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New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MD roIlETT ILL AT HOME.


u, ir,cs of Alonzv follett ia no' Ne, ru Pr
,nJ 70 slate the condition III wn,cp nn nv of the
Iaoh pa hrohcr's business. The examnhaeohh hoo, W CON-
Ls is stil in progress, aud "ntii !. ias nrlIic
,.1 10 donnitc statement can pe 'hnuo ni M y" 49,.
Follctt is confined 10 the house py lin.s em .no
nnsaoncnce 1t is supposed, OF ms pusn o, ~ ali
SSonressment: his Sickness however 's n"v o;nimn
; psi 'The impre ssiun seems 10 pG n1 sStuS r,nS
ser, that Mr. Foeits liabilities VIII oe i9uau aau
20 ne much larger than the estimates lse h Ieen
cod Tins far OH them. lie Is sara TO nano ms
~" nr,ncinal banker for some oil MS lai t ~
twers and the failure OF one person 2. 10, r on
onor,ed 70 be the direct result oi ms NY M o5ev
1anns,t with Folctt a considerable sun . ", hsye
T'ha nemes of many of Folletts creuito,s ,anreJ
ian, scdnlouslv concealed because II I,, MaS tl,e
,Tot the publication would affect nuinorcS
reJ,t If firms IN active business; ENon EN,,nrs seam
bnnses which happen not to be cteuh .,nt ,hev had
anxons that it should not be Known .hn ! snsnnded
over necotIated their notes through 1uS the Man
IroL ar The collateral securities uei1 oy yesterdav
Latfan Company Bank were not soiu ho natter
The m kerr of the paper have arrangcu ,uG
80, tha hank some of them having sne,u'p "i, 70
~ navwent of their notes ana others aeloe5 ae.,5 ~
Ine ,n maturity. The bar IL undeIs'oSs" ~ 70
PAY 'aot large amount OF collateral III eAcesSoi "'
loan. D,,.,so, Rovnton & Co. against
,, ToIiett which was sent to the Sherll at Do1i, M
;ucton ILL., TO be placed upon the . Tnttlc
Ealletf in the nursery there carried OIL NY i"''i0
Follett amounts TO S336,4''.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
nrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER % 1882

assembled at the Alhambra Theatre, III lweny
seyenth-st.. near Sixth-ave the occasion being
benefit for the pugist James Elliott who was re,
Gently knocked senseless in his thrd rounu W .;na
Sullivan Elliott has been training Tor some ,hie
ut Fort Hamilton anticipation oil ais co,,ooS
with Tug Wilson. Detectives Maher ana Oanoynn
took him into custody on cnargSr ol W;InSn
in the prize ring. He was arragned before JustIc9
Morgan yesterday at the Tombs Police @ Court, anu
was committed for trial In default oil Sl,ooo DALI
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
A DISHONEST CASHIER

Sidney 5. Hcewel formerly cashier and book
keeper ior BowIing Il Archibald at No. 81 Beaver
ST. was locked up at Police Head
quarters by Detectives Reilly and
Won Gerichen last night on the charge of
embezzmg IL 800 OF hi, employers money IN
August. He took Il vacation September ]. aud be-
fore going away told an under clerk that an nvcs-
tigatlOn oi his accounts would show deficiency.
The amount found wanting was ~. 800. As Hele-
well did not return, detectives put on his
track and they arrested him Yesterday III Bergen
Point lie came 10 tis city without a TequlsitlOn.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
SMALLPox IN PATARsON.

One death from smallpox in the City Hospital oc-
Cured in Paterson yesterday. No additional cases
oi the disease are reported. CITY Physician Myers
has received "A communication iromE. NJ Hunt Sec
Fetary of the New-Jersey state Board OF Health
urging the establishment III Paterson OF local
board of health under recently enacted laws, which
give such bodies more extensive powers than are
possessed by the health officers OF the city acting
lnder municipal legislation.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
C0LUMBIA COLLEGE AFFAIRS.

Examinations for admission to the Freshman
class of Columbia College were held IN June. and
nearly 100 applicants were examined. several of
them tailed and they, with others " no did not Try
the examination then, are being examined this
week The whole number is IL. There Will prob
ably he hundred men in the class when the studies
begin next Monday. Professor Price, VINO
was elected to the chair of English tera last
spring, will begin his duties at that Tina The only
other change in the Faculty is made by the resigna-
ton of j. A. Browning Il tutor in Latin. II. j.
Peck. a graduate of last year who Is Fellow in
Letters il mentioned as his succo Ssor
There is a vacancy in the Board of Trustees
caused by the death of DIR. Beadle. of
Poughkeepsic. The study of Anglo-SaXou, formerly
an elective study Tor the Sophomores has been
made required study for the junior class and an
elective l0f the seniors 1t was expected that the
completed so that the Law SchOOl could be moved
INTO 1t before October l, but the probabilities now
are that 1t will not be completed until after the
holidays.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria HOfei-Justice Samuel +. Miller, OF
the limited States supreme Court Breroor Ho"sr-
Sir Richard Temple Of England AtbemaTe Hoe,cIne
MARQUIS and Maranse de Morcs and Councssd de- IN Nnu1
of Paris ~ Windsor Hofei-ieorge NJ Pullman: oi
Chicago and the Rev :. X. Lahrop, ot Bost9n tSs-
munster Hofei-COngrcssman Henry ;. Harris, OF New
Jersey rim Arenue HOiei-Wllliam L. scott OF Erie
Penn and Colonel james FOrncy, u. \ Marine corps
Errrfu House commander {. NJ schoonmaEer, L. D. "
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Insurance Committees investigation.
Greenback Labor Party Congressional convention
Union Boat Club regatta on Harlem River.
Metropolitan Boston basoball match.
Pasade Boat Club regatta a. Ionkcrs.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
r,,p AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

,,,o .mercou Institute Fair was formally opened
YESTERDAY afternoon: 1t is the MY t ;ncement
sns;tion Of the Institute. From tLe inCo"iotii ~
weatber of nearly a weeks duration tho aiS rbo
vas far from ready for the many pcopP1U pPoOrovar
visited it yesterday Many r eXf 1sitors and custom
~S The usual rows of ARTIFICIAL leeth " ~ Ii+on
nosed near large case fed Win aozema y, nsda 70
nc dentists Instruments. wax hoWe's mo- oo,,
ar luz more real than natural flowers were seol,,
Willie hotties OF peTiumory OF many slHos "9 nd
Allied an adjoining case. Near tne Iou"'"nT rt of
UmIeInn is n booth evidently erected TO attract
aftenflon. Judging from the M lag tion and to
s,oppeG, ;ts fair occupant who dealt out toilet
article with an exceedingly suggestive 9ane, inU .
intent of the builder was lca'zeu II & eoa potinnG
Shane being neither square rOuhu noi ooions m o
0na nersol called il the ParthenOn, because 10 ono
of Its sides correspOnded with any other Inc Iooi
is made entirely of Shells upon wn'c "iI ,Ia three
conntfrs stand the products OF taXiueIhSt
Workmen were busy III every part ol lilc ouIii',
,,;nTnn billiard tables, placing machl1cIl anu anu
selule up Cots for exhibition, when at O'Clock
Arhuckles band began the flity-Hls ,n nai I In'
dedicated TO to the managers ol tne M ;,nan %
sttnte Back of the banu-S'a anu 10 iI "ii rV,no
ran rnou " hich GeOr,e W. Morgan VIII PeII9l III III
onf". and accompany the band on each NednssuaS
and SATURDAY GyGvs,ties during this 'itS ySar viii be
"n 'meubaTor. silk looms ana PIN ana tack ma.
chimes The incubator Is 10 hatcn chchehs 5 eNoiS ,
day and the looms VIII weave SIN Schine viii
ISo he in operation and the pubic mmu was lhauc I
atv9re of the necessity of that u>elu artclo uy q
a;rcap which described extraordinary accident
fhat oecurrcd it Is alleged IN tbs city last TIn5S nai
The circular says hSt h GiaenG her US han in It BE-
er oSe Se ottempted to surprise her with an unex-
cs pected embrace" The evident need OF Saie'ypinS
Is tle ng is lighted bv the United States Flee
,r,c TS6t Company which has 800 lights IN ne nan
a coffee-roastng machine and one ior ayeiagine l.l
limits a. we're on exhibition. but the art rooms
nof nresentabe Yesterday The sldent oi
the Institute. Nathan {. Ety. formally declared tne
lair opened at 3 O'Clock, after an address ol WJl'
o,e had heen delivered by Hosea b PEI klns, tne
edent 1f the Washington Heights Century CUB
l,5s T6ird Avenue elevacd road will stop all Its
trains al a station in IroDt OF the bulolhg uu'lhs
tbe exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
Dapees opened in all the designs and coioFngs
one half their value
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

Crouch on Rats Clears out rats, mice,
flies Ioachcs, bedbugs ants vermin, chipmunks l5c.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

144Ievington.ave.. between 18th and 30th.sts.
Uours 10 l. to Impotence, Sterlty Diseases ~ tls
Genera i've ORGANS and all diseases hat would be an impef
nent maria aud the birth of healthy children specaues
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

If Won are miserable and other medicines do
not help don't up but try Parkers Ginger Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

MODES DE PARIS.
vi Nine GALOUPEAU will o9en her importation OF
PARIS MILLINERY FOR FALL
ON THURSDAY, THE - III INST
81 EAST IOrH.ST, NEAR RROADWAN.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

when my cousin was married." said Mrs.
Ramsb0tlam, guye her nan uisOne Water Giraffe
Gld two GOOlins. Punch.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
HrNRY A DANIELS. NJ. D..

Earl & Wilson'S and w brand of Mems
Collars and cuffs the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

Celuloid Eyeglasses are not affected Ivy
atmospheric changes being equally adapted to and
climates Set with brilliant lenses Made by the >pen'
Ger Optical Manfg CO. sold by opticians aud jewellers
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Announcements

An unnleasant catalogue constantly being
nned I'm which human inhmity is specified heaiache,
ner ousue.s dyspepsia neuala paias ald ague can 10
enfirey cxpuued records by the OF Dr. Ben
sons Celery aud ChamOmie Pills.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

CARPET CLEANING.-T. VI. Stewards patent
steam Works, 226 7th-ave send for circular
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

WIRINH IN INIEHLITENUE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-rO.DAY
sunrses 554; 5:l7 Moonr 63i Moons age davs 10
HIGH WATER rG-DAN.
AN-Saniy Hook. $40. Gov Island $40 IIol Gate l03S
PM-sanIy IIook $50 GOV lsand 9I.i Hell Gate 1881
SHIPPING NEUS
PORT OF FNEW.YOkh....WEDN SEPT. ~ 1882
ARRIVED.
steamer Indiana lBr ~adcr Glasgow sept > and
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LOCAL MATTERS.


r~r.air 7 :. WISE will entertain the zc-
.ive and retired members Of t5e BlueS 4; his
-esidenee This Wednesday evening from
q to Tfs O'Clock. the OccasiOn being Ms re-
.irerueut from the command Of INC com
pauv. Al old Biues are expected With
oui special invitation.
The builders az the northwest corner uf
Main and Ninth streets have shown a niee
auurecta:,or of their dIIfy To the public ny
operinr tlie sidewalk there AZ the very first
suggestion
non. T. ]. Fitzpatrick. oi Lynchbury.
was in the city Yesterday. and OF course
visited the Capitol IN which ~ once sat -
n senator from his district.
oniy 2 motley array a. The Police Court
and q number ~ petty cases Yesterday.
The accidental discharge N 2 pistol N
the hands Of . thouchtte>s individual came
ve-v near resulting II the deaTh % the
clerk a; In Capitol Hoiel Yesterday. the
bullet Passing within At inch of nis head.
The alarm Of fi-e Yesterday evening was
cau-ed rs q few sparks Oi fIre seen issuing
from Mr.. Christian stahies. near the cor
nar % second anG Main streets. No caID-
ags.
Rev. :. 5. Lambeth viii deliver tc-Inor-
row az Park-Plare church hEs lecture,
= The Ar ~ Cnurtsbip." Admission free
A lawn narty win follow the lecture
gev. I,r. Williams, q peli-snown O. d
esteemed minister u TIE gospel. Oi Cht -
te-iield county, l. reported dangerously
iU
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Ahou- tnTec nundred riris, cmp.ore- NJ
lns Columbia Rubber COMPANY. sf iip--
TOD. have struck AcaIns, g reduction of
wage
The United state uraetice--niT I'llc,
Commando p. p Harrington. with -Ix-y
cAdet midshipmen an h0arL, arrived in
Hampton Roads Oh M0nCly on O. summer
cruise. GOOD news ior taf Elrls VINO e. to
Old Point.
& reliable .t0ck--rower vino arr'yel o.
For NcKcunv. Vv0minc Terril1-T -aF-
there ar about a.opo indian nerweeD tnt
Tongue and Powder riyer- Thry ars
kilIlur els.ie. and rr0uDle l- lpp-lAenaeG.
Tie dea.h-ron IN Now YorA rs, cone
menced "a climb ny viii tle -nerm0mcie-.
or M0nCay l0i deaths were reported
Seventy ~ en- vi-cirns wen rInde- thTes
YEAR u sge. 1weu-y--nTet deaths welt
--.criued 70 tint effects Of tne heal.
Aurusr >chumanE, AGED twenty-five,
committed suicide 10y cutting hFs turoat %
Monday morning IL Philadelphia. after
cutting M .DrOlt >cnum-un jumped -Tou
the thir.x xyIory window o. hi, father mo
rocco mauufactory. " cause ls assigned
for tn tie-G.
England J. Making w1r pTera-l.l0n- ~
AZ extensive scale Al cLpedi-i0uarv
lorrs has Deen qrganizeC az Malta lnC tr-
hr.Iltar. anC further reinforcement have
been -eut tne fieets II Egyptian walcrs.
Ther, ar aurTehensl0ns ina liz suez 90
IA vii be- blown up, and Tit khedive
seized A. : hostage.
ReporI- rs-eiveu from Penusyiyani4.
QhiO. Illinois. and Indiana AR "a tnf efiect
ihar the amy worm has uIalie its appear
aure N @reAr numbers. Ba-iey seeuls u
h. > iayoriIe Oi the Tr-ss. 4nG nl1ny farmers
are cutting TINS crop green. hoping 20
cneck the ravages N ihls way.
Amanda >zviIle, . uialiieu Lsdy. AgeC
.bogr forty years- formerly o iezciler IN ihe
public schools Of Wilmington, De-. eoui-
mitred suicide N ttui cry MONDAY m0Tn-
Ing By isznsinc herself a. i~a-p0st. The
deceased was suDicri o. tfs 81 mensai d--
ssngeuent, ant Il on iInIe Wa Al Innlllf
0t az asyium q. Philadelphia.
~ midnight Monday q nv broke our II
fOur-sloTy building a MaEchester. y T..
occupied Uy-staIrs A. : aoaTgiIne -hO5s...
The flames ran directly NJ the stairway anu
cur OF escape for ihs InHEIss. One or twu
were fatally injured ny lumpin. from iue
windows. Tney might lEsve al. l,reu slIet,
fr-curt-f htts -ttcs WIZ ci@4cN ~ tc1lf.
The threatening attitude 0i tine striking
freignt-handlers hzs caused Governor I.nG.-
i0w. " New YORK. to issue = pr0clanSIii ion.
IN " ulcL hr say. The military power q
the STATE viii ~ promptly usec 10 aud ths
iocss. aIlthoriiles IN their ehrts Io preserve
ine public p-aes Auo 10 proSs.z property
gist this ,inIs,y notice D. avoid misunne1-
sanding
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Virginia eva.

Fores; fire. AZ raging OF the Norfolk
snd Western railroad between InspiIiania
anG Petersburg.
NJ. Frederick Bauman, oi Fredericks-
hurE. died on SATURDAY morning iasi N -Af
sixry-fourth year Of ms age.
4 frame house belonging 20 Mr.. Mary
Harper was burned ~ Lvnchnurc Mon-
day. Insured In Lynchburr for s50o.
Prank Reynold and Bogus Miistead goi
into B. difficulty IN Lvuchaurr or Monday
and pistols were freely Used. Revnoias -
ceiyed = wound n tht iesny par oi the
arm.
The steamer Lady ~ the Lake or her
.-ir from Norfolk to VI aslincioI on ~a-u--
dav broke her steamiug apparatus. after
which IN gale she -lu upon sand Lar.
from which shC did not get ol unit ,
clock >unGay morning.
4 NEGRO named owen kinsiey. ir Nor-
folk. s5oie O watch valued a. Sl15 the other
,.av. aud had nos possessed che iinlepiecs
lons heiore another negro. named " llilIH
Williams. -Joic 4 from -ae 0rl-lna- inlei.
Onc % the -wO told ol the other. and iney
were both arrested 8nc sent on.
NJ. Marcelius sierrTnan. % Linden. Ta..
went to Alexand-ia WIKI 90 90 make some
purchases on Saurdav. The efeci ~ -he
hot weather Or rvC frequent imnita-iou
in g measure confused him. and falling int
the hands ~ "whu~f -ars ne awuke IC
lnd ni- pockets roDned % every ceul us
mao.
A. this term of the Surry County Cou--.
which began Yesterday. -ne case- - .ns
twn cotored ciris Mary Booth and \ r.
cinia Booth VINO a-t charged with -ht
murder ~ Mr.. L. c. errsv and NJ 7 Z
Jones. several months aSo, 1v -he adminl--
.rauou of arsenic II she coffee and food
thai had been prepared for breakfast. vii
be heard.
NJ. L p Hines. 81 Milton. y. r.. snL
VINO l. vel known N maur pG-1- ~ y II.
cinl-. dice a. hIs home ou sunday after .
h-iei illness Deceased was @ brother %.
NJ. samuel Hines. vino ios- hi- life gallant
y attempting o. rescue q friend from th'
burning ~uutzwood Hotel some velsrs since
and ~ honor % whc>e memory one ~ rn'
lodges ~ Knights Oi Ivtnias II ,lI cI-'
near- MS name.
4 sHcnt persona dificulr-. saw tne Dan
vile issc0-d. occurred ir .ue Tinted ~tate'
District COu~ Monday u9-uiu- during IN
r-ia % Z ca.e re-v-eeu l.. W Peat-o-a
ESQ. who appeared FOR -he defendant. anC
,. = Lewis. E-q.. -he Ds--Ic- att0-ner
VINO wss pros-cu.in- counsel. bei0-'
exactly coming o. blows tat gentlemen
werc separated ry the UnueO state nay
sha after winch explanation wert laG'
auG friendly relations restored.
Eariv sunday morning white mai
named owen Magic. empovel a. ,Hf T0n-
uua-ries on tae Ni-gIuia Midland -airoa.
uear ShancrsviIIe. was sITlck ry -ue nn--l
a-u-hounl express train and HORRIBLY nlu
-.eL fiis skull was crushed o.. and nl
lcfr arm f-ighrtuliy torn from tut elbow O
shoulder. aul .ht attending surgeon c1
urs-,.e. tht beiie' -ha -ul unfortunate u.4
cannot possibly survive hi- inIurIes. IT'D
injured mar u0ms is ~ Noze-villl- t'-Inc
William county.
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10 sfe EuiIp~ ~ ths OANl NlfHt-f
Yesterday Dispatch informed the pub
lac that the hands Z; work on ths ctlsv's-,
running down seventh street hao stopped
work becaIIse they could not gei thcIr lSay
the reason assigned for thai being thai the
appropriation set apaT1 for this Work haa
been invaded by the street Committee anu
applied 70 another purpose. and visiting
fhe ground to-day I found but very lew
nanos a. work. Now this ) Simply IN
Outrage The digging up % much dir on
thai street has already produced maia-Eil
sickness wbers there wa none before. nor
had been for ycars. and every heavy rzifl-
fall c-suses the cuivert that runs across
Seventh street and dowr that ravIne 70 D.
riogged with sevage, anl % inuncsle
some of the cellars on III lue. thereby
causing sickness and death. These are
facts, and IN view oi their existence ] pro
nounce the course Of the esreci Committee
az outrage.
would be ciaG Z The parties alsgrleee 20
would sue fhs city. or Il the crand jury
could H. indlles.d. Il .hey have the rlghi- 20
indicf them Tor such . shameful abuse q
their mower. 4 v rTEEss.
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Trohlh'y tvo-iair1. q ;lr ladies To sscie;y Aue
,,.s~. a. car Iano ass asstctse Win sgft aissass
f fy-f 1us kinds b. do away ssith wiich = a. eouic
n. COM wishosi irrury vusgd ~ iae harplcs;
event Of seir lives. Tiscu SO wuala have insscAa
AZ assax,rec and u4rrrd ccunfcrance ooe tHai
vsaaia ,, tansssiuse ~ al lssss ecod-looxins for
ur csr -rftt cicar rurv skir. nszties ~.zat te
eu- 80 hor fsaturus ar. hzs q cersasa anaeaui o.
o.. g.sks ~ntcl attract eFe-yiosiy. A. s. l. BOW.
81. iaa-4a.a rvr-y END secs and saiks about tlo~<
f-.kiss ss..s.s ho-rid uimpies and 0iiscT htan-
.ss wsth ~nics shs &. affirte suc this b. t-1Hs ~
eifacT az.
Tc izsp-ovs ms appearance srsat TisAs arr
,Ascr .. arsonir. ue-cury. os nisis-soun1 iitro
r.s-see article roui@ininf Ghe-e dcsih-aeslins
.s,s 49, takss m taI.-z 81 sstsius -ia u al ihe>c
tr,,aas-~- lr m1rv eases. deaih 3 ihe result NJ
s.isviassor o. thr barring. hez,iHS i'cliHS anc
susxrnusssler 4 gwen. Az s-euolel ~ift kcfcuas
ts.n -trerm.. Isrtcrs. Hunr-s. Inflammation.
Eouxt @eaiy Fr.fFtio1s 1i aHy Ana Disease o..
a. Hair aae scalp. scrafui@- J-irsrs, PiIpse- or
Tsaaer IscniEzs on any nari % ~ ntsiy- snoail
know tszf therg g. hop fof iaeu b. sure rris'-
a.nd e.assat rru1ssiy- Lnovn a. - ~ G. " bEN-
~0yS skIN CI-EE~ D uazc~ tnc skia white
.,fs- ana sulaoih rruoVeg tsn aue fr-reiee- and B.
H. hss ta.l.i dress o. .u ii, wc-il- T. i eieaui'7
~. ur. .ur bottle G ouc lacsaa,- consisting o
lol. iur--ra anc external treatment. ou-rs-iae7
sh.u. =. surt g.. -et ihis and uol some ole renef'
r.-.u.cii.,,l Dol tae su-re-s ol lE. beu'ou Aul
urv a1se-t,se.- a. rae aroai -<in tare- Insr'
q. oui7 ous-r hcars ise liselo-s pi-iare--anc .
ss .. r., aI Druggist. % rc- racsagc.
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al Richmond - Es.lr as % wnerc anl
hoW rhe coming al snail ne spen-- Ex-
ctra0us ARE billed from ihe ciry 60 She >ess-
board. rue mountains. and "a almost ever
direction Tie annua. reEatIa 90 come OF
~ Frsdericss j. claiming ihe attention
o. zoe eurir. >laIc. lrevs IRON v asnlne-
ton anu Baltimore. m addition GO -ho~e
from our Virgins cities. viii participate
and altogether. -ne aiiaEr prumiser Co nt
one 0i unusual interest. II addition e.
-ee1lsa- trauIs, -t~ciai VIII ~ run frnn
RicAmona by tnt richmond. Frsde~I',Es- a
mug and Potomac rllIroal. anC We iear1
thai o. b. .ir purpose ~ -nis COMPANY Je
maxi -Aelr EXCURSION firsr-cia-s in ever,
RESPECT Th- l-aM i- l0 consist ~ com-
i0-laut, co1che,. coo. AND cicar. anc pro
vid-d with al abundant supply - lre-
yrsrar. 81 ,-.-an-a ro -n. c0mfo-r ~ ai
EXCURSION party. the lauk- ~ .nt EaI-
palannock wi. u0 aouui ht croWd deC VIZ.
elger wi-ne,-c- of ,nl contest
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nAsCHEsTEE AND VICINITY

b-isfs--The anniFersa-T oi tne Filth
@.rerl Methods SUNDAY -cnOu- vii iaAt
place 0u >unGay afternoon o. .Ae Ninth
>tTse; Mein0dls church.
The Ci-y C0ur adjourned from ye-.er-
-ay o. THURSDAY.
Il number %, persons from inis CRY wer'
~ attculauc, v.s!erGay before tu- nileC
stale L0u-- H. Eichm0na - viine--e- b.
-le cl.e 0i E-ie.-0L ~. Ihe -i-T ot Nan
chester.
Li- !. v. BronaugL D, recovering IruM
Ms recent sever iudI,po.iti0I.
Their wert ~ .aw-treakers before Mayor
TAYLOR Yesterday. TIE ltas aOe- nu- d.
uo., -nt en0.e-ic citizen lo com at-
TIC. average ci,izeI snow, c0mmen1aDie
a.ac-i-~ u uuullf.in- ll, tl1 uuelI-lIie--
l0 ;l- c.-,.
rwinc i0 -he lZ.reme muudmess oi .Af
-iyer valer tie wells and -pring, wiil
which fni- ci-v b ahunCmilF supplied az
now cllleC w t0 d. doull. GurF.
Aniouc recent lndusi-ies started heTs j,
q nr0on.-facmTv.
Tn sch1lrs o., ius Baptist church sun
DAY .cnoal uil-nic az Bon All tc-gav-
n movement viii h. made q iist meetnc
of Tn City Council Friday night - induce
.ha- body O. change n0i onty IL own quag-
tels hu- those % ;as YarfDus Officer uov
.0cat-l IL In h0. anC uncomfortable 49,
0ud-.lorT T00u ~ Tn Ienemenr ADJOINING
tn ci-y iai a. .ne rUOM b.l0W, wnicl b.
c0O.. capacl1us. and agTsen0ie. anC reaoiif
Acce-sib.t o. TN publlc. L h nov being
niled ur HereiofOrs an occssiOnA- Meet
juc ~ IN Aier- FIR Company "A, iie-r
heiG n L. Tnc ciry oficers-lrs.a.Ilrer.
auditor A.ses.or. and clerk - tn t0uI-
cil-are ye-v mxious inat iise cl.ange II
Question sa0uic h made.
The Olympic Boa' Ciun naye nad mn
n,a-ius approach erected o. the Manche,ls'
trgnr u their eapaci0;H 4nc elegant nosii-
hOuss OF Hsyo's Sand. LADY a,lIr7str car
now walk down 10 TIT waIers rde. anl
smha-K II iha TINY snela wlihoW an'
trouble.
The IaIk 0f rrvIving ;ne prssiihe gary o.
yauxh.li. lsanl bY 0ne " moIe cub
h0use-. and connecting iaf san1 VIA
Nave. bridge by 4 VIII, eanlf nrl1ge, B.
y,.,tvef her. and L = p-ob.iei, IN prolec'
viii =. ea-ri-d iuIO e2ecui.0E- f1s 90
,t,1ls .zxor ~ l5-lmevick stew y iu--Hsiuli
born. dosvu nssIn0-y'- waste d one nasa
orgau 4 IA, t-sTt suggestion
The rsualrs ., Asso's s-ingc ar. ~
elsargs ~ Mr. n ". BToanIH. nInsi~'
b-iGrs-hulldeg. anC involve iIt adnni- o.
u,tr.u new .imb--r- irOn bolis, &c fh'
b-ias,. wsr closed 10 al. ou; f0sli Ix1-.cfg'sr'
YESTERDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-28
MOTHERS MOTHERS. MOTHERS

Are y0u dIstnr ed AZ nignf ana aToken II your
rssi ay q .ick child suffering and crying with ,ac
eXcruciaitnr uaiu oi cutting teesh n 80. r. at
once ann ge, q sottis ~ Mrs. WTNsI.oWrs
SOOTHING sYEUP. li vii. r-iicve IN. poor lr,s
suierer imuic'I'sls sr.a.d uron it inerf D.. -
mistake aiogl H. There b. uos Hsgtner ea-th
who h.l- ever uae, ii wnc vli no- tel y0u at once
lhat d viii rrru.1lc lne i,vel anc gisc rest n.
mother aul relief anG health O. ihecAlld. operatine
uEs magic d g.. perfectly safe o. s-, iu al cass-s.
aud peasant 81 taf tslc- aud b. the prescription ~
oneof ihc oldest and aest female physicians ant
uurss- boz fht United s,afes. sold eve~yvber,. y.
raut. a1.fic y gf-.frt -