he might and should have done for the
honor and gain Of his State. Yet despite
his eccentric course Mr.. Randall is the one
Pennsylvania representative who gives
character and prestige to this Common
wealth in Congress. He has something
more than district reputation, but he is
the only one who is so rich in fame. Phil.
ddelphia Telegraph.
For Republican journal that will dc
pretty well. Mr.. RANDALL deserves all that
can be said Of him in the way of praise.
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Messrs. BEcKwITH Il PARHAN, successors
TO WO0DHoUsE 4 PARHAA, have favored us
with the May No. OF Lakewood.

SURPRIsIYG.-"Br Bruce" writes from
Richmond "The statement that Frede-
ricksburg was carried by the Rekdj listers
occasioned some surprise"
The "statement occasloned great
deal more surprise here. Bruce and Rich
mond ought TO have known us better than
10 believe such ubiquitous reports about the
old burg. II all the Whigs returns Of
election gains are as false, REIMBURSEMENT
and its organ are both "played out"
Nedericksburg Nees.
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DEATHS.

Died, on May 30th, at 5:45 \. NJ, EDNA,
Youngest child Of Alice and Edwin Il. Loving
Funeral service from house, 507 west Marshall
street, TO-DAY "Wednesday, May 3lst,l at o A.
NJ. Friends and acquaintances Invited 10 attend
At sea, on Sunday, April 2sth. after long and
painful illness, died peacefully, In the fortyninth
year OF his age. EMIL HENNING AUGUST
FON AHLEFELDT; Saxtorff, Of sch!essws
Holsteln. Germany.
Died, May Goth, MARGARET MARY WASS-
MER. in the twenty-sixth year Of her age.
man Catholic church THIS "wednesday EVE
MING at O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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WARRENTON.
CLOSING EXERCISES AT FAUQUIER FEMALE IN
sTITUTE-COMING DELEGATES, ETC.


sTITUTE-COMING DELEGATES, ETC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.J
MAY 81, 1882.
The closing exercises OF the Fauquier
Female Institute came off last night with
more than usual Scidt. The commodious
hall of the Institute was packed to its ut
most capacity, the aisles being crowded
with persons, who stood during the whole
evening. The charming little cantata " The
Flower Queen " was beautifully rendered
by the young ladies, under the efficient
management of the head OF the musical de-
partment, the "Sun Flower" being pro-
minent and taking character in the plot.
The session Just closed has been perhaps
the most prosperous OF the present able
faculty, and the outlook for next session is
far more than ordinarily encouraging, ex-
cept for the removal of Professor Robert
Frazer--the principal-with his family to
Marion, Ala, TO take charge Of the famous
Judson Female Institute. This determine
ton on the part of Professor Frazer has
occasioned his many friends the deepest
sorrow, and the friends of the Fauquier
Institute no little anxiety for its future.
Upwards Of two hundred delegates have
sent on their names TO the Committee Of
Arrangements for the Baptist General AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia, and been assigned
homes. Generous assistance has been ten
dered the Baptists by the people OF all de-
nominations.
Warrenton mechanics report this the
busiest season they have had for long
time, the coming Of the General Associa-
ton having induced our citizens to make
repairs and improvements on their premi-
ses TO an unusual extent.
Mercer Slaughter, Esq, the obliging
general ticket agent Of the Midland road,
has offered TO put on extra trains during
the session OF the Association in order TO
| furnish more ample accommodation for
those whose engagements may call them
away before the close OF the meeting, a
change of schedule to take effect to-mor-
row the Goth, depriving us Of some present
railroad facilities. AMATEUR.
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A Surprise for Pennsylvania Demo
aPnfs
Especial to the Baltimore Americana

IoPtCId1 10 tIIt baIVIHIOTt AIHtTICIIl.I
WASHINGTON, May 29.-It is whispered
about in Democratic circles tonight that q
surprise is in store for the coming Demo-
cratic State Convention OF Pennsylvania.
The Democrats are satisfied that they must
put forward their strongest man to win the
fight, and among the names most promi-
nently mentioned is that OF General VIM
field S. Hancock, who is a resident OF Penn
sylyania, but who is at present located in
New York. 1t is intimated that General
Hancock will accept the nomination If ten
dered him, on the ground that il success
full he will be formidable candidate for
the presidential nomination Of the Demo-
cratic party in 1884.
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FANCY GOODS.


s T E V EN- 5
HAS THIS WEEK PLACED IN STOCK
NEW MODELS TERRA-COTTA BUsTs, FIG
UREs, and GROUPS, STATUETTEs. They
are handsomely finished.
10 cases PALM-LEAF FANS;
10 cases FLAT JAPANESE FANS;
Those large-slze JAP PARAsoLs, solid color and
tourist stick, are a bargain at 35c.;
200 sets TABLE-KNIyES and FORKs-black,
brown, OF notwithstanding at 81 a set;
More of those l6- aud 1s-inch ENAMEL-CLoTH
VALISES ats1;
All sizes LEATHER SATCHELS very low;
so banded American and printed English Toll
LET SETS at $3.50;
Another lot Of those ENAMELI.ED-HANDLE
WHISk-BROOMS selling at l0c.;
large invoice OF the fine GREENLAND PA
PER, ruled and unruled, selling at l5c a
quire; ENVELOPES 10 match, 15c. pack;
Some handsome WORK aud NuRsERY-sTANDS
ut S2.25, worth 80.
Send for catalogue of IIAMMoCKs tmailed freel
to STEVENS,
my27 sos Broad street.
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Both Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifierare prepared
at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price Of either, 81. Six bottles for
20. Sent by mail In the form OF pills, or Of
lozenges, on receipt OF prlce--$1 per box
for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers
all letters OF inquiry. Inclose &c. stamp.
Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICHMOND, May 81. 1852.
At 4 MEETING OF THE EXECU-H
N TIVE COMMITTEE IL was decided 10 hold a
the semi-annual reunion down James river. on m
WEDNESDAY, May 81. 1882. Every member II
f. expected 10 report for duty.
The barge will leave the wharf at o'clock \. VI.
sfarp. But for the accommodation Of tlose unable
To leave I'm the morning. the tug will make Sec
ond trip. leaving the wharf promptly at II O'Clock
M.
The contributing members Of Company + are
invited 10 attend as our guests.
by order Of -
CHARLES i. SKINNER, President
II. 4. BROCK, Secretary. my 2S-3t
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1t was PoPE, not MAcAULAY, who said
OF Lord BACON that he was
"Thc greatest, wisesf, meanest Of mankind"
We intended TO correct this error in the
communication in which it appeared, ION
Sunday but neglected TO do so.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN SEA-
sIcKNEss.-S. S. Parker, Wellington, o.,
says: "While crossing Lake Erie ] gave it
to some fellow-passengers who were sea-
sick, and it gave immediate relief"
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Mr.. JAMES A. FRAzIER's card is not Of
the kind we like to publish; yet as we
printed what MIR. MASSEY said Of him, and
as he signs his name to his card, we could
not well refuse to publish it.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS CELEBRATED AND FAsHlONArlE
WATFRING-PIACT Il NOW OPEN

The elevation Of thc surrounding mor1i1ius
$500 feet above the -ca-cye'.
The buildings have been thoroughly riHr De-
newly furnished throughout and r.titcI Nlh sd
modern improvement.
Tie amuscmonts are varied 7ud extensive.
hraclng a. a NEW feature ucc-cour. 5000. DN'.U-
-iye Lake for boating.
TIE CALNEIL 1901 80.
adjacent 10 the springs. With 'lD Hifl. .o'i HH-
tiers, ground &C.. Dis open at "a, .... H.''.
Pamphlet. with full inform .ii.r.'.H Dbl ..I i
the store of Me,srs. Purcell. J. .dd a. '1.. or ''
GREENBRIER WHITE >lLrltR -lHNhe
COMPANY. GEORGE T.. ptAION.
my Is-lm Managing Director
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TPANIC IN DRY GOODS!

HPANIC IN DRY GOODS!
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.
IA r. MTTELDORFER
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
ALARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
4 cases Of LAWNS, at all prices;
3 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS:
8 cases BLEACHED COTToNs;
As pieces DRESS GOODS at 10c.-former price.
25c.;
MoIREs, SILKS, sATINs, SURAHs, CASH.
MEREs, BUNTINGs, GINGHAMs, PRINTS.
CAssIMEREs, LINENS, DoMEsTICs-al a,
great decline in prices;
20 styles of LACEs, from lie. 10 $3.50 per yard:
LINEN De DACCAs, VICTORIA LAWNS.
PERSIAN MULLS, NAINSOOR, Dotted
and FIGURED SWISS, and all kinds n
WHITE GOODS.
PARASOLsl PARAsOLSi
$40 NEW PARAsoLs Just received. which aro
on consignment, and must be sold-the bot
bargains ever offered.
MATTINGS. MATTlNGS,
$50 NEW PIECES MNTTlNG Just received
from auction, from lie. per ward % f3c. for
the best article.
LINEN ULSTERs. LINEN ULsTFRs!
G33 LINEN ULSTERS, inst received from hc
manufacturers, az very low prices. NOW {, tho
time to huy these goods.
FANS FANs,-A large assortment
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS al 90. G.. 20. So,
90c., and Sl-thc best goods for I've money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains yon mus eau
early at ID. +. MlTTELDORFtks
my 2S-Sn,W&Sa 527 Broad street.
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DELEGATES OR VISITORS TO TIL

nELEGATES OR VISITORS TO THE
~ BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA, at Wairenton, Va, are hereby In
formed that SPECIAL TRAIN has been char
tered on the Chesapeake and Ohio road, which will
leave the depot al Richmond on WEDNESDAY,
May 81, 1882, at 1870 4. NJ, for Warrenton, rtd
Gordonsyille and charlottesville, stopping at all
l.. M.
No change IF ears or unnecessary loss OF time.
Tickets for the round trip good to return ON any or
the REGULAR trains until and on the 9th OF June
PRICE or TICKETS, 50. All intermediate stations
nj proportionate rates.
special terms 10 delegates on AL other trains.
fe.l3 for the rouns trip from Richmond. SO you
save GAS by buying your tickets IRON me.
Persons desiring any other Information VIII
THOMAS j. STARKE,
4O5 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6,27,2S ,30,3l*
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DRY GOODS, &c.

Weare Offering as special bargains for this week ::
A FULL-BLEACHED ALL-LINEN HUCK
TOWEL, % by AZ inches, at 25c.-best value
ever exhibited In the city;
\ FULL-BLEACIIED ALL-LINEN HUCk
TOWEL, 2i by so inches, at 3Oc.-such a bar
gain IS rarely offered to this market;
23-INCH ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING, in all
colors and black, at soc. The supply Of these
goods is somewhat limited
PARASOLS In endless assortment of styles and
prices, embracing all the advanced novelties,
ranging in cost from 81 to $40;
ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN MERYEILLEUX
at sl.124-of superb value and just the thing
for combinations or for entire costumes. We
call your special attention to this exhibit;
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MEETINGS.

MEMBERS OF HILL
~ LEI LODGE. No. 81 (Keshcr :. b.. are re-
auested 10 attend meeting Of their Lodge ut
Ievy's Hall THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock. BY
order Of the President.
WILLIAM LOvENsTEIN,
my 3l-lt* Secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

Married In Washington, ID. c. on May 29th, by
the Rev. John s. Deale, Mr.. HENRY CLINE to
Miss BETTE BARKER, both of Richmond.
Tifin (Ohio) papers please copy.
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MT PARK-PLACE VI T ii Cd IST
CHURCH (west Franklin street).-Union love-
feast TONIGHT. Public invited.
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SPECIAL NOTICE:
We are now offering 10 our trade a confined style
Of EMBROIDERED ALB ATROSs ROBE in all
leading colorings and in black at SIC. In these
novelties our demand is far ahead Of the supply.
To insure your choice Of shade please call at once.
KID GLOVES.
Our stock complete in SARAH BERNlIARDT,
FOSTER, LUPEN'S, MARY ANDERSON, AL
EXANDRE, and other leading styles Of KID
GLOVES.
BLACK sILh at sl.J0-best value ever exhibited
In this city;
CASHMERE ROYAL SILK at 81 80 10 50.
We guarantee our terms to be as favorable as
any regular, fair-dealing house in the United
States.
OURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
CARDOZ0, ALSOP, MOSBY 4 co.
lmy 7-eod
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CITIZENS BANK or RICHMoSD,(
May 20, 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITIZENS
BANK or RICHMOND win be held az the office
of the bank, No. 1l1j Main street: on THURS
DAY. June <, 1882. al o'clock l.. VI
nv 3l-td :. g.. WALLACE, Cashier.
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ND rOINT COMF0KT. N.
HYGIlA HOTEL

HYGElA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from For' Monroe. Or'H
Tho year. Equal to any hotel in thc uiicI ~.i...
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating. ..-
mgand driving -pccillly attractive. irt-0inI-' iE
e resort for southern people. Terms iDra I'r .'II
accommodations tltu amy resort iu tNr rNN..f
Climate free from malaria, ana for ln-'.I l.It i'f
wonderful bon b. s0p0rihc elect. send lnr rNNt.tl
describing lygieuic advantage. etc.
HARRISON plllNl-.
my lf-3m ir Iri. .|f.
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AMUSEsIENTS.

THE ART + Y II ! Il / ION OPEN
l. EVERY DAY from 10 O'Clock IN the morn
ing till 1890 O'Clock at night AT the rooms over
season tickets. 81. my 3l-it
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OPENING OF BON ON AIR HOTEL
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TO THAT
FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DANyTLLE RAILR0AD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, May "a, 1882.
This popular resort is NOW oPEN for the sea-
son Of 1852, and in addition TO the perfect train
service therefor advertised In tie comuany's regu-
lar schedule, SEMI-WEEkLH EXCURSIONS
VIII occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK upoa
special trains. leaving Richmond at L, NJ, and,
returning, arrive In Richmond at 1880 L. Nj.
The uniform rate Of fare for rOund-trip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains Will be
Doc. Straight fare In each direction, 25c.
The usual forms OF communication tickets VIII also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either az
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter OF special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE,
my2i General Passenger Agent.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

.nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE ECEPTION OF GUESTS
LINE 1, lSS2. This wcil-rcuOWuod plac, has
ust undergone extensive and thorough re- pair hoth
as to the hotels proper and TIE grounds. special
attention has been given g. the sanitary depart
ment. For further Information send for do-crip-
tive catalogues. j. y. WOODM ARD,
my 27-2m General Manager.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs, &c.

Commencing JUNE |, 1882. ROUND-TRlP
TICkETs to all the SUMMER RESORTS reached
by this line Will be on sale at the Richmond and
Danvlle depot, Virginia street. and A. W. GAR
BEERS, 1000 Main street. Richmond, Va, good
10 return until October 3ist.
For tickets tme-cards, tOurist-guides, and all
information call on ticket agents at Richmond, or
the undersigned. y. POPE,
General Passenger Agent,
my 2S-lw No. Tenth street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb. lO.-A long letter has
been sent by Mrs. Scovllle to Mrs,
Garfield, ascuring her that Guiteau
was not his own master when ne flred
the shot, and begging her to forgive
him even as Christ shall forgive us all
Both the martyred President and his
family having shown such Christian
fortitude she hopes that the sense OF
wrong would be tempered Wild mercy
It is throughout succession of pious
adiurations aud piteous appeals to
Mrs. Garfield to forgive the crazy man
that shot her husband, for an insane
boy whom she cannot but feel a SIS
ter's love, even though he is condemn
ed and despsed by the whole world
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Senator Thurman, of Ohio, as the
story goes, after his labors on the IL
ternational Monetary Commission OF
the past summer, made trip through
Germany and England. At its close,
and on the eve of his departure for
home. he was asked 10y friend how
he ejoyed his travels. In reply he
said, in his own peculiarly formidable
and serious fashion:
II enjoyed myself very much, sir,
very much, indeed; but have one Sc
rious regret. am very sorry that |
did not have an opportunity of seeing
Prince Bismarck and the Queen OF
England"
"And why did you wish so particu-
larly to see them?" asked the friend in
surprise. To which the Senator, with
a sly twinkle in his eye, but still with
his utmost severity ofmanner, answer
ed: Because, sir, after seeing them
| might have been able te say that
had met two people in Europe who did
not want sixpence from me- Pro-
gress.