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The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
THE LAND ROOM

In \ recent number of the ADVANCE
we gave general summing up of the
lAnd-develop nent prospect in this Vi
'>sit,ity during the coming season.
The St. Paul Globe contains the fol-
lowing bearing on the same su: ject;
Messrs. Sampson s. French, of Storm
Lake, Iowa, who are the managers of
the Scottish Land and Loan company.
\ strong corpration for colonizing
have concluded to move into MinnesO-
ta, and will reprtsent:the Norris Jesup
interest in Pipestone -e<tunty, which
embraces about ~, 600 acres of laud, TO-
ward which they will turn their large
and valuable immigration. They have
bought a half interest in the ssuS'n ,0f
Hickox, which is the present terminus
Of the Heron Lake branch of the St.
Paul and Omaha road. They will
make this the center Of their opera.
tions. With Bishop Ireland's Avoca
colony adjoining them on the east,
Sweetman's 5 colony of high toned Irish
men adjoining them on the north, and
Close Bros English colony moving i'll
to Mobiles county on the south Of them
they will constitute the Scottish por-
tion of the United Kingdom Of South.
western MlnnesOta,
And the Jackson Republic adds:
The above named company have con.
troll of the Jesup Patton lands im Jack.
son county and last spring broke forty
acres eacl, Oh several sections of land
in townships south and southwest of
Jackson village, preparatory to settling
q number Of Scotch families! thereon.
Weihave reason to believe that from
their new headquarters Messrs. SAmp
son Il F'rench's immigration scheme
will radiate to the benefit of Jackson
county.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

10 those who feel neglected by the
County Superintendent, we would say,
that having had scarlet fever in lis
family, his absence will be less regret.
ted than his presence with the disease.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
ADRIAN.


First winter of the season.
Roberts & Slade are moving TIE Old
enburg building on the Severson lot on
Main street.
During the fine weather last week
the people got out one evening aud
made fire break around the village.
Several from here attended the Rush
more masquerade Oh Friday evening
last.
Rumor had it that Mr.. John Krost
had left his new wife, said ru'ror being
correct. But JOHNNY is in 4 great hur
~ to get things fixed for housekeeping
as soon us his wife returns from her
visit home.
A lodge of A. q. U. ". is to be or
ganiZed in Adrian by Sheriff Miller, Of
the Worthington lodge.
We understand that Mr.. E. Cooper
intends to soon bid adieu to
Adrian and take up his residence in
Sioux City, where he will engage i'll the
clothing business.
The first snow storm of the winter
fell here on Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Limbert has beer on Wis
il to Wo;thington friends the past
week.
Pills! pills! pills! Ayers pills. Jaynes'
pills, Eilert's pills. Brandeth's pills,
Pierie's pills, Aliens Mandrake pills,
Female pills. Chiniodine pills, Con-
pound Cathartic pills. Clark's Female
pills Moses Female pills. and Craft
enburg's pills, at Rice's Old Reliable
Drug Store.
Mr.. Robert Nc Nealy, Hagerstown,
Nd, writes: II was reduced to Il
living skeleton by distressful ailments
that completely exhausted me of all
vitality. All the organs Of my body
lungs, liver, kidneys, heart, sight,
hearing, brain, nerves, etc. were in
disorder, and each ga We me trouble
in a greater or less degree. I doc
tored for kidney complaint and dys-
pepsia; took consumption cures; /
! did everything in my vain efforts to
find relief. Mr.. Wells, in Morris
drugstore, told me to try Brown y
Iron Bitters. Two bottles haye made
me feel like a new person, and
believe I am permanently cured of
all nv distress. weigh twenty -four
pounds more now than I did month
ago."
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

They have the right sort of village
marshal up at Worthington. When a
man gets drunk and unruly, and resists
arrest, the marshal pecks him over
the head with an iron drag tooth and
and slnngshots in the hands of the pris-
oner's friends. That's the way to do
it. 1t is the only way to make people
keep sober and behave decentlv. The
st. James authorities should present
our marshal with an extra Weight drag
tooth, or other weapon equally effect
tive Its use would become necessary
now and then.-St. James Journal.
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EENREE.
A Chicago dispatch says:

A Chicago dispatch says:
At the lumbermen's lunch this after.
boon Mr.. Michael Englen,an, Of Man.
istee, stirred up quite 4 lively discus
? sion in the course of his remarks, by
stating that owing to the mi;dness OF
the winter he was 100000 logs short
.of the number lie had counted on put.
ting III this winter, and he believed
there must be considerable advance in
the price of lumber. for there were
many other lumbcrmen who were pre-.
'cisely in his fix.
We hope that Mr.. Englenan will be
agreeably disappointed. The winter is
not over yet and there may be plenty
of snow furnished to get the logs out
Ut the pineries. It would be unfortun'
ate to have the lumber supply short
this year, for the building boom prom
ises, during the coming summer and
fall, to excel anything ever known In
the Northwest at least. Even Worth.
irgton is preparing for boom in that
direction which will surprise the
sleepy. old fogy element and drive them
out of town with the noise and clatte1
Of hammers and tools. We know Of
four good sized business houses now
projected, and these will only be the
A nc u Of a whole alphabet, should
the Burlington road get in on tine.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1852.

The Spirit Lake Beacon gives list
of projected buildings which have TAX
ri form since January first in that
place. They foot up nearly $50, 600.
when the Is. C. II. s. n. gets to Wor"
tl,ington you will see something simili.
l,us simulanter about here.
Our new road is enormous for bust-
ness. The Cedar Rapids Republican
The 3. C. r. l. n. sent out fifty five
extra trains Sunday.
Just think of IS extra trains coming
into Worthington over that road on
Sunday.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

Pour On OIL. P. Follett. Ma.
rion, o.. states that lie has used
Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns. and
has found nothing to equal it IN
soothing the pain and giving relief.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
INSURANCE.

am agent for the Northwest .rn Mutual Lite
and The Travellers Life AM Accident InSur-
ance Companies. the i,est life Insurance
companies in the United States
A"u can. II You will, provide for your
selves in old age, and in Case uf
accident. and for Your fami-
lies III case Of DEATH in,tcr
and cheaper by good
life insurance than
III any other
manner.
am Resident Agent for the Connecticut Fire
Insurance. Company. Ot Hartford one uf the old
stand nX companies. having u paid up capital vi
over 81, ,N0 800 1r 0'l''~' "
Ian agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
G"hnpSny OF \: y, h,ving II nett surplus of H.
o@0.3l?.2s This is the best install men; Insur
ancc company III the world.
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LOOK HER

Obs Standard A. Sugar, 81.
94ths Extra g., 81.
1Otts Brown. 81.
5tbs best Roasted Coffee. 81.
6tbs good Green Coffee, 81,
Everything way down at
26 2W. BEDFORD Bros.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

Renew Your Lease. There are
times in every ones life when energy
fails and miserable feeling comes ov-
e them, mistaken for laziness. Danger
turks IN these symptoms, as they arise
from diseased organs. Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic will restore perfect activity
to tlle Stomach, Liver and kidneys,
purify the blood, and renew your lease
OF health and comfort
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

The disseminating of the two day
passenger trains from Worthington to
Sioux City gives birth to General
dissatisfaction. The Sioux CITY Jour
Nal intinates that it is done to dis.
c. imi' ate against Sioux City trade and
in favor Of St. Paul. In point Of con.
vehithce this change sets Sioux City
three or four hundred miles further
from us, for if the Journal is left to be
brought M on the mail train. we can
get the Chicago dailies as soon rs we
can get tlat.-Sibley Gazette.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

Mr.. Hawxhurst, Of the Sibley Ga
zette, writes US:
The n. Y. boys placed in this vicini-
ty are proving themselves worthy Of the
opportunities they are having and are
doing Eell.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
For sale at he Advance Of
flee.
Il PREMIUM.

A copy Of this Treatise OH the Horse will be
presented to every new subscriber to the AD-
old subs. .:vitcr l!j pays arrcaragcs aud 4 year
n advance.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

1t Heads the List.-Of all other
preparations Or medicines. In cases
Of nausea. headache, dizziness or
Irregularities of the system, Burdock
Blood B,tters have 10 equal. They
never fail III affording immediate re-
lief. Price $l.OO,
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

Living Witnesses The hundreds of
hearty. and healthy looking men, wo-
men and children. that have been res
cued from beds OF pain. sickness and
we'll nigh death by Parker's Ginger
Tonic are the hest evidence in the
world Of its sterling merit and worth.
You will fnd such in almost every
community.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
BONDS.

o4y ana sell all municipal securities.
do not sell school district ,,r
other bond until you get NV
terms. Can pay more
than any one else.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23

/ Negotiate Real Estate
L LOans at straight 9 per cent.
interest. No commissions de-
Quoted. All the money
paid to borrower. DO not
borrow money until YOU
see me. can make
better and cheaper
loans than any
one else can,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

ST. PA1mcG's DAY.-lhere VIII be no
nublic demonstration to-day In the ob-er-
vance Of The festival OF The patron saint OF
Ireland. High mass viii De celebrated at
81. Peters Cathedral at 10 a. NJ. during
which Right Rev. Bishop keane viii
deliver an oration suited To the occasion.
The Catholic Benefci,l Society will assem-
be AT o \. VI. at th,ir hall In rcgalla and
proceed to the Cathedral In body, and
members OF other societies who desire to
participate with them are invited 10 attend
at the Cathedral Hall at the appointed
hour.
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risv arc prepared expressly 20 cure Sick Head
.,be Nervous Headache, Neuralgia Nervousness,
slo,pleSspess. and Dyspepsia, aud the FACTS
PROVE THAT THEY DO AND WILL CURE
n,o.e diseases EVERY TIME where the cause is
go, Il an organic nature.
rte accret Of their success Is twofoid-frst, the
,,.s of them Is very great; and second. 1T Is THE
Only THING that has ever been found, in the
,,,fss,on or out Of st. that would actually and per-
,,su.ptly eure those diseases; so that everybody
,.to t,kts them ,ecomes walking and talking adj
,,,,is,ucn, for them. One box taken intoa neigh
,,,,.sd has been followed and traced to selling
.,o worth at That one post-o1lce
.rb.y ore indeed valuable preparation, and no
...,,..s pcr.on ought to be without them, as they
., ,rl, ave from suffering. hut save and proiong
,,, Nv preventing paralysis, apopiexy, and heart
di.c1s,.
S.,a hy all druggists. Price, 30 cents box.
-. 1oe NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTi-
,,npF. MD By mail. two boxes for al, or six
t,,.. for $3.50, TO any address.
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ACCIDENT on THE RICHMOND AND fkfEas-
BURG RAILROAD BgIDGE.-iast night about
$3.50 O'Clock an empty iiat-car attached TO
train Which was being shifted nj the Rich
mond aud Petersburg railroad depot ran
of the track just as II had gotten on the
northern end OF the bridge. The car for-
tunately did not go oysr the side or the
bridge, but turned square across IL,
thus blockading the track. The southern
bound passenger train was delayed here
several hours in consequence OF the aeci-
dent.
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FINANCIAL.

VO THE IEOPIE OF VIRGINIA:
l We beg 1, offer wa our services for the PUR.
CHASE kND sALE or ALL CLASSES of
bO>Ds AND k1OIkhin this ana other markets.
fAceptlOn faciliue. for tuyin1, selling, ana ear
rylng VIRGINIA. i;OsDs. Our olhee beleg In The
siock-Exchsnee building, all orders receive im-
REFERENCES: National Mechanics Bank, West.
earn National Bank, HaHk Of. tomineree, Toward
Bank, RAMSAY 81. .ABAuIh CO..
Baniserssnd brpkers, Baltimore Ma
DC iS-6in
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VEIL REMOVED.
Testtmomy Taken Before che Bribery
and CORRUPTION Commfttee
Published.

Examination or Witnesses with the View
or showing that "Oid Man Massey" Had
Attempted to seduce Some Members from
Caucus Feaity BY Pecuniary Inducements
Massey Present and Crsss-auestionina Wit.
nrsses-secrets or the Party Exposed-The
Bribery and Corruption Talk-Some Ex-
tracts OF Evidence-Committec Report No
Proof Pound 10 Sustain Charges.
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100000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS.
Nrcr have we shown such great quantities or 80
large variety at 50 low prices. Specially no'ieca-
"o arc the price Of
hAJoLitA WARE, CHINA CUsPADOREs'
tthkA-tO1TA CUSPADORfS,
Ihiriocn-Pioces CHARACTERISTICS "a job loi al
les than cost 10 Import.
tf-AND.sACCER EAsELS,
PLAQJ T. EASELs. PLATE-lIANGERs,
PALN LUNCil-BAsKETs.
Meare opening a very heavy stock Of
blRD-CAGES, W0RK-BASKFTs,
sTAND-BAskETS. LUNCH-BAskETs,
sTEP-LADDEgs, TIN sPITrO0Ns.
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY
-iLyER-PLATED WARE.
POCkEr-BOOks. VALisEs,
SATCHELs. HAlR-BRUSIiEs,
IOOTH-BRCSHFs, COMES,
fLORAL-SETs. SNOhING-sEIs,
'iGAR-STANDS. LfGHTER-STANDs.
CHAIRS, aud LAMPS.
Au.ong these goods are many" Jobs y and Bar
gains" IN small lots. that those calling first VII
sel liz benefit of al The old stand
mhl4 STEVENS, sos Bread street.
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nvll cure entirely the worst form Of Female
emnrlaini,. an ovarian troubles, Inflammation ana
l1.er..ion, Falling and Displacements, and the
n-,,aen, spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
adapied 10 the Change Of Life.
twill dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
IN au ,arly stage OF Development Thetendency to
cane,lous humor. .here Is chockedvcry specdiIyby
ltsu-,.
u removes fainincss, aatnlency, destroys all
craving Tor stmulan,s, and relieves weakness Of
mc.lomach. 1t cures BlOatiug, Headaches Ner.
you. Prostitution, General Debility, slecplcssness
Depret ion, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, caasiing pain,
weight, and backache, IS always permanently cured
by u. ose twin az all times and under all circum-
stance act IN harmony with the laws that govern
the !, male system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plairi. Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA J.. P1NKHAMs VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is preIard at 233 and 235 Western ave-
nue. ynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for IS
sent hy mail IN the form Of pills, also in the form OF
lolcugc on receipt Of pace, 81 per box for either
Nrs. PINKHAM freely answers all letters Of In
qiry Send FOR pamphlet. Address as above
A,stoH this paper.
No family shohld be without LYDIA r.. PiNh'
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iron orarR LOCAL SEE louRru gAcE.l

s. s. :. CURED scALr-SJRrs, sores IN
Nostrils and Ears, after eyefythin known
TO the medical fnternity had failed.--Jcnn
s. Taggart, tcIegl laph-operator, salamaneiss
N. Y. Price, ~ and si.75 per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN
,xn COMMON CocSClL TO-DAY.-The Board
Of Aldermen will meet At the Council
chamber this evening at $3.50 O'Clock to at
TEND the funeral OF their late president
Judge Meredith. His Honor the Mayor,
members Il the Common Council, members
Of the Beard Of Aldermen. and the Police
Commissioner, are invited 10 meet with
them.
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DYERS. &c.
DR00KS Il LEE,

RR00KS & LEE,
ID CENTRAL DIE-WORks,
i549 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Scuiiemene Oyercoats, Goats, Pants, Vests, &e.'
sad Ladies Dresses, Sacqucs. hid Gloves, Sashes,
>haNls, tloaks, Ribbons. aud Feathers CLEANED
ana In nrsi-class style at short notice.
NH i5-lwt
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WEATHER REPORT.

IyDrcATIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains in the extreme southern
parts, northeast to southeast winds. rising
followed by falling barometer, stationary
or slight rise IN temperature.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, ~ |:
o A. NJ, 43; noon, 81: L. NJ, 50; O y.
NJ, 46; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 46 1-6.
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l,pakcs the skin white. soft, and smooth; re-
,.,,,. tan and frcckies, and IS the BEST TOILET
pRF>SING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up,
,,.onoiics In one package, consisting OF both in
,rsl and external treatment. Al frst-class drug
gi.f. Lave n. Price. 81 per package.
CHARLES \. CRITTENToN, ll5 Fulton
street. New York city, sole agent for Dr. G. W.
l,n-ons remedies, TO whom all orders should be
,.,d.,.-od. NH 12-eodlw
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RACING AT TUE FAm-GRot sps.-Seyerai
races are announced to take place at the
Falr-Grounds this afternoon, commencing
at "a o'clock. Lovers Of tie sport WIZ
doubtless gather there In force.
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st. JAMES HOTEL,
RICHMOND, January %, 1882.


william H. Krker, Esq;
Dear Sir.-Your letter to me OF the 18Th
instant was a surprise, as you should have
Anticipated such letter would he. IL gave
me main and concern; | came TO Richmond
Mr.. Massey's friend-not in any opposition
to the marty. | have heard your views,
vour nlans for defeating the party. and OF
eIectjng Nj. Massey by the aid and sup
mort of the opposite party. My object has
heen 10 ascertain in person and 10 SATISFY
myself IL il could be true, that such Il
snirit and scheme rs that which your letter
~ mo nnrports. was really at the bottom 81
tbe nroceedings by which you would Sc
cure his election. ! am more than satisfied
M all and OF the wicked methods 10 Which
Won os Mr.. Massey's manager, would re-
sort. You have exposed these 10 me; you
would involve me in their execution, ana
vou would impose secrecy upon me, IN
what I conceive, and sou should hhoW,
oueht 10 prostitute the character OF any
s,.1tjeman implicated in their design or
execution. and Justly blast the character oil
tLo man who would secure an Office by
sucb methods. You have no claim 10 my
/ friend.hip-no man has, no man shali,
which yyould bind me TO secrecy While
snch reasonable methods TO overthrow the
nartv to which | belong goes on. l shall
give your letter and all that YOU have SAID
- mo IN Mr. Massey's office to the caucus:
! Respectfully, JoHS ALEXANDER
RICHMOND.
Tn ns President and Honorable Members
| Of the Reddtister Caucus; ,,
= .o,.fnts tho letters of tlr
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TYDIA T.. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR AL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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HERE AGAIN.

The General Assembly Returned TO Duty
Thin Houses day-Lieute tenant-Gov-
ernor Lewis on Hand-New Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Bili-Readjus;cr Cau-
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One or two witnesses testified that after
the investigation was started Or. wing eX.
pressed wish for Massey 10 withdraw ana
end the trouble. A number Of members
whose names were brought into the invest
ication were asked II they had been .ap,,
preached. Mr.. Newberry said nobody had
ever approached him. III he had ne :,
would have got his mouth mashed"
Kirker and Alexander are both from AIDE
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No family shohld be without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bilioasnoss, and Torpidity of the Liver. Twenty
h,t cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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OF the members Of this special commit
roo Mr. Kerry i Democrat. Mir. Lybrook
il Readiuster (but pretty independent
nnel and Messrs. Webb, Walker, and Ste
yens are stalwart Reidiusters.
Along with the testimony is the letter OF
AR Massey heretofore published in this
nanerl giving a, explicit and complete a
denial as language can make OF amy know
Iedge Of any such Use or attempted use OF
money In his behalf for any position at any
time whatsoever.
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DIR. {. ". BENSON'S
SKlN-CURE
4, warranted 20 cure


ECZEMA, LETTERS, BUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MIIK-CRUsT,
AL ROUGH, sCALY EGUPTIONs,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
eCROFILA ULCERS, PIMPLES, and
TENDER TECHNICS ON ALL PARTS
or TIE BODY.
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UNITED STATES CIRcrT CouRT.-Thls
court was expected TO commence its ses-
sion Yesterday, but owing TO the failure OF
Judge Bond TO reach the city, Judge Rob-
ert w. Hughes, who was present, did not
convene the court. Judge Bond was ex-
peeted TO arrive in the city last night, and
to-day the court will sit, aud the decree in
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio case
will be entered.
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FANCY GOODS.

- I EV VEINS
OPENED DURING THE PAST WEEK
$4,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS.
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views Of the Committee.

10 the Senate;
The undersigned, acting under authority
of the senate resolution Of the 18th day OF
January. 1852, and amended on the 2d day
OF February, 1882, report tha' tney liaN'
examined many witnesses, whose oeloni,
lions are herewith returned, but no PROOF
has been adduced OF any bribery OF cor
ruption on the part OF any officer oi tue
government OF member OF the General A.
.embly. 49,,
TAYLOR BERRY,
JOSEPH WALKER.
A. VI. LYBRo0K,
j. b. WEBB,
W. y. STEVENS.
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RICHMOND.

tn ne President and Honorable Members
OF the Reddjtister Cauc'tS'
Nv note accompanying the letters OF Mr.
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left you by DR.. Wing, or did you have any
further conversation with Wing or Parrish
in relation to the matterl A. did not go
TO the hotel. / had no further converse
with Wing in regard to this matter OF any
other.
Q. Did you 90 into the caucus: a. |
did, sir.
Q. Did you ever see Mr.. Massey Oh this
subject A. No, sir.
Q. Had you any reason 10 believe, be-
yond what DR.. Wing told you, that
he was the agent OF Mr.. Massey. a. l
had not.
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FIRES YESTERDAY alarm OF fire
turned in nom Box 90, at 9:lO o'clock yes
terday morning, was caused by the partial
burning OF the framed building at No.
1872 north Seventeenth street, owned by
Philip ReiIey, and occupied by Thomas
Wren rs a dwelling and store. The
damage to the house and stock OF goods
will not exceed $3.50. There was an i'll
surance Of $500 on the house, and $3.50 on
the stock. The fire was probably caused
by sparks from chimney.
A second alarm WAS turned in from Box
AZ, at fl:14 4. NJ, caused by the burning
OF few shingles on the roof OF the house OF
No. 1924 east Broad street, owned 10y the
estate OF l.. +. Bennett, and occupied by
John Lewis (colored). Damage triiling.
Another alarm from the same box at l2:OS
p. NJ. was caused by slight fire at 1880
east Broad street, occupied by Patrick
| Fagan as grocery-store. Damage IN this
case triiling. After the second fire the
Chief Of the Fire Department ordered 0
stream 10 be turned on the roofs OF tho
ent,re row in order to prevent any further
trouble from dying sparks, which were the
cause OF both fires.