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r,us;ucss Failures.

NEW YORK. June l6.-The business fall
ures Of the week reported to New York
number 100 "a against 1OG last week. The
eastern STATES had 10; western, 30; south
ern. %: middle, 20; Pacific States and
Territories, Il, and New York city ana
Brooklyn, 10.
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rNHE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,

are now open. In the management every effort
will be made ~ make the season OF 1882 even
more attractive than last very cNceilent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS aru engsFed,
and we are prepared to entertain IN The most stis
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water Is the STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
ia America IS Alternative aud tonic In its Effects, q
remedy Of uncguallcd utility and power. noted for
It's curative properties. For pamphlets address
j. WATKINS LEE,
ic2-1m Manager.
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Accident to a Steamer.

HALIFAX, \. s., June l6.-The Allan
struck at high tide yesterday morning on
ThrIm Cap shoaI, and remains fast. All
the passengers were taken oil and brought
here. The vessel can be saved ii the sea
does not rise.
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/ storm ut Norfolk-Marinc Disaster.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I


NORFOLK, June ga heavy thunder.
storm Is prevailing, and commenced with o
terrific burst OF wind at o'clock. Several
vessels caught out in the squal snf-
fered. The schooner Emma, OF Chucka-
tuck; went ashore at the mouth OF the
Western Branch, and the crew Is reported
toef
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EgHSEElTllf.

C,REAT ATTRACTION AND0
VI grea; bargains 1t T.. GAI.iRlGllI ~.
& sOS's FURNITURE WAREROcMS. III
No lG Governor street. Tie very hiestf
designs Of TIE most fashionable FIRSlII RI
made we are now Offering NJ runously
low prices. Parties I'm want - GOOD ~.
price and quality. and win hnd II Il their Interest
IL examine our stock before buying elsewhere
my l3-3m
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ALBUQUERQUE, New MEXICO, June 10
Milton larberry vas hanged here this NJ
toruoon for the murderer Charles Camp
bell. The execution took place In vacant
space adjoining the town. iarDerry was
about forty years old, ana native OF texas.
He was Cowboy and gambler.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. June TO, IccI'
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Whitc. q bushels. 80
CoRN-Nliic. l.S26 bushels: re-cNhibited' 900
bushels Mixed, $3.50 bushels; rc-eAhini'ch'
2l5O bushels.
OATs.-l.O 900 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-Whitc. . bushels common at soc.
CoWN.-Nh'tc. l76 bushels very gool NJ 9ec..
81 bushels very good ~ gSc.; - bushels prime al
CorTON.-Tone .tcady. Receipts, hales. quo
tetious: Mlddliug, ll4c.: low middllnK' lao
IItc.: good ordinary, lOh9lOhc.i ordinary %
GLs a..
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uAMppEN.SrDxEY COLLEGE.

The Anniversaries Daring This Weck-The
Cour.s CT ssrdy-Thc Degree or A. B.-Ao-
t,cn in Regard 20 Schoiarships-The Eng
Ii.h Profe,sor--A Crowd NJ thc Commence
ment-Dr. Dabney's ddress-Gradnates for
1ssc-idiress OF Dr. Hogc, &c.
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Bcinont's Racing Stable Sold.

NEW YORK, june l6.-August Belmont'S
racing stable was sold at auction to-day ut
Babylon, l.. l., and the announcement was
made at the sale that Mr. Belmont intended
10 retire from the turf.
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Tried and Acquitted.

PETERSBURG, June 16.-Richard Wallace,
prominent citizen Of Luncnburg county,
who killed George Clark (colored) some
weeks ago, has been tried IN the County
Court aud acquitted.
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HRoWN.s IRON EITTERs
SAVED HIS CHILD.

l7NoRTH ECrAw STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp.,l
February 2, 1850.
Gentlcmen,-NpOn the Recommendation OF
friend tried BROWNS IRON BIrTkhs rs q tonic
and restorative for my daughter, whom was thor-
oughly convinced WAS wasting away with Com
sumption. Having lost three daughters by the ter
rble di .case under the care of eminent physicians,
was 10th 10 believe that anything could arrest the
pro.ress of the disease but TO my great surprise
before Iay daughter had taken one bottle OF
Browns IRON BITTEKs she began to mend, ana
now Is quite restored 10 former health. ann
daughter began To show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted he quickly said
..TonIos were required n; and when Informed That
the elder sister WAS taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TERs responded, That IL good tonic; taket
ADORAM PHELPS.
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IApOp TROUBLES ELsEWHrRE.


COHoEs. y. y, June 1G.-One hundred
and fifty women operatives, inmates ol
Harmony Mills clearinghouse. have been
hotifcd to seek other quarters at the cX-
piration Of the time secured by the rents
paid m advance. Notices will be served
for ejectmcnt on those occupying the COM
pany tencmcnts. The operatives appeals
for aid continue to meet with q generous
response. Provisions are distributed on
Mondays and Fridays, and money is dis
tributcd at all times when needed. Quiet
nreXnils.
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FIonr.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. S46si.5O; extra
~. 3OmsG.5O: supcrlinc, :j.JOm96: common So
iprtinc. f4.5OmSj; common family so.UuGsf
choice family, SS.J0@:J.JO.
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Commercial Failure.

NEW YORK. June 1G.-rhe morning pa
pers report that Keller " Gardner, cotton
factors 1T New Orleans, nave made an as
slgnment. Liabilities reported al Sio2,SOO
and assets Sl0O,JI5.
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CIrrK', NrFIrE.l

RICHMOND. VA. June ., 1882.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that petition has hcCn filed In said court ~
THOMAS l.. CROUCH, of iienrico, IN said dis
trict. dnly declared bankrupt under the act of
Congress If March >. 1867. ana the acts amcndn-
tory thereof and supplementary thereto, Tor DIS
charge. and ccriihcttc thereof from an MS ttnt,
and other cltius prOvahle under said acts and tlni
The 9TH DAY or II Ne, 1852. ~ IL O'Clock NJ
nj the ONCE ~ Thomas :. Atkins Esq, register IN
bankruptcy, IN the custom-hoiire IN tle cllN 81
Rirhmond. "a. /. assigned Tor The hearing Of Tie
same when and where YOU may "itend and slow
cause If any YOU have. why the prayer 81 the ,ali
petition should no; DC granted. >
ic 1O-Sa2w JOIN Il Ipf'Aaif 'lttN'
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MARINE ISTEaL9GESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. June 10. 1882.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. United state.
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Z. Tatum,
Superintendent.
q schooner Major ". II. Tlntum Shoe Philadel-
Dhia. coal. :. l.. i.athrOp.
Schooner i. and T.. Benton. Budd, Baltimore,
coal. :. n. Have.
Schooner T.. H. Dilcrty. Williams, New York,
old iron, lrcdcgar Company.
SAILED.
steamship old Dominion. Walker, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers G.. W. Alien Co..
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Platt- Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers, J. W. McCarrick, agent.
schooner Hope. Williams, Norfolk, iruck-Oar-
rcl-. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Canton, Carroll, Norfolk bricks, Cur
tis Parker
schooner =. II. Ferbcr. O'Ncill, New York, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel
Curric & Co.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROgkBRfDGE COUNTY. VA
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE isr.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


CHARGES;
Ter LAY ~
Fer month iof thirty day.l...............-.- 90 w
Two months or more each. D. w
Take branch railroad NJ Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway, for springs. Only ihirty-bFe MN
utcs' ride through beautiful aud picturesque vail
ley 10 IA. gre0f fountain = hstifh. The entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs. placing the property as second 10 10
watering-placc ia this country. 4 home for The
Invalid. AmuscmcHts 81 every description Tor
those .ecking recreation and pleasure. Zine hunt
ing and hsiling. \ cordial Virginia welcome viii
BE- extended % all and everything possible done u
make our guests comfortable satisfied. and happy.
EUGENE g.. PEfTON,
my ii-3m aencraI Manager.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w NA.ARE NOW OPEN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets to
be had 81 PARCEL. Ladd 4 Coz Polk Miller, anu
John Blair, druggists. Il 'nlnoni, or OF thc pro-
nrietor This /. lie Iaoet delightful warm sulphur
bah Temperature. % de<reesl in the Morld.
IN 3O-9in JOHN l.. EGBANk.
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RennaIican Nomination.

CINCINNATI, June lG.-The kepubiicans
OF the Sixth district YESTERDAY nominated
General Tom Brown ior congress-
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&frfkfur Miners.

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR SILL TRYING TO
WIN OVER THE NEW MINERS IN THE CUM
BBRLAND COAL RBGIoN-BoTH SIDES FIRM.
FRosTBuRG. Mp, June 15.--The mouth OF
Eckhart mine was flooded this morning
with copies OF the address, In German,
from the Knights Of Labor to the imported
miners, and copies were found In other
parts Of Camp Mayer. IL was thought the
miners world get them as they went
down TO work, but the police secured most
OF them.
The output to-day was 35j tons. and $40
shipped 10 Cumberland. a photographer
was on the grounds taking views Of the
buildings, new miners, and police squads.
There seems TO be no promise Of any set
Element OF the difficulties. The men are
as solid as ever, and in no way less deter
mined than the companies. The latter are
periecting their arrangements for the erec-
ton OF buildings TO accommodate new
labor ut the other mines, and also
for police TO protect them. IL Is not
known exactly what mines will first fol-
low the lead OF Eckhart, but there IS no
doubt rs TO a start being made soon at one
or more OF thcln.. Tho lumber h already.
cut for TIE necessary buildings. Some U
the agents are said TO be now in Baltimore
taking final instructions in regard to the
matter. Some OF the mines may have such
labor rs is now at Eckhart, but others VIII
be worked with experienced miners, who
can handle the coal without difficulty.
Should the old miners break and part OF
them 20 into the mines with the new LABOR
the problem agitating this section would
be solved. but il they stand firm, as they
seem likely TO DO, and the companies have
10 introduce new labor fer the whole re-
gion. the task will be hcrculcan and oc-
cupy much time. The next few days viii
show the intended moves OF the compa-
MES and indicate the future Of the compli-
cation here.
LABOR TROUBLES ELSEWHERE.
The Friend mill, in the Pittsburgh Pa.)
district. which has been closed two months
for repairs. will start up soon with nom
union men. The Apollo mills are running
with non-union men, and Amalgamatcd
men have been notified TO quit. kloman' :
mill. at Superior Station, Pa, is employing
scyenty-iiye non-union men with satisiac-
tory results.
fUy Associated Press
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, june 70. f"o-'
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-An registered boz WIS On
which the interest - dae July lst are quoteo cx
interest.
SECOND BoARD.-li shares Charlotte, Columbis
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(iOBB'S ISLAND, VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of urf-bating.
Ocean, chalnci-, and shark hshing and sniIe-
shooting.
TERMS: - per day, Sl2 per week, $40 per
month.
EOuto from Old Point by steamer Northampton
- ChcrrysioBc every Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday. The baltimore aud Washington steamers
make close connection VITA the Northampton.
Address j. I. SpADi,
ie l-2m PROPRIETOR.
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LID pOINT COMFORT, W.
HYGEIA HOTEL

HYGEiA HOTEL
situated / 90 yards from Fort Monroe. Open al!
the YEAR Eiall To any hotel IN the United states
surroundings unsurlla tscd. Bathing, boating ish-
mgtud driving specially attractive. Pp-cminontiy
Te.0rt fer southern people. Terms less FOR equal
accom- nodati0us than any resort in the country.
Climate free rom malaria, aud Tor INSOMNIA u,ny
won d.riu la ~ ,OpOriic effect. send FOR clTcniar
describing hygicnic advantage, etc. ..,.,...
HARRISON PIfGBIs,
Ham Proprietor.
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gy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

N.r,v YopN. .Tune l6.-YOoa.-Stock. mode
r,felv active Money weaker ~ 81 per cent FN-
ch.u.e- Long. fs6f: short, 4sv. state bohu'
Inactive Governments irrcgulnr. ...,.
EreHtug change. 10. hoftlhl',.t "
l,rcsular: new s.. lpl 4, new A.. i45; now s.
100. Money. 2@2a per cont. states ina,, ~ W
AMI highcr. Treasury hllauccs-COin' SSO'SlV'-
763: currency. 7J.fOi OBS.
e. s.ftfa
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CHICAGO. June l6.-Flour quie, and unchnnge d'
Wheat dgil and lower; sl.3Oe sl.5l cs'n, : Is
june, sl.32Hr :lS3 july. Corr unset il,d ahu ESn'
70Ii, zoe. Jdiy. oats hrm: 5O.c. cash 49to
ig5.c. June. i4isc. July. Pork higher; szu;s,1d'
30. az casa June and July. Lard higher; Ia 2
.-siI "A cnsf, md June. Bulk-meais IN f1ir de-
,nsnd. shoulder. 99.25; nb. -l-.2o; clear
s0.75. Whl-key steady ~ sl.l6.
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TIVE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERING-PLACE X NOW OPEN.

THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERING-PLACE II NOW OPEN.
The elevation Of the surrounding mountains is
$500 feet above the sea-lcyei.
Tie buildings have been thoroughly repaired.
newly furnished throughout, and rcaticd with all
modern Improvements.
The amuscmonts are varied and extensive, en-
bracing a. NEW feature a racc-coursc and.eAien-
siyc lake for boating.
THE CALWELL HOUSE.
adjacent 10 tie syringe with the privilege OF VII
tcrs, grounds &C., j. open az reduced rates.
Pamphlets with fun information, can Doe bad at
the store of Nessr-. Purcoll Ladd Co.. or of
GREENBHIER WHITE sCLPHUR SPRINGS
COMPANY. GEORGE l.. PEYTON,
my IS-lm Managing Director.
GUNNER RESORT. -BlCkERs'S no.
- TEL, NELSON COURTHOUSE. VA would
take 70 f,w pleasant iamilics - BOARD FOX TIE
II MINER. Large. airy rooms and pprch's-
TERMS: - Ter week; children ana nurses, -.
special arrangements for large families, Refer
cnccs exchanged. j. u. Blthth>'
je3-,aits Proprietor.
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louisville.

rortsvrtIr. June lG.-Fiour nrncr. hut MOI
ms, bfgier Proyls ious Ia fair demand and
,.r," Slc.l pork. .2l.50. Bulk mcats.-shoul-
ders. 9tc.; rib, l2sc; clear, i25c. bn ,,o.-
md lard unchanged. Grain nothing doing.
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YEN YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, june l6.-Cot'on-Net receipts,
an nt,o hales: June, 4l2.15WSl2.l6; July
sI2ISGsI2.I0; August. ri2.2I@Sl2.2s; rep
temhcr. sll.9S0sii.99; October, sil.5Ia
sIl.6S: November, = l,f3afi 70 I,esPhnuff
.iIi4; January. sll.5d9St Los; febs'nfN
sil.Gs6 Sli.7O: March, -ii.sa@sll .s2.
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BROWNS IRON RITTERs.
DIAM TRUTHS.

The blood Is the foundation or life; It c!rculaies
through every part OF The body, and unless i, Is
pure and rich good hcslth IS impossible. II disease
has entered the system the only sare and quick way
TO drive Il out Is TO purify and enrich Tie blood
These simple facts are well known, and the high
est medical authorities agree that nothing but iron
win restore the blood to It's natural condition; and
also that all the iron Preparations hitherto made
blacken The teeth, cause headache, and are other
wise injurious.
BROWNS IRON ElTTERs
viii thoroughly and quickly assimilate with the
blood. purifying and strengthening IT, and thus
drive disease from any part Of the system, and 1t
win not blacken the teeth, cause headache or con-
stlpation, and Is positively not injurious.
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FINANCIAL.

C,TEWART BROWNS SONS,
IS PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, sTOths' AND
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD On
COMMISSION. -
INVESTMENT SECURITIES \ SPECIALITY
lmy l3-salyI
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
VISITORS.

The waters are specific for RheGmatism. Govt,
Neuralgia, Affections OF The Liver, and all kindred
diseases.
MIR. WILLIAM II. PARKER, long connected
With some u the principal summer resort, has
been engaged as manager.
For pamphlets and Other information address
5. q. ThRDf,
e. l. I'm Hot Springs. Bath county, Va.
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BROWNS IRON BITTEEs
ciectuslly cures
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION, aud
WEAKNESS,
and renders the greatest relief and heneh; to per
sons suffering from such wasting diseases AS
CONSUMPTION, kIDNEY-CoMPLAlNTs, &C.
ftc 17-codlwl
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INTERPRETATIONS. Sc.
PERSONAL.

AR. y. BOWDlTCH CLApP, in an
vi swcr 10 repeated inquire. announces that he
viii RESUME Ills PROFESSIONAL ENGAGE
MENIS I'm Richmond on OCTOBER Isl:
T. lU-~a .Su.Th& suit
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CELERY PLANTS.

NOR SALE, A NICE LOT OF CELE-
j. ny PLANTS. Apply at iio7 GROVE ave,ce'
Y Ices
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BANKRUPTCY.

NJ. OIUI.T
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF NlRGINIA-IN THE MATTER
OF THOMAS l.. CROUCH. BANKRUPT IN
BANKRUPTCY.
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BALTIMORE. June lG.-Nirginia 6. deferred
II. consols. Boz: second series, 3ts; pi-t-due'
cGnunns. 81: new iO-iO's. iZa. BID to-day.
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,uwA,-tkEE. June 16.-Flour Guiet and un-
.h"n'.ci. drmand moderate. Wheat qaet but
eO,a,dy. 10. Milwaukee cash and June. sl.3l.
Jaiy, sl.32. Corn easy No. Z, " e. ' ~,
\ Soc. No q ode. Barley quite and unchanged.
Proytsions steady. Me.s-pork. s2u.15 oash and
iniv s20O5 August. Lard, prime steam, sll.oO
- IIogs firincr at &7.5pNrs.lO.
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nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
" FOR THE Il r. & r. pa 10 y OF GUESTS
JUNE /, 1882. This wcll-rcuowncd Place has
last undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
n t. the hotels proper and the grounds. special
attention has been given IL the sanitary depart
ment For further information scnd for descrip-
tive catalogues j. y. WOODM ARD.
my 27-2m General Manager
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NTHRACITE COAL OF ALL SIZES
n and best quGity
Resi- selected LEHlGu LUMP;
ANTHRACITE for foundry use;
sPLINT COAL for CRATES;
STEAM and SMITHS COAL
WOOD-I ong. sawed and klndling.
Fuel Of erery description :. IL. haw 70
ryasm Eighteenth and Cary stree.s.
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ClNcINNATI June l6.-tlour dull ana IN
changed. Wheat irregular: No. rrd winter,
la Nsl.85. Corn dun M 7Jc. Oats nrn Al
sac. Pork firm 10 s2l.Jo. Lard caster az
Hlc. Bulk-mclls firm houlder,' 9c. cieaf ilp,
zoe. pacon firm shoulders. 9.c.; rib, ISsc''
ciear. I3i g. Whisky steady at>l.ll cohDlnl-
tion alc, OF lushed good. go barrels. oii ms'7
~ Slll sugar quiei and uucDAngcd' iinEs
Hrlncr: common and ilEil' fo'Z1Aeo' p"pAi"S
and 6rtchcrs' $500 $50.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-FRsT-CLAss
" ANTHRACITE-all sizes-for family n ,,,
LIMP f9nN pEf Nj sPE ;ga ksTFNS;t-Riv Tx
INGiixf and SOFT COkF. PINE WOOD. si.3O
mr. cord. s2.25 per half cord. OAK WOOD;
$3.50 per cord and s2.75 per half cord, Nh t s
las ar otherwise Broad street opposite Theatre,
or 1908 Cary street. my l9l {. II. PA6E.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-09

a place of public amusement. Were
q man to attempt to sit out 0 play
while he quietly opened an umbrella
and hung 1t over his shoulder, he
would be summarily elected il he
persisted in thus annoying those
to the rear. Why should
a lady-or one pretending to
that name and its accompanying re-
hnements-commit by other means an
equally outrageous violation of the
rights of others? The public is fast
losing its patience in this matters, and
ifladies persist in misconducting them
selves they must expect to have Grim
soned cheeks when some exasperated
individual rightfully appeals to the
hat Of the owner promptly removed.
In England there is a positive nd
excellent rule which obliges ladies to
lay aside their hats in the dressing
rooms OF the theater. Were our man
ayers here to make such an order it
might be objected to by the few, but
its advantage to the many would be
quickly apparent to all and its perma.
nent observance cheerfully complied
with. Why cannot some Que make the
move? Mr.. Wallack is opening his new
house on Wednesday; surely an unob-
structed view of all parts Of the new
auditorium and stage will be desira-
BILE The social as well as dramatic
brilliancy of the affair will suggest
evening dress as a necessity. Why
canLot Mr.. Wallack insure a desirable
result by announcing that evening
dress is desired, and that positively
no hats will be permitted to be
worn by the ladies, thus giving
US one evening of real enjoyment
and a long lost view Of the
stage? The custom once begun can,
at least in some portions of the orches-
ira stalls, be maintained thereafter, to
the infinitely greater comfort of the
public, Oris the view of the new
house to be INSTRUCTED and the stage
eclipsed by an invasion of Gainsbor-
Mr.. WallSck's house and its
Inauguration are the time and place
for the happy innovation. Will he
announce that "the Gainsborough
must go?'
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GENrLEMEN-I have been a sufferer from my
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have had ladies' to come to me who

have had ladies' to come to me who
weres
UNABLE TO TAKE THE STANDING tx
ERcIsEs,
and would take what they could lying
on their backs and sitting in chairs.
The physicians treatment would be SO
aided and supplement by these that
they would Immediately begin to i'm
prove. Frequently they come to their
lessons feeling wretchedly, and will
ask ifthey had better exercise to- day
but at the end of the lesson they will
say they never felt better"
As the ladies emerged from the
dressing.rooms. clad once more in con-
habiliments, with some as
constituent it was noted that many Of
those who, in gymnastic costume, had
seemed to be gay girls of from fifteen
to twenty years, were demure ladies
and stately matrons who must surely
have passed their thirtieth mile