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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-21
High Wafer.

CINCINNATI, February pa dispatch
received here says that Carrollton and Mil
Ton, KY, have several feet OF water in
their streets. and that the Cincinnati and
Louisville packet-steamer General Lytle
landed i'm the streets OF Carroton yesterday.
Louisville, February 20.-The first
floors Of all houses along the wharyes from
Fourth street down are flooded.
CINCINNATI, ONO, February 20.-A heavy
rain has been falling all the morning. The
river at If O'Clock was 50 feet and rising
two inches an hour All cellars below Third
street are flooded. practically suspendng
business in that part OF the city. A great
force is kept busy removing goods. The
Plum-Strect passenger station j. inaccesSi-
bic. 4 number OF industries IN the same
locality have been compelled 10 suspend.
ST. LOUIS, February 20.-liain has fallen
pretty steadily and heavily here since SAT-
urday morning. Nearly six inches have
fallen, and considerable damage has been
done. All trains are from four 10 eight
hours late. The river has risen about ten
feet since yesterday. The rise was so I'M
expected that considerable freight lying on
the lcyec near the old Short Line was swept
away. All other property has been moved
further up the bank OF taken away all to-
gcthcr, 80 that no further damage can be
done. \ special from st. Charles says that
three temporary spans and two wooden
piers supporting the middle trestlcs OF 81.
Charles bridge were carried away at
O'Clock This afternoon. The river is rising
rapidly and rain is falling continually.
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Nirginin News.

The Virginia State Grange closed its an
ntal sessions ut Alexandra on saturday
night with banquet.
Mr.. Harrison PhGbus, proprietor OF the
Hygcia Hotel ut Old Point, says he will
have q railroad between his place and New
port News by next Summer-thus fur
nishing an all-rail communication between
Richmond and Old Point. The run can be
made in about two hours.
About three weeks since we chronicled
the death OF the wife OF Mr.. Hence Powell,
OF this county. Yesterday Mr.. Powell
obtained license To marry Miss Anna Rev
dS.-PWSyUGnid Tribune.
Miss Mamie Richardson, of Roanoke
county. committed suicide Friday last by
hanging herself in barn near her fathers
residence. IL is said that one OF her sisters
had been disappointed by her lover, and
this drove her to the deed.
Yesterday afternoon while Rev. p. c..
Cobbs. pastor Of the Second Baptist church
(colOred), was conducting the funeral cX-
crcises OF Leila Patterson, at her residence,
on Twelfth street. q brother OF the de-
ceased, Dallas Patterson by name, a boy
aged nineteen years, who had himself been
sick f0rsOmc time. raised suddenly from his
couch and fell back stone dead. The UNI
usual occurrence caused quite a commotion
among the assembled company OF mourn
ers.-LWChJUrG NelcS.
Charles Green, who made his escape
from the penitentiary, where he was
confined for stealing from Mr.. Wash
ingtoa IIaines, several years ago, a
horse, was arraigned before the County
Court OF Loudoun on Tuesday on the
charge of stealing two horses from Mr..
/ IIaincs, one Of them the same horse he stole
before, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
/ for fifteen years. The law adds five more
years by virtue of this being his second
/ sentence, and for having made his escape
/ before his former sentence was out. lie
will probably learn better by the time his
twenty years are completed. The Wash
/ iagtOni0a.
/ FIRE AT SUTHERLIN's.- About half-past /.
O'Clock Sunday morning Dalton's store, at
/ Sutherlin's station, on the Richmond anC
Danville railroad. was, with all It's con
tents, entirely destroyed by fire. The
house was owned by Major W. T. Suther
lin. 4 new store just erected, near by
was badly damaged.
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Yithmond pispatth,
Observation-Disclosures u. 1882.
LYNCHBURG.

m0yBI.rS or THE READjtSfhRS-PosIAL Af-
por>TurNT-THE LATE MRS. WRITER'S. &C.
t,or~.~ponacnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 30, 1892.
The bubbles of the ReSdjusters are not
confined 20 the caucus at Richmond. but
arc II dinTnal occurrence here in Lynch
bnrc. Just now the post-oilice and inter-
nol.rcvcnue Office factions are az war, the
trouble beng that the latter, composed OF
Repuhlicans. Is dissatisfied with n minority
rep,csent1tion on the Joint Executive Com
mi,tce which regulates the party affairs Tor
mi. city, Many and bitter are the denun-
,iations hcapcd by each side upon the
other. and IL the Boss does not hasten one
of hls hcuchmcn up this way 10 heal the
differences these internal broils VIII WORK
no little harm.
The first colored clerk was indicted INTO
position ut the poSi-oflicc delivery window
This morning some meank-ciSposed per-
sons suggest that this "new departure
~ the result Of Postmaster stathamS dc
sire 90 control the negroes In opposition 10
CAPTAIN RiyeS, leader Of the cuSiom-hOuse
brigade: but Of course the appointment Is
simply a mark Of aiiectionatc esteem ana
confidence.
The remains 81 Mrs. Susan II. Withers,
the venerable mother Of ex-senator With
cr>. have been placed temporarily in u
yaul, at Spring-IIill cemetery until the
road, arc in a condition that viii admit OF
thcig removal 10 the family burying-ground,
in Campbell county.
Blue Ridge Division, No. ), Uniform
Rank. knights PythiaS, leaves tomorrow,
about twenty-five strong. TO attend the Sos
sions Of the Grand Lodge at Portsmouth.
Mr.. T.. 4. Emerson goes as delegate from
Lyuchburg Lodge. No. II. BEAUMONT.
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I'm. yorsh nany,Ilc DefaIcation.

JOHN X. SINGER, TAx-C0LLECT0R, Al
scoNps, AND ms ACCOUNTS UPON INyEsTl-
CATION ARE REPORTED TO RE ABOUT $4,000
SHORT.
A surprising report has prevailed for
several DAYS that Mr.. John II. Stcgcr, tax
collector in North Danville. has become a
defaulter and had absconded. lie went
into Office last September. and was collector
both Of state taxes and OF the taxes of the
corporation OF North Danyille. The
amount OF his dcfalcation. Us far MS aScer-
tanned, is reported 10 be near $4,000, and 1t
is not believed that IL will exceed that
amount. certainly not more than two or
three hundred dollars. His official bond
for $4,000 was filed In the Corporation
Court Of Danvlle last fall. with Messrs. L.
j. Lee. II. j. Corbin, and n. {. Motley as
his surcties. The amount OF the defalca-
ton is about equally divided between the
State and the corporation OF North Dan
vile. neither OF which are likely TO lose
ANYTHING. MS his surefieS are amply able To
make good the amount.
MIR. Stcgcr has been q resident OF Dan
Vile and North Danvillc for some years
past He Is said TO be native OF Buck
ingham county, but lived with Kent, Paine
& Co., in Richmond, for some time, and
was married in that city. He also lived in
Baltimore and Memphis before locating In
Danyile. Since he came TO Danvillc he
has been employed in one or two mcrcan-
tile houses here. and also in one or more OF
the tobacco warehouses. He was generally
regarded rs man OF high character, was
leading church member. and n jealous
worker in the Sunday-school cause.
Last week he went 10 Richmond for the
alleged purpose OF makinga settlement on
account Of State taxes with the Auditor OF
Public Accounts. On Thursday he was
seen i'm Richmond by one Of his surcties, to
whom he said that he was going TO make
his settlement with the Auditor that after
noon. II Is also said that he was seen
In Richmond on Friday 10y n citizen
Of Danyilc. Since that time nothing
has been heard OF HIM. In the alb
sonce Of all intelligence from or about
him one OF his sureties communicated
with Auditor Massey, and Yesterday morn
ing letter was received from the Auditor
saving that he had never heard OF any such
man before, and that ne had never been in
his office. Thereupon his books and pa
pcrs were put into the hands OF two ac-
comtanis for investigation. and the dis
coyeres were - above stated.
lie has q wife and grown son IN North
Danyillc. who have the Sympathies OF many
friend, in their sad misfortune. Ddnciae
ReqiSfG.
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a Daring Robbery.
An OLD MAN AND HIS WIFE INUNDATED BY
FIVE MASKED MEN.


FIVE MASKED MEN.
HARRISBURG. February l9.-Last evening
five masked men entered q house in q
Sparsely-scttlcd locality below llighSpire,
about i've miles east OF this city, and 10y in
timdating the occupants, Michael Ulrich
and wife aged over sixty years, secured
II 900 sccreted in an adjoining house. The
scene OF the robbery was the farm on which,
last summer, a negro murdered his wife
and burned the building in which they
had lived 10 lessen the chances Of his de-
lection.
The robbers came upon the frightened
couple before they had retired for the
I ;ght and promptly demanded their money
al the points OF several TeyolvcrS. Mr.. u
rich was seized by two men and thorough
IL searched. and his wife was submitted TO
an examination which even included her
stockings. RcvOlyers were threatcningly
displayed while the operation was in pro-
grcsS. The robbers found very little mo-
ney. rs nearly all the cash was kept in Il
large house near by. occupied by Ulrlch
and wife during the summer. The old
people were conducted TO this house by the
masked men. and by threats were induced
to tell the robbers where about 81, 200. the
entire amount in the house, was secreted.
The money was found in lard-standS, ket-
ties. all old chest, and other receptaclcs.
The fact that there Is no inhabited house
within half mile OF the Ulrich residence
accounts for the boldness Of the robbers,
all OF whom are at large. There is great
excitement IN the vicinity OF the robbery,
and scores Of people are securing the
woods to-day for the men concerned in it,.
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The Governor M the Gun.

IN IL, account OF the recent oyster war,
the Norfolk VirgiRiaR says:
The Governor trained the guns on the
Pced several times and fired them himself,
and some Of his shots were remarkably
effective. General Groner also fired sew
eial. a. did some OF the other officers. As
Captain Crockett, OF the kirkwood, came
ON board the Pced after his surrender Gen
cral GrOner said 10 him: 81 admire your
pluck. Captain, but you are in bad busl-
ness" The FISHERMAN replied 81 don't
know what all this means. was bound TO
Norfolk, and heard guns firing, but !
thought they were firing at ducks; didn't
know they were firing at me Till one o.
them air shots come near my head
VALUE or THE CAPTURES.
4 l. estimated that the money result OF
the captures is moi less than from $4,000
10 $40, 900. The boats vary greatly in
value, but one Of them, the Kirkwood, II
l. said, was new, worth $1,000, aud had on
board 400 bushels Of oysters. All the
property viii be confiseated, and IL Is
stated that one half the value thereof goes,
under the statute, 10 the captors, according
10 the Code Of 1873.
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DANVILLE.

ina 1OEtCcO ASSOCIATION AGAINST MOVE
FOR EEDUC1ION-OBITUARY
iCouc, p0ndcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 20, 1882.
The Danyillc Tobacco Association has
passed resolution expressing the opinion
that it l. not wise 10 move 1T this time for
The reduction Of the tobacco-taX, and has
appointed n committee to represent the
Interests OF the Danyille tobacco trade at
Washington Mes.Ts. {. G.. Holland. T. j.
Talbot. and T. l.. Brown.
Thcfuncral OF Mrs. Chosley NJ. IlutchlngS
took place here to-day from the house OF
her iajher-in-law, Or. j. VI. llutchings.
Nr, liUtching>, formerly Miss Mary Emma
Crews. daughter OF the late j. j. Crews, OF
this place, died at the home Of her hus-
band In this county, on the 18th instant.
\ large circle OF relatives and friends here
in thi> county and in Halifax grieye at her
DEATH ALPHA.
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Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch
5000 ....-.- I..........- 4 A.A.l

70 ulfNf pom .tgiit ii tue isltNWtnu llNUhlfN.i
YORKTOWN, February Il, 1882.
Some time since the negroes, at night,
tore up the ilag-stones oil the street
step. leading into the grounds OF the Nell
ION House, at Yorktown, Va, and are ma
king constant depredations on the brick
enclosure The bricks are stolen and sold
for building purposes.
The Nelson House is owned by Miss Kate
Nelson, a great-granddaughter Of Gov
crnor Thomas Nelson. This winter Miss
Nelson has been living in il alone, but after
,uch acts OF vandalism She did not con-
slider her home safe, and has left here and
gone 10 Gloucester.
The Pyramids Of Egypt would not stand
in Yorktown with It's present cOlored pop
ulation in the ascendency. II the United
states Government ever puts monument
here Il viii have TO be protected by q
Gordon Of soldiers, or it will be destroyed
in less time than il will take to erect il.
Here there is nothing like law or order. |
can affirm with truth this is the most law
les. place | know Of. II would be well TO
have II put under martial law.
A resident.
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;TELEGRAPH1C NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterdny-Othcr
Washington News md Gossip Induce
ments 10 Russian jews 90 Settle In Texns-
High Water In the Western Rivers-The
Steamship Sandman I'm Distress-Argrc-
gate Loss by the Hayerhiii Fire Two Mill
lion Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Thou
sand Dcliars-Scventeen Victims OF the
Chester Pyrotechpie Explosion Already
Dcad-Fatai Fire I'm Philadelphia.
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The Chester Explosion.

CHESTER, Pa. February 20.-Two more
OF the victims OF the explosion at Jackson's
pvrotccl,nic works died last night. one,
William II. Franklin, was member OF the
Franklin fire company, and The other,
Robert Taylor, was young colored man.
Mr.. Franklin leaves Young wife, but
TAYLOR was unmarried. The deaths from
this explosion now aggregate seventeen.
One OF Colonel Iiayatts sons, who was sick
in the Military Academy, and had to be re-
moved at the time o. the hre there, has
grown worse since the explosion at the
pvrotechnic works, and Is now lying at the
house OF a friend in precarious condition.
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HAPPY SEQUEL TO SEgMoN.-Father
Didier preached sermon on "Matri-
mony" last Sunday week at st. Nincen's
Catholic church in which he suggested the
propriety OF marriage when young men
were in position 10 support wives. In
apparent response TO this sermon four
young complies presented themselves imme-
diately after service at 81. Nincents church
sunday, and were married 10y Father
Didicr. - Baltimore Gazette.
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The Jewish relief fund of the Mayor OF
London now amounts TO 100000.
DILEs, FIsTULA. &c.-It is an estal

DlLES, FISTULA, &c.-it is an estab-
iished fact that one half, II not three fOurths
OF the human race suffer with some disease of The
rectam, aud the only remedy heretofore known has
been the knife and lgatune, both OF which are not
only extremely painful, ing The most excru-
eating agony, frequently combining the patient TO
bed Tor weeks and sometimes months but often re-
suit In DEATH DIR. W. X. SMITH, Of Baltimore,
discovered about ten years ago Il remedy for the
aboyr-named diseases, The application Of which Is
based upon scientific principles, and has used II
with The most wonderful success, his practice ex-
tending Through MIarylspd, Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia ana other States. His treatment Is not at
tended WIN any danger whatever. Is comparative
~ painless, and does not subject the patient Ia the
annoyance and Inconvenience OF being compelled
10 negiecf his business. DR. Smith can refer TO
numbers OF prominent citizens of Richmond and
throughout tins and other States, whose names VIII
DC furnished upon application, and 10 whom ne has
permission Ia refer. due announcement VIII be
made OF his arrival la this city. Address n north
tuiaw street, Baltimore, Md, or Ills MAIN street
tup-stairUl, Richmond fe2l-ltA
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Ocean steamer I'm Distress.

LoNDox. February 20.-The steamer
Dominion reports the steamer Texas,
from Baltimore for Liverpool, was seen
alongside OF the steamer sandman ON the
LIST instant. $50 miles from Fasnett. When
the Belgian steamer Nederland left the
Sandman the latter had several feet Of
water in her stern hold, but the water
seemed to be kept down by the pumps.
The Sandman had been IN tow OF the
Texas, but the hawsers had parted. The
Texas intended 10 remain by the sardin-
ian until morning and then try again to
take her in tow. The Dominion proceeded
after teuderinO assistance.
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Fatal Shooting aud u Marrow Escape
from Lynching in Nmyth County,
[snecIal telceram to the Dlsnntch.I

LYNcHBURG, Va, February 2O.-Inior.
nation has just been received here OF the
fatal shooting OF James Mercer, n highly
respected citizen OF smyth county, by 4
man named Lyle. The quarrel originated
between Lyle brothers and Mercer about
the lntter's boat, OF which the former had
taken forcible possession. The murderer
was captured and barely escaped lyncmng,
the sheriff rcscuing him just as the mob
was about swinging him to tree.
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Forty.seyentb Congress Session
WASHINGTON, February 30, 1882.
SENATE.

NbsNAiIs
Mr.. Hale, from the Committee on Cen
sus, reported hack the House apportion-
ment bill, and asked unanimous consent
for it, immediate consideration.
Mr.. Cockrell objected, but afterwards
Withdrew his objection, and Mr.. Hale gave
notice that nc would renew his motion
later i'm the day.
Bills were introduced and referred;
among them one by Mr.. Vance to refund
to the North Carolina Railroad Company
certain moneys assessed against and UNI
lawfully collected from il by the United
States.
Mr.. Call offered resolution, which at his
instance was tabled, to be printed, reciting
that the interests Of peace between the ma
lions, the obligations and rights which are
reciprocal between the United States OF
America and all other peoples and Govern
ments OF the Americas, as well as the COM
mercial interests Of the people OF the
United States, render ii proper that the
Government OF the United States.
in some proper form. adopt measures
10 settle the controversies between Chill
and Peru and prevent the forcible dismem-
berment; that congress, TO be convened
in Washington city and composed OF rep
resentatves from the people and Govern
ments Of the different North, South, and
Central Americas agree upon some Just
method OF settlement OF all questions now
existing, or that shall hereafter arise, be-
tween the Governments, would be wise
and beneficent measure.
The Senate proceeded to the calendar,
and Mr.. Logan asked to have taken up a.
the first i'm order the bin to place General
Grant on the retired list.
Objection was made by Mr.. Vest. who
wished 10 speak upon the bill.
Mr. Bayard gave notice Of substitute
giving retiring pensions 10 all ex-Prcsl.
dents, which would include Grant.
The bill was finally taken up, and the
amendments Of the committee adopted
without objection.
Mr.. Vest then took the floor In opposi'
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FINANCIAL.

mo TIE PEOPLE OF VlRGlNlA:
yv..ho,, a, offer Won our services for the PuE-
CHASE And SALE or ALL CLASSES or
11nSns An STOCKS In this aud other markets.
rpoa',lr, fnclities for buying. ceiling, ana ear
vino VIRGINIA BONDS. Our ONCE being In iie
sioek Exchange building, all orders res ,, HI
,ao,i,tc attention. Correspondence s9licited:
',u,,itsv1S1rs: National Mechanics Bank, Wcs'.
oYn Sstional Hank. Bank ~ Commerce, Howard
~ ~ RAMSAY, CLABAIGH Cos,
pa"N' Bankcrs aud brokers, Baltimore, Nd.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20, 1889.
ARRIVED.

NOON ets...s.sss. lVsf@ b.''"''S
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20, 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New iork,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Aicn '"'
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia. nerchan-
dt.e and Messengers. j. W. Nct1rifck, agent.
schooner Cox & Green, Franklin, New York;
Iight Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner spartan, HOdgen. New YORK. ngnts
Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company.
schooner sunlight, -, New ork,iight, Nnes-
apeako and Ohio Railway COMPANY. 49,
schooner u. clifford. smith, light. CITY Point,
Chesapeake and ohio Hallway CompanyJ
Schooner A. II. Yields. Prank. Ba!timorc. grain,
Gailcgo Manufacturing Company.
schooner Howard Williams, fi!cr, New iorAs
hay. &. l.. Todd.
Schooner r.. +. Cotlingham, smith, New York,
schooner r. Morris Perot. Randolph, New York,
Iron. Richmond and Dsnyillc Railroad Company.
schooner Carrie Holiness -----. New York.
schooner Laura &. Wolf, Richardson, Norfolk,
iron, VI. Kelly.
schooner Albert Mason. Abbott. New York.
sulphur Richmond and DanSiile Railroad Com
pany
schooner Eddie. Harris, Baltimore. grain, Gall
lego Manufacturing Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York. msrchan.
disc aud passengers, o. W. Aiien Co
Steamer J. ". Evcrinan. smith, philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCarrick,
agent. -
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States malls. l.. Is.
Tafum. agent.
steamer Cuba, Dupuy, smithhcli, coal, Curric
Go.
Bark Margaretha (Ger.). Duit. santos. -four (bc-
fore reported cleared.
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s,no. ooo s,aze In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2o.-Nos. 237
and 800 north Water street, occupied by
Berg & Meyer Brothers as rag warehouse,
r.. il. Parker rs sail loft, and the Albion
Print Works as n warehouse, was burned
to-day, and John Meyer, the foreman Of
the rag warehouse, was burned to death.
The loss aggregates Sl0p,OOo.
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The Southampton Murder.

Especial icIcIITlfn % Inc DIspatcI.
NEwsos's, Va, February 20.-ln court Mt
Jerusalem to-day the grand jury foundat true
bill against Emmett Caud. charged with the
murder OF the clerks ut Princes store.
The case will not be tried until the Circuit
Court in May. Detective Wren has re-
Gently been here and is satisfied that Claud
Il puilty
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Aid for Russian Jews.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2O.-Mayor
King received the following dispatch this
morning from j. VI. Brown, Galveston,
Texas: 81 am informed that vessel with
fifty Jewish families on board, who lett
Russia on account Of persecution, Is cX-
pcctcd toarriye in philadelphia. Through
YOU offer 100 acres OF land in Motley coun-
". TcXas, to each famil, hat will settle on
the Samc.r
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FANCY GOODS.

S T L ' N 5
HAS OPENED DURING THE WEEK
New designs in SILvER-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsomest PICKLE-sTAND we have
shown at 81:
4 few NEW DECORATIONS in TIN SETS;
\ lot OF HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsr-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BONES, SHAREHOLDERS, &C.;
large invoice Of ROCKING-CHhIES,h hand
somcly upholstered, at very low prices;
CuILDREN's CHAIRS, TABLE-CIIAIIs,
NURsING4CHAIRs, SC;
More Of that ELEGANT GREENLAND NOTE
PAPER, scllingat l5c. Ter quire or pach-tis
well worth 2jc.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
STEVENS.
fels 5O5 Broad street.
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, FILL SUPPLY or ELECTRICAL GOOl
~ - - 4

, FILL SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL GOODS
on HAND. ....
HOTEL aud PRINATE-IOCsE ANNuNoiA-
preII-i,I'TTONS Of III designs:
nircGJAE ALARMS. ELECTRIC BELLsi
TELEGRAPH lNsTRI MhNlS Gran dsscfip ,.,n .
TfIEGRAPH- and TELkPHONE-LiNEN iht
Inns Hill r and EQUIPPED:
LINZ MATERIAL OF every descrp'loh'
IEARNFRs' OUTFITS In variety. -,., 90,
What has long been needed IN hlcilionn' ~
l,octric,i snnuIy House. where our people may oh-
ain at home anything desired In The EhhSIiti,-
CNI, line al New York prices. our Mhi'i'A n,
n iTTTRIFS are the cheapest ana be.t ~ tne Mo''"
raai co. ca,aloeue 10 MORTON & JEFfRlts,
H. ls-lw foufte,hlh "n" "''" ''.''