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OFFICE OF GRAND SECRETARY.
povr ApFsef-N oE VIENNA.

RICHMOND. Va. April %, 1882.
At the annual meeting OF the Grand
Council OF Royal Arcanum Of virginia the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
whereas the members Of this GRIND
Council were invited, and on last evening
did attend the banquet gwen ty Mccarthy
Council. No. 4Gs, OF this city; and where
as the exercises II the evening, both IN the
upper and lower hall, were Of On entertain
ine and substantial nature; and whereas
this was the first reception Of this character
given this Grand body; therefore,
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Grand
Council be presented 20 the members Of
Mccarthy Council, and the ladies' and gen.
tlemen who so cordially received and de-
Rghtiully entertained 10.
Revoked, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent by the Grand Secretary 70 the
secretary Of Mccarthy Council, and also
published in one of the daily papers Of The
city. WILLIAM LONtNhIEiS'
Grand Secretary.
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V'HE FLORENCE NIGHTIyGALE UF
a TIE NURSERY

The following IS m extract from letter written
TO the German Reformed NtsssRger. az Cham
DsrsbuTH. Penn:
A BENEFACTREss.
Jast open the door for her, and Mrs. wirssow
VIII prove the American Fiorcnce Nigh-nealeof
the Nursery. OF this we arc SIRE that We viii
teach oar "susyr 10 say, " A blessing on Mrs.
Winsow" " for helping her 90 survive and escape
the gripping. colickinY, and teetbing Siege. MRS.
wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery aud dlAr-
rt0-. II tsoffcsss the Gums. rciuees issammsfiax.
CARES wind-colie. and carries the infant safely
through the teeiEng period. II performs precisely
~ha, II proiosscs 10 perform every part OF i,--no-
thing lcss. We have never scen Mrs. Wlasiow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for children Teeihing." II we
had the power would make her. "a sfe j.. a
physical savior 10 the infant race sold by all
druggists. twenty-five cents bottle.
ap -codlw
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BUFFALO LIrUxA WATER.


Dr. =. MARION SINS, q New York;
Il have used u my practice The BtFFALO
LfTHfA WAFER, spring 40. % ipr tw0 st.i.'
asst and have. lu many eases, found ii ll.1tLl
EFglCACiUts."
Dr. T.. ?. DoEgIyG. Of Chicago, H.. Tate Surgeon
limited etaies Marine Hospital Service:
I'm my experience the bIFfALo LlIiilt
WATER r. an ehicicnf remedy ln ihe fr.itlntuf
~ dis.sf.os depending 0m the lEif A'ib btt
TUF-Tl / nave prescribed .f nglte cN'cnsiftlf
I'M Catarrhal Affections n ftc Eiada,F- win cAD 10
lent rcsriis.
Dr. LEWIS u. MASON. ~ brooklyn. =. y. Pro-
f..sor Of surgery Lolg iAand Hospital Nciicsl
college:
Il have urcscriicG ihe BUFFALO LlihiA
WiTTR with very satisfactory results. iu ~
a., -. tfllv of tie URIC ACID DiAiiiEri-,
lfegard 10 as "a remedy ol great lower ara scel-
i.f.rr aps--uAN1N
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ELECTION or 0FPIcERs. AT the third an
nual meeting OF the Richmond branch Of
the Irish National Land League, held In
Cathedral Hall, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: j. l.. Cap
ston, president; Patrick McGoyern. first
yice-president +. J. Reilly, second VICE
president; Daniel Horgan, corresponding
secretary Patrick Keenan,, recording Sec
retary; Ross Campbell, Jr., financial see-
retary; Frank McGoyern, treasurer.
The election of five trustees was post
poned for future meeting.
The League now numbers over 200 men,
bers, composed Of substantial Irish-Ameri.
can citizens.
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BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ. horses. nlule..

=. THOMPSON BROWN. 4.80 p. NJ. closinz-or,
sale 0f The resi- estate II The city fir.-ln-
sursnce f1mpany-thirty-tNO building lots pu
Laurci and Pine streets.
APPFkSON & co. > Il. N.. summer rcsidence
with eight acres Of land. half mile west u
Elchmeud.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, > p. VI. arace-strcct
residence near the Capitol square.
CHEWING & ROSE. a. h H.. commissioner.
sale of brick dwelling No. 5l3 north Eirst
street; Also brick dwelling adjoining the above.
JNO. r. LAUGIIfON, JR.. lOf 4. NJ. pianos aud
pari0r-Organ.
JNO. r.. LAUGIITON. in, IL 4. NJ, continued
sale at Parlor restaurant.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 1924 Main street. o 4.
NJ. $50 barrel. herriugs.
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BOOMERANG BONDS.
Answer OF auditor Dyson, Treasurer
Rcveiy. and Mr.. Kendall, 90
Auditor Allen.

Developments in the Matter Of Letting the
Contracts for Printing state Bonds-Mr.
Kendall Before the Police Court; Case Con-
rinued until To-Day Meeting OF the sink
ins-Fund Commissioners Last Evening;
Two Important Papers filed-charRe That
Mr. Allen said the Contract was Not 20 be
Given Kendall Because Another Company
Had Helped Mahone to the Extent Of 5000
In the Last Campaign.
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A CORK CARPETING.-LSoLEUa Is nea',
earpet-like in appearance, and Of eNtraordi-
nary durability. II is pecnErly sol and
elastic 10 the tread. handsome Ia appear
ance. and neyercold Ike ordinary oil-cloth.
Kept by an frst-class carpet-dealers. The
genuine article has "LIS0LEUN" printed
on the back Of every square yard.
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Rriefs aud PerSanaIs.

The forty-fourth annual commencement
OF the Medical College Of Virginia will take
place at Mozart Hall April 18th. and the
annual address will be delivered by Rev.
J. b. Hawthorne. ID. ID. Committee Of
Arrangements: II. II. DodsOn (chairman),
Walter ID. McCaw, b. G.. Hendon. and III.
b. Anderson. Committee Of Receptions:
l.. G. BOsAeT, Amber Caskie, j. l..
Drewry, j. l.. Courtney, William Ayres
Smith. W. B. West. and \. Il. Chalmers.
Mr.. Robert Graham. the organizer of
church temperance work, has been in our
city and has met several audiences. He
will hold two more meetings in the city
one nj the Monumental iecture-r0om Thurs-
day at ) p. NJ, and another al Christ
church on Thursday night. The meeting
on Thursday afternoon is for conference.
Men and women Of all denominations Of
Christians are invited.
By the 1T Of May the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company Will be rum
ming their trains into Richmond over The
Belle-Isle connection and Tredegar bridge.
In the Tredcgar yard they will switch of
on the Allegheny railroad track.
Work on the trcStle bridge j. getting
along well. but the company need more
bridge-builders and carpenters than they
can now secure.
The President has sent 10 the Senate the
names Of Captain John :. Wise, Of Rich
mond, and Captain r. =. Hughes, OF Meek
lenburg county; the former for United
states District Attorney ior the Eastern
District Of Virginia. 10 succeed Hon. L. L..
Lewis. who has been elected a member Of
the Court OF Appeals. and the latter for
United States Marshal for the Eastern Dis
tr;ct Of Virginia, 10 succeed G. 2. Rams
dell. Esq. who declined reappointment on
account Of i'll health.
The schooner w. II. Kennel, Captain
Soper. cleared yesterday from Newport
News for New York with j37 tons Of coal.
This il the first vessel that has cleared
from the new port.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RI on all sales of Real Fstate made between the
lst Of January and last of June the taxes for The
present year hsve 70 be paid by the purchaser on
sii ssies made between the ist Of July and last %
The year The taxes nave O. Doe paid hy the seller.
This custom was adopted about hftecn years ago
by al the rcGl estate agents IN Richmond. aud ap-
plies % EicEmOnd aad yiciniN.I
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAr.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds. becoming eastcrfy in the last-named
district, lower barometer, and stationary or
higher temperature.
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win cure entirely the worst form Of Female
mplaints, an ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Failing aud DlspIacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
sdapied o the Change Of Life.
twill dissolve and expol tOmors from the uterus
In an early stage or development. The etendeney 10
caneorous hunors here is checked very speedily by
its use.
Il removes f4ininess, natr1eney, destroys all
craving for sumuiants, and relieves weakness OF
The stomach. II eures Bloatiug. Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostra,ion. General Debility, sieepiessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
Thai feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight. aud backAehe, is always permanently cured
by ils USE 1t will at all times and under all eircem-
stances aet IN harmony with the laws thai govern
u4e female system. For the cure Of Kidney CON-
plants Of either sex Ibis Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA 4. PixKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
FOUND Is prcpSrd al 233 and 235 Western ave
pae, Lynn. Mas. Price. 81; six bottles for s5
seni by mail m the form OF pills. also in the form Of
lozenges on reodpt OF price. vi per box for either
Mr.. PrsKHAa freely all letters of In.
quiry. send for pamphlet. Address as above
1entf0a this paper.
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IT WOULD BE WILL FOR THE FUBLic TO KNOW
that HELLER CO.'S ciosing-cst safe of Bo0rs
and SHOES az 2l3 Broad street docs NOT consist II
shop-worn goods, bar, ON The contraryl you can
hnd goods of every description of some OF The
be-t make In the country, and a; astonishlnsiy low
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THE TONIC QUALITIES on QUixISE
are a specific against premature bzldRsss- In no
shape can u be used more asressny than Ia J.& T..
ArKIzsos's Qginine usir-i.etion.
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no THE HEIRS or CHARLIE
TIGROAT FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, ONE TUG-Sxrr
Il BOAT, "a by 10 englne. IN goodx@k2---.>z--
rder and condition. - - -.
Also. one VERY FISE PLEAsURE-iAClIr.
fifty feet long. very fast.
Full particulars ~ both on Application. Adsin.ss
Post-Of6ce Box 23i, Baltimore. Nd. ap 2J-iw
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Losr. srRAYEp. AND srolEN.

OsT, 4 WHITE-AN D-T)
IL BROWN SPANIEL PUPPY ,fc-5<-n
malcl about eight months Oh. A liberal r,eat,i
wig be paid foE It's return 10 3ts east frsnkiia
street.. an ED-lt'
CTRAYED OR STOLEN. Al
y LARGE BLACK >fWFOIND -
LAND DOG. Answers 10 The name oE ff.i.cc."
A reward win be paid for his return -
,. y. ROBINSON, lis south Third street,
ap z6-its beiveca Cary and Canal sinets-
LsTRAY.--TAKEN Up On THEgFss~
ll rye-Ecid of the subscriber. 4 SMALL 49,
BtFFALO COW. The owner viii czil, lay eoss..
and taks her away.
25-3t J. G. EEArTiE.
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ALL YOUR Owy FAuIT II YOU remain slek or
,ut OF health, when y0u can get iioP birrKRs.
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ELECTION OF VICE-PREHDENT or TIRE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD CoN-
PANY.-At a meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company held ~ the New York
Office Yesterday Mr.. Decatur Axtell, the
present general manager Of the company,
was chosen vice president 81 the road. Mr.
Axtell is well known IN Virginia a. IN eX-
perienced and able railroad manager. and
the promotion viii no doubt give great
satisfaction on al sides.
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PERSON
TngvILIAN's. CSC. RAiLwAY.f
April -, l-S2.

TnEyuIAN's, G.. 3 -. RAlLwkY.f
April -, leS2.
HAVING OF UALIFIkD II Ilih
IL Court 4 Chanccry for ihc ciiy q hielii,ln
as administrator 81 tie estate "a Mfs. Nm
WATSON. decreased tlds notice j. hsfcly Ffen
hat an indebted - the estate are called on Tor Jay
meat. aud al claims sgsinst the decreased mus e
rr,.sented. duly proven, % me fOf pay meni-
engS-Wsyf 10. :. WATSON.
no THE HEIRS or CHARLES
4 CLARK. GEORGE CLARK. AND SAKAH
WOODW ARD. A. admiuisrutlr oI the e.; itc ~
Fre.tefick Woofsni. decreased. have been ordered
hy the ffrrtiit Court = l0Whzitn, in ts pcnfi.i1
s1it ~ Woudson. administrator, -. Mo0esoH.
Dal,uey. aud Others. - give gOu notice - rppctr
1nd assert and prove your claims - the fln1 ll
nv btnds. WILLIS j. DANCE.
ap I2-Nsw Adminlslratnr.
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ORGuiSETrEs! ORGUNETTEsi oHcUfSETTEsi
RAMOS K MOsEs-ss, 80, sil-Innsie all tune.
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No family should he without LYDIA =. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Consupatlon,
BDioasness, aud ToFpidiiy of the Liver. Twenty
ave cents per box said by all druggists
az 2e-eod
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/ YDIA Z. PINKHAMPs

| YDIA E. PINKHAMs
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ISA
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL Those PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES 50 COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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VOL. IXI.
9ifllmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY ..........APRlL 2G, 1882.

Es-rHE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATioN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPgRs OF TIE CITY.
lFntoyed al the Post-ofiicc az Richmond. Va as
accond-ciass matter.I
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Police CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed of Yesterday:
William Harrison, drunk and disorderly
and interfering with persons on the street
was fined -.
ID. c. Butler. G. W. Isaacs. Charles
Isaacs. and Joe Vest, drunk and disOrderly
at the Virginia Opera-House, were iEed
$3.50 each.
William Blair, Daniel O'Donnell, and
james Cayanuegh. drunk and fighting in
the public streets. were fined Sj each. Mar
tin Franklin and &. L. Bowen, charged
with the same offence, were fined $500
each.
james Fry (colored), charged with keep
Ing 4 disorderly house, was sent on to the
grand jury.
Joseph Jackson (colored), charged with
feloniously assaulting and woundlng Sc
phcn Morris with a hatcnet, was sent on TO
the grand jury.
James Luxford was fined g for assault
and battery.
Thomas Jones lcolored), charged with
breaking and entering the carrenter-.hop
Of Puller Brothers with intent TO commit
larceny therein, was sent on to the grand
Jury.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EOR CLERK OF TIE CTIANCERY
Il COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
respectfully announce myseif candidate FOR
siid Office. subject 10 the primary election.
have served as Deputy Clerk n UonrcO Coun-
ty Court and the Chancery Court g the city Of
Richmond for more thaa sixteen years. and refer
30 al tine members of the bar. real estate agents.
and others VINO have had business with thos. Of
fees. 20 how have dischfrged The dutio- % the
SINE. JOHN 4. MEANLEN.
ap 26-td
CONSCIOUS OF DUTY FAITHFULLY
y performed. ] respectfully announce myself
candidate for reelection 10 The Office OF
HIGIf-C
aud solicit The support of my fcilow-citikcns a.
the primary election, May Il, 1852. .
ap 25-fNvIl g.. HOLZISGER.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
UJ,KxEc6TsD Il The pisPAfcHsPKisrtso
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK End
ING SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1SS2.-Cduses Of
Death: Asthma. ] colored; apopleXy. l
colored; BIight's disease, white; cancer.
/ white; casualty, l white; congestion Of
lungs. l colored; consumption. white, 4
colored: conyulsions Gnfantile). ! white,
? colorcd: diarrhGa. white, ! c0lored (;
feyer(continued), colored; fever (typhoidl
1 white; fever Uypho-malariaD, ! white (;
gastritis, white; heart-disease, 4 white, 3
colored; old age, 1 colored; paralysis, l
white, 1 colored; pneumonia, | white. 4
cOlOred; syphilis, colored; tuberculosis,
? colored; unknown, 2 colOred. Whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive
OF still-births. Al. Locality: Marshall
Ward, 81; Jefferson Ward, Z; Madison
Ward, /; Monroe Ward, 3; Clay Ward,
Q; Jackson Ward, l3; almshouse, ..
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was $3.50 per 600 per annum; rate OF NOR
tality Of white population was 2l.44 per
900 per annum; rate OF mortality Of co.
lored population was 4I.79 per 1000 per
annum. j. G.. CABELI, NJ. D..
President Board Of Health.
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DRY GOODS. dc,

TOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE &
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOzO. ALsOP, MOsBY & Co,
1905 EAST MAIN sTREET.
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DODK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEx. cCrED a. the DisrAfCH raiSfiSv
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EOR nIGH-CONSTABLE.

In response o. the call II " Many Merciants.- ]
hereby announce mv-elf as 1 candidate fQf the
oalce " HlGH-CONSTAbLE Subject 10 primary
election on May ilthl. Having served mN fellow
c.tizans m The cep1ciy of High. Unstable iDr
several yenrs. ! rc.cT fO nv official record a.
guarantee for tbc future. II have hecn incom-
petent ur uniliihful, DO not vote for me.
Respectfully, .-,,.,.,,,.,
~ B-5t 4. u. DlE>htkhl.
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CONuONWEALTTs ATTORNEY

TVIIIIV.N " Il-tI4 7 II y u T T Y II = = u
FOR rHT
CITY or EIC1tMONn.
respectfully announce HIv~elf a. a candldntc FOR
the Office n
COMMONWEALTH'E ATTORNEY FOR THIS
CITY. subject o. the decision OF the votes of nay
fiog-cif fircns ut the Urinary election O. be held
0n tie tn day Of May, lSs2. -
ap 23-ft HAMI IL i. WITT.
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T VI. MACON
81. FOR
SERGEANT OF RICHMOND CITY.
subject TO the decision q the Conservative prl-
mary election.
Refers 10 past experience in said Office.
Zap 23-tdl
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ID. X. REyELY,
III. III. Dyson.

Auditor Allen was vastly mistaken in
saving that Mr.. Kendall was introduced by
the Dispatch. only one man on the paper
ever be5rd Of Mr. Kendall until this prose
cn,ion began. lie had passed telegrams
with MIR. Chesternan as TO when the con-
tract would be let. and was advised to
come on and attend to the matter in per-
son. Mr.. Kendall arrived here Tuesday
the 18th. went 10 the Senate chamber, cali
"a Wr Cbesterman out, and asked him TO
introduce him to the commissioners, which
was done. lie was thus introduced to Mr..
Allen and to Mr.. Reyely, both introduce
tions not occupying three minutes time.
THE AFFIDAVIT on MR.. KENDALL.
In connection with the foregoing pro-
.e.d,nos the counsel Of Mr.. George III.
Kendall appeared before the Board and
submitted the following affidavit:
State Of Virginia, city Of Riehmond--fo
iru:
LR.D. Ward, notary public in and
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FRESH suPPIY OF ssoKKD SALMON az W. ID.
BLAIR & CO.'S, Main street.
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE NY
~ELF "a candidate fCr reelection ior
CITY SERGEANT or RICHMOND.
subject o. nominal on 0f tie 'onserFatte par 20
ap IS-iMyilf ~ N' hiI.-
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sc. Musrc-examine It-RAaos ,rosEs.
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IiSsLEY's PEAS for sale very low 10 the trade.
W.D. BLAIR Co. 100 east Main.
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ROE lERRISes are getting scarce. W. ID.
BLAIR Co. ilO9 east Main street.
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THE tITY tONNIITEE.
The City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Com
mitiee stands as follows:
John B. Cary, acting superintendent.
b. II. Nash, assistant superintendent.
George j. Hooper, Jr., treasurer.
w. ID. Chesterman. secretary.
John G.. Moss, sergeant-at~arms.
Marshall Ward: John ID. Whitehead
@. w. Taylor, John Pitt, A. Jen. Vaughn,
Philip VNeal.
jefferson Ward: WV. Wood A. B.
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TONY FELLOW-CITIZENs OF RICH
MOND:
I respectfully announce myself q candidate FOR
the Office 81
COMMONWEALTTTs ATTORNEY.
and solicit your SUPPORT 40 Tire Conservative RI
mary election. Your. very truly.
M 2O-iNyII JAMES LYONS, JH.
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JVORhINGHEA'S TROUBLES.

The progress OF the bOllermakers' strike yes
terday was said by the to be satisfactory to them
selves. The principal event of the day the
sion made by the Quntard Iron Works, which sent
agent to the headquarters OF the at to inform
them that they wanted to return TO work imneIi
ateiy at tho increased wages The reason, it
was stated, why the firm was forced to
Weld was tho fact that they were
making repairs to the Continental OF the New-IIayen
Line wica is lying in drydOck at expense OF $3.50
day number OF smaller shops acccded to the terms Of
the strkegs aud seventy nOu-nion men joined the
ganzaton. Il was stated that James Gordon Bennett
offered $40 day for to finish the repairs the
boilers OF his yacht NaIn0una, but the refused the
terms.
At the meeting Of The principal firms yesterday the
representative from Quntards shop was absent Those
present were firm their determination not to accede to
the demand OF the strikers
An agent OF the Panama Canal Company hired twenty
1--WE bOucrnakcrs at thcr heddquaftcrs yesterday Tor
.iX mont s =. uAy, paying their faro both ways.
The coal shOVtlcVs aOng the Last River waterfront
went Oh yesterday iOr an increase Oh four cents
The IL ruessmalx rs Association hell "a regular meet
ng last uigat at No 1874 Thiri-aye. Efforts nie being
m lde by the 10 organize q strike which, however,
have failed IL stated mat the men probably
Will soon make demand fOran Increase ~ ten per cent.
me Cffy record Commission yesterday appointed JheO
d0re De nHe, stephen Angel aud William H. BOWEL
committee Of experts 10 make inquiry aud report
vLefn Martin b. Brown The printer Of The Cuy Record,
4, paying his wOrsIon engaged On he Hcc1rd much
as pail Tor the same cas, OF Work IN other printing
city hulttet OF printers, WHO called
ON tina MayOr In connection with the matter expressed
themselves as satisfied with this arrangement
WuaiNGTOs, Del, May -i.-Ihe striking bricklayers
compromise .bais OF ~ - per day their demand hav
IS %.