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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19
ROANOKE.

rAD PROSPECT FOR cR0PS-NR. MUSE AR
RAIGNFD AND CASE POSTP0NED-nOLLINs
INSTITUTE JUST LEASED by PROFESSOR
COOKE.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 1G, 1882.
The late heavy rains and continuously
cool and cloudy weather is telling unfa-
yorabv upon the growing wheat. Much
OF the land broken up for corn is yet UNI
planted, and the prospect for an oat crop Is
not at present very promising, owing to the
long-continued drought last summer. The
crop Of clover and other grasses will be
less than usual, and the heavy frosts in
April DESTROYED much OF the young fruit.
SO that. take it all in all, the present yeai
will probably not yield abundant haryests
of any Of the paying crops; we say proba-
bly, for should the weather from this time
forward be favorable, the wheat and corn
crop NAV still be an average one.
James Muse, who some time ago shot n
negro woman, was last Monday indicted by
a grand Jury composed OF five white and
four colored men. He was arraigned, plead
not guItu, and the case continued until the
next term. Mr. Muse was quiet, inoflen-
sive man, and a most estimable citizen. We
were glad to note that the drift OF public
sentiment among the colored people them
selves seemed to be in his favor, as the be-
lief increases that the unfortunate homi-
eide was not prompted by any malice on
his part.
The trustees OF lIollins Institute have
upon terms mutually advantageous leased
this long-established and iustly-popular fe-
male school to Professor Charles L. Cooke
and son for term OF fifteen years, dating
from June IL, 1882.
The peTmanence OF the institution and
its continuously-increasing excellence as a
school for young ladies has, by the arrange
ment with Professor Cooke, been secured,
and at the same time the trustees have
assured the annual lessening Of the debt,
which has heretofore retarded its pros
perity, and inaugurated a system by which
the whole debt VIII be ultimately paid and
Hoilins Institute made self-sustaining as a
first-class school. BRUCE.
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The Pcarisburg Virginian has made out
a programme for the Democrats OF Vir-
ginia. II says:
"The debt question must be left out OF
the campaign In all its phases. II we make
a platform broad enough for them to stand
on, and theu nominate men who have been
and still are bitter towards all who have
not been strictly with us on both national
and local issues, they will be unwilling TO
trust us. We want men In Congress who
will vote with Democrats against Rcpubii-
can misriile and oppression. What does II
matter II they differed with US ons the
State debti We do not propose TO buy
them over by giving them the Offices; but
IL they stand by us they should be recog-
nized even In that sense in proportion TO
the help they can give. We certainly pre-
fer Democratic Readiuster to such Re
publicans az Malone, Riddlcberger, ana
Fulkerson. When Malone ran an indie
pendent Hancock ticket the independent
Readjusters taught him lesson, which ne
failed TO learn, and when we ran dyed
in-the-wool Funder, the red fox slipped
In and voted for keiier. Shall we also
prove too stupid TO learnY But we have
said hard things about such men as
Massey, and we can't take them
back. What II you did say them !
They were said over an issue that Is
dead, and there Is no more sense in con-
tinuing that abuse, IL they are willing to
help us TO whip Mahoneism and Republic
canism than there is in continuing to abuse
the northern Democrats for helping the
Republicans to whip the Confectionery.
Hancock saved Grant from defeat in the
battles Of the wilderness, and you abused
him for it; but as the Democratic nominee
for President you hurrahed for him. be-
cause the war was over. The debt war Is
over. We want Democrats in Congress.
We want no men there from Virginia to aid
and abct Arthur in his South Carolina pol
icy"
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Tr,ed Inv a single Juror.

In the New York City Court on Tuesday
the novel spectacle was presented OF q sim
Gle Juror being assigned to the task OF de-
Gliding what compensation was due to four
members of the brooklyn fire department
who had been illegally dismissed Inc
panel OF jurors had been exhausted win
the exception OF one Juror, ana ny agree
ment OF counsel on both sides the matter
was left with him. He looked lonely IN
the midst OF eleven vacant chairs ana EN-
barrassed at the responsibilities railing
upon him. Much to his RELIEF, the ,tistice
instructed him to bring in verdict IN Ia
vor of the claimants for certain amounts,
ranging from $4,000 to $1,000. There are
eighteen other similar suits pending, and
these illegal dismissals will probably cost
Brooklyn about 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19

THE GEORGIA INDEPENDENTS Au-
gusta CoaStitution1l;St says that the Coali-
tionists, or Republican allies, who met at
Atlanta last Monday, decided not TO call the
mucl-talked-of Convention in June, be-
cause they 80 knew that it would be ride
ulous farce" Just as we had supposed. II
was a movement which grew out Of the
MALONE success of last year in Virginia.
STEPHENS said he would accept the DEM
ocratic nomination for Governor. The So
called Independents, like Captain ScOIT's
coon, came down at once. They ask no.
thing better than Mr.. STEPHENS. Well, let
them help to elect him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19

We would say to our neighbor Of The
State that a protective tariff is a measure
which il seems TO us t,ie Democrats OF Nir-
GINA cannot afford TO make test question.
Mr.. fuckers rlght-bower is the Lynch
burg Virginidn, a journal which fayors n
tariff for protection. Colonel TON WHITE
HEAD. of the AdUdnce, is also willing to
grant the protectiOnists a reasonable share
Of what they demand. And as to the own
ers and employees Of the iron furnaces,
foundries, &C., &C., in Mr.. fuckers dis
trict, they are all protectionists. Let us
first get rid Of the internal-revenue system
and the prescriptions Of the war party, and
then the people of every southern State
will be free TO divide upon questions such
as the tariff.
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The report that Mr.. BLAINE has con-
sented to take the stump in Pennsylvania
to aid in defeating the CAMERON ticket is a
little too good to be true. BLAINE dearly
loves shindy, but he cannot be expected
to oppose the regular nominees Of the Re
publican party in PENNSYLVANIA or any
other State. As we have had occasion TO
say before, he is likely to be in 1884, as he
was in 1876 and 1880, the strongest candi-
date before the Republican National Con-
vention for the Office of President Of the
United States. For this reason we have
discredited all rumors intimating that he
might be taken up and run by the Demo-
Gratis for that Office. For the same reason
we discredit the report that he has agreed
to stump Pennsylvania for the Hali-Breeds.
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DRY deems. &c.
HARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBN x CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEllPLE&CO.
429 EAST BROAD sIREET;

Wcare offering a. sre lil bargainff or thit week
4 FULL-BLEhCHED ALL-LNEN mCK
TOWEL, 23 by - inchc-. 60, 25c.-ho-t value
ever exhibited On The city;
\ FULL-BLEhCUED ALL-LINEN HUCK
TOWEL, - by 30 inchc.. 20 3Oc.-such har-
gain is rarely offered % thi- market;
23-lNCH ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING, m an
colors and black. at soc. The supply II these
good, Is somewhat limited.
PARASOLS in endless assortment ~ styles and
prices. embracing an the advanced novelties,
ranging On cost from ~ to $50;
ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN MEBNEtLIEtN
atsI.12 of superb value and just ihc thing
for combinations or for entire costume. Vs.
call your special attention 10 this exhibit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19
DEATHS.

Died. Thursday evening, MAY 18th, at 3 o'clock.
JULIA g., only daughter Of John g.. and Julia b.
Andrews; aged two months and eighteen days.
"Of such Is the kingdom of heaven
Funeral win take place from the residence. 107
west Main street. THIS friday AFTERNOON at
4 O'Clock. Friends and acqualntinces of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Died. May 1Sih. n few minutes TO .. ri his resi-
dence, 900 High street. THOMAS JONES. In the
forty-first year OF his age.
Dearest husband. thou has left u,
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But lis God that has bcrcft us,
He can al our sOrrows hcal.
Funeral win take place from tire Iaurel-Street
Methodist Church THIS AFTERNOON at D
o'clock. Friends and acquiintances are respect
fully Invited 10 attend.
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A Distressing Voice from Halifax
County.

HALIFAX tOlklhobNb, a.,
May II, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
This evening we had in our midst an
other fire, upon the premises of our towns
lady, Mrs. Nolan, occasioned by the burn
ing of the chimney, consuming the entire
building, with contents, about 500. No
insurance.
Our county is really in very deplorable
condition, want and suffering making itself
known from all parts. In many sections
@ meat and bread" is the cry, some claim
ing that it cannot be had for love or money.
What are the poor people to do? Is there
no law by which they can be relieved?
Our County Court will meet next Mon
day. There are several eases to be tried
for criminal oflences-one for murder in
the first degree.
Crops are good. Some have finished
planting tobacco.
The body OF - Carter. supposed to
have been drowned in the Dan river, has
not as yet been found. DoLPH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19

II the mother is feeble it is impossible
that her children should be strong. Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
perfect specific in all chronic diseases OF the
sexual system of women. Send to Mrs.
Lydia L. Pinkham, 223 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

We arc now Offering TO our tradoa confined -tlic
OF EMBROIDERED ALBATROss ROBE iu 900
leading colorings and in black 90; $40. ln these
novelties orr demand is far ahead Of the supply.
To insure your choice OF shade please call once.
MD GLOVES.
our stock complete n SARAH BERNHARDT
FOSTER. LCPEN's. MARY ANDERSON. Al
EXANDRF, and other leading styles ~ KID
GLOVES.
BLACK SILK az sl.50-bc,t value ever exhibited
I'm this city;
CASHMERE ROYAL SILK ct 81 5N to,3.
We guarantee our terms o. Dee as favorable ai
any regular, flir-dcuug house boo te tniiot
states.
FOURQUEEAS. pRIC b.. TEMPLE s. CO.,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBl a 60.
luy 7-codI
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DOLL-BABiES' BAZAAR.
DOLLS WILL BE OPENED TO TAKE
THE SENSE OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF RICHMOND THE
2STH OF MAY, 1882,


2yTH OF MlkY, 1882,
ON THE QUESTION OF AN APPROPRIATION
NOT EXCEEDING 100000
FOR A CITY HALL,
AT EACH VOTING-PREClNCT IN THE
SEVERAL WARDS OF THE CITY.
When The name Of each voter Is announced THE
CLERK. appointed for this service by the presi-
dent OF the City Council, will record II ON his poll
book After deposit OF each voters ballot for mu-
nicipal officers THE VOTER shall be asked by the
JUDGES OF ELECTION. IN an audible voice,
whether he votes FOR or AGAINST city hail ;
and his vote thereupon shall be entered by the
CLERK In the appropriate column by some mark
or letter winch may truly indicate the SINE.
Published by order Of the City Council
my 17-tMy25 T.. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19

River bridge win be known as the Grip
Die Creek extension (New-River diyision),
and win be under the immediate direction
Of J. II. wingate, engineer 10 charge, Office
al WytheyiIle. Va, who will report TO w.
w. Coe, chief engineer"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ut GREAT PANIC IN THE NEW
YORK MARKETS.
GOODS SLAUGHTERED IN THE AUCTION
ROOMS-OUR BUYER ON THE SPOT
lie SENDS GOODS BY EVERY
EXPRESS AND STEAMER
DAILY.

WE WILL OFFER MONDAY
ease IO-l4 sHEETING at Sic. worth 45c.;
[ case DRESS GOODS at 10c., which have been
selling at l6 aud 20c.;
| case DRESS GOODS at l6c, which have been
case iRIsu LINEN at 80 and Soc, which has
been selling at 80 and 6Oc.;
10 cases LAWNS from TO l2hc., much beio"
NUNS YELLING, in every color and shade, from
80 to 62kc.; Is pieces BLACK from 80 10
80 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from csc.
rs pieces BLACK SILK from soc. 70 81;
so pieces COLORED SiLk from AUc. 70 ri.Z9'
GO pieces BLACK and COLORED sAIINS from
All The latest novelties IN STRIPED and MORE
1000 CORsETs from 37%c. to si.25;
KID and Isle GLOVES, in endless VARIETY at
New V styes Of DRESS GOODS of every descrip-
500 pieces WHITE GOODS from 10 TO 75c. per
yard-amongst them You viii nnd some I'M
ported and much below the regular Yaluei
4 large stock Of CASHMERE for mems and boys
All the latest novelties in LACE TIES and
We win oifer special Inducements TO hote-keepers
In TOWELS, NAPklNS, TABLE LINEN
QUILTS, and COUNTERPANEs;
500 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from ooc' TO
4 large res Sock of LADIES' UNDERG ARsENTs-
PARAsoLs and sUN-tMBRELLAs-aIl from
the New York auction-much below regular
value: - e - . 49,.
and WlNDOW-SHADES;
HAMBURG EDGES and LACEs we show IN great
variety In fact, we show you the largest stock
of any house his side of New York
our object IS to keep our house first class.
We never advertise goods we have not got.
Our house Is stocked with All the latest NOV 81
TIES, and it viii pay you to give us call before
purchasing.
our force is large and always ready to show you
goods I'm every department, whether you want To
buy or not.
We occupy four floors, and have thousands Of
goods we can't mention.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street my l4-eod
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THEY ARE HEREl
TWO AQUATIC WONDERS!

THE MONSTER WHALE!
go FEET LONG! $4,000 POUNDS WEIGHT!
The only ARCTIC WHALE ever taken entire
from the water, and the greatest natural curiosity
ON earth. And
CAPTAIN PAUL BOYTON,
whose wonderful voyages In the l.ife-Saving Dress
have startled Tie world The Captain Will DC In the
Whale Pavilion daily and display the Dress with
his other yOyaging accoutrements.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
commencing MONDAY, MAY 18TH, on BROAD
STREET, near Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac new freight depot.
Admission, Is cents: children, 10 cents. Doors
open from 4. NJ. TO 9r. u. my l3-6t
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FANCY GOODS.

- L Il V l. \ )
Is OPENING LOTS OF sEAsONABLE GOODS
AND NOVELTIES.
WATER-COOLERs all sizes, at bottom prices;
WATER COOLER STANDS at bottom prices;
FLY-TRAPs Of most approved kind;
DISG-COVERs, round and oval. all sizes;
BIRD-CAGEs. brass or painted, all shapes
NOVELTIES I'm BERRY SETS and ICE
CREAM SETS, both crystal and colored;
NICKEL and BRASS CASPADORES at muchl less
than usual prices;
4 NEW MAKE OF EAST-LAKE CHAIRS at
less than the old prices
Large additions TO D and 10-CENT COUNTERS.
These lines Of goods are worthy the attention
of every housckeepcr.
80 barrels more of those HANDSOME PLAIN
GOBL ETS at SOC. dozen;
Large addition to our stock Of SILYER-PLATED
WARE.
Before buying see the styles and prices Of
CUILDREN's CARRIAGES
At
STEVENS, sos BROAD STREET
Send for catalogue OF TIAMMOCKS. my Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rr FOURTH SPRING SUPPLY.
JULIUS MEYER & son
are now opening


are now opening
SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS purchased at the large New York sales Ia,
week. Among the many bargains arc
10 pieces Of LUPINfs ALL-WOOL DEBEGFs.
in brown and steel mixtures, at 25c, worth
37c.;
20 pieces WASHINGTON ILLUMINATED
sERGFsat 1876. These are new and stylish
and worth fully SOC.
LUPINs ILLUMINATED CLOTIIs-42 inches
wildcat soc;
22-lnch ALL-NOOL NUNS YELLING In cream
pink, blue, and tan, at Soc;
STEEL M0nMR DEBEGEs at l2Hc. worth
Csc.
FROM THE GREAT SILK SALE:
pieces GUINETs SUPERB BLACK SILK NJ
81:
8 pieces GUINET'S CASHMERE SUPERB SILK
at s1.35, worth ~:
BLACK ALL-sILK STRIPED MORRIS ~
s1.50. worth 80;
COLORED MORE SATIN-all shado.-afs.c
10 pieces COLORED DRESS slLKSat 75c..
Another lot Of the 25c.-DLACK ALL-Woor.
NUNS YELLING;
Extra good value in BLACK Nuns vrUrNs
mt 80, 35, and 40c.:
Double-width ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING
AZ inches wildcat Soc;
10 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOI LACE HINT
ING at Csc, worth Zoe;
ARLINGTON LACE STRIPE GREN ADlNFS
at25c.;
In WHITE GOODS another l0t LINON BTNDfA
at l5c.--thc greatest bargain Of thc .ol.on:
40 pieces SATIN STRIPED VICTORIAS AZ
1870, regular price 20c.;
90 pieces extra fine FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
at 1879, worth fully 95c.
Job lot TWO-BUTTON JOUNIN KID-GLOXFS
in blacks. only Doe:
500 pairs FOSTERS BLACK LACF-HOOK
klD-GLONEs IA seven hooks 40 $40. The
gloves retail regularly ~ S2.25.
PARASOLS. PARASOLSt-An large iobioi
HANDSOMELY SATlN-LlNED PARAsOLs
at S1.75;
ELEGANT SILK BROCADF. lined. at $3.50.
ALL-slLK BROCADE SATIN 90 81 and s350s
SATIN MERYILLEAUN, lined, az $3.50, worth
IS;
SILK Sun UMBRELLAS, pearl inhId handle,
Sl.jO;
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
Just opened
IS pieces HEAVY RED-CHFck NA1FIN0~ 80
40 pieces extra fine FANCY MATING et -5r.
Julius MEYER q ~DN.
ny 7-eOd 6Ol and COB Broad -'no,i.
on. WHY viii you lct that invalid friend suffer
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MARRIAGES.

Married, May 9Th. at the residence Of the brides
parents. LUCE BLANCHE VAYSSAlRE to
SAMUEL CAHEN. Both French.
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ESTHER, TIE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN,
A CANTATA, OR SHORT ORATORIO,
At MOZART HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1882.

This beautiful cantiia will be presented with
full cast, together with
KINGS PAGES.
QUEENS PAGES.
CHORUS OF PERSIANS.
CHORUS OF JEWS,
SEMI-CHORUSES or CHILDREN.
Zach character on the programme has been care
fully selected and trained for his or her particular
role. The leading parts have been taken 10y MRS
CLEMENTS, MISS STAUDE. MEssRs. COSBY.
TOTTY, and WILLIAMS assisted 10y several
ladies and gentlemen. representing some Of the
best amateur talent in TIE city The whole 60 be
accompanied by INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC under
The direction of PROFESSOR JACOB REIN
HARDT.
Tickets, soc. Reserved seats a. JOHNsTOS's
music-store without extra charge.
nv ll-Sn.W&F3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
eT SEE THE STRIPED SILKS
LEVY BROTHERS..


LEVY BROTHERS..
STRIPED SILKS at so worth Csc;
STRIPED SILKS at G5 worth Soc;
STRIPED SILKS at rs worth 95c.;
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth 81;
CHECKED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth s1.35;
BLACK SILK at sl.25 wosth si.60;
BLACK SILK at sl.35 worth s1.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 80;
BLACK SILK at sl.65 worth 1925;
BLACK SILK at s1.75 worth s2.40;
BLACK sILK at az worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at 1925 worth IS;
BLACK SATIN DE LYON at sl.1s worth $3.50 {;
BLACK sATINs at 60, 65, IS, s5c., 81, and
1925:
MORIEs,
sATINS,
SURAHS,
BROCADEs,
AND
FANCY SILKS,
in great variety at
my6 LEVY BROTHERS.
M DRESS GOOD! DRESS GOODS I!
1T WILL PAY YOU
to examine our stock Of
DRESS GOODS.
We have given special attention 20
THIS STOCK,
AND WILL
MAKE 1T TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
10 purchase of rs.
myG LEVY BROTHERS.
MI MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
WHITE. RED-CIIECK, and FANCY MATING
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AMUSENESTs.

Miss SWAIN will be assisted by Misses SIIEF-
FIELD and LEVY, Mrs. STNLL. Mes,rs. HOfF,
BERNARD. and RElNliAEDT
Tickets. 80 cents reserved seals 20 cents-to
be had al &. 4. JOHNsTON'S Muslc-Store, ele
Main street. my 1871
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-27
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

b5au!iffu. but wishia The House taev n.y.
seated tul ald dirg7 Appearance. 60 lnas he
only reS attfscticn there was the inroor So
crowd. Nobody was admit ed except ty ticke!s,
put IS the tickets were Got tekcp On, hundreds
gllned admls:ica through tho tickets Of friecds
IRON wl:hln. Tao bc,rogiag tickets from .boee
who bcirg 10. had NJ further usa for them,
"cu!d 60 &C. s2d bring otEsrs 10 upon them.
lntetilgenc, WIS rscsiVsd here tc-as7 Of The
desth OF slater ef Eeostcr Psude.o5.
Secator Malone hEvirg Completed his e!c-
taqls travesty uroa bis State gsvcrrment By
the reorSsniz 'tion of lis Corrs ct Appeals, hiss
returned to this city cad was 10 bis scat 10 The
Senate wh;n thst body INST tc-!.y,
C3l. Bright. oaO of tie directors Of the Pott
mac Malufi curing Coup,Uy, r:o,ntly es:st.
llshtd 10 Alexsldra, gays that 50 far is tho M
nor aoous The company rcHoviDg lis works
1r'm Alexandria the tru b, that the works ars
| permanently lcca:td, and that the oonpsry'l
| rrospeoss for sccc:ss we're neV,r 50 bright ts al
present.
The people ct tEs district cf Columli. arr
| sad y III need OF q new cole, tu. it is not in.
probable that hr. Haskell, of Kansas, has d !,
priVed lh:m of one a new code has already
| been prepared, but Is The members of the House
| Lliulct Committee sid as the Rhite people O
| ne District would rather have 10 code al 81
than one that provided for mixed schools, and
| IS Mr. n Haskell lhsi9ts upon en- encId cent pre-
WANG ~ such schools. it is no. likely the com
| mlttee will ask for any moro night meetings t
| consider the new code, and without such 70 ast
l!gii IT Is III ?st Impossible for i. 20 get b f,ri
| thu House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-27
NEWS OF TIE DIP.
There wer, 145 2ea:hs 10 Balsim,rs sst

There wsr, l45 deaths 10 Baliin,rs las!
week.
Bishop Lyreb. Catholic B:shsp # Charls.
too. 8. e.. disd in .ha! CITY yesterday.
Il ia reported that both Gsrnauy oud Ans.
tia hsv, given crdcrs 70. the s.rer g!bssi,e Of
their eassera fostre:sss,
Eight persons havs bsen indicted at Viesus
for contributing By shsi, negligence 10 The lbs;
of life a. the burriog cf the Ring Theatre.
Nj. Oonkling SAYS that be has nothing to
communicate to the press as to whether be will
accept or decline the sppointmeo. of associate
justice Of The Supreme Court.
A dean people Eere poisoned a! lbs Cd.hsl
Hotel, Uliatos, Iowa. Flidsy night by drpkjre
mix containing arsenic. All will recover, l.
is alleged that . co!orid cook, discharged Fri.
day. did tho pois ,riug for revenge.
Moior Thomas J. Walker, of tho United
States srmy. AID former presiden. Of tina
West Jtriey Game Protection Society. Vss
c,ahded at his home 10 Viaeland, N. j., ca
| Friday night last, By tn, sister eff girl Rhcm
it is alleged he ins1!ted.
The House cf Representatives, % Sstu,d,y
by yea snd ney vote of liz to 70. adop.ed
the Holman amendment. to tho Postofioe bill,
which provides th.t tho department may st.
| oul q star.rCu'e contract whenever il has teca
| sublst for smaller sum than tie c4n.,sr,
| pay. aud lEcn mako neS Contract with lhe
| sub.con.rso:or without giving tho eri2ica 90
tractor ooo mon!h's ezra psy. Tho bin VA
| then passed.