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PoRr OF RICnMoSD, DECEMBER 20, iss2.

Slcaiacr Old Dominion. Walker. New YORK.
mncnJadisc aud passengers, &. W. Ahen * Co.,
agents.
di cd. ". Nee ulri, /, a2eut.
steamer Arlci. niHuiG, Norfolk, United states
in.f. merchandise, asi D4sssu-tr3, T.. .. Tatum.
sillrint,udnpt.
schooner -ctcgauo, Zul"G, New Ioik, mcnt.
SAILED.
Schooner Henry railor. Green, New Haven,
-loLcs 4Hl iols. tuitls a i.ihtr.
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IIoRsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE N ABUSE
% ALCOHOL Dr. John p. Wheeler. IIud-
son. y. y. says: - have given il with
present decided benefit in case OF innu-
triton OF the brain from abuse OF alcohol"
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Sixty Persons Killed and Wounded by
Polling Chimney.

BRADFORD. Eng, December 2S.-Thl.
morning 4 tall chimney fell upon a build.
ing full OF operatives. Twcniy-iour per.
sons were killed and forty seriously in
jgred.
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Two BROTHERS Killed ~ Two Brothers.

CHATTANOOGA, December 2S.-Two bro
thcr. named Billiard were tiled yesterday
ut Lebanon, Ala. by two brothers named
Jacoway in quarrel. Ill were men Of
prominence.
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NEW YORK, December -. -Cotion&N NJ, ic-
o.ill., i.TjT htics; gross rccciTis, 3,7e5 halcs.
fufuree closed barely ttpadv; sales. 2ui bll -:
DECEMBER, GlO.U1r 5000: Jannry, tlp.l "a
>io.l2; February, lmfiu2s; March,
Jane, tlO.728slO.7S; July, slO.e3esio.s5 ;
hugt.t slO.Atm- 10 %.
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NIII,W AIIhFf

NIwAuKFF. December 2e.-Fi"ur auict and
unchanged. Wheat easier: No. ? Milwaukee lnri.
gl,.: 30. Milwaukee soft cash ard Dscsnicr,
nfc.: Junuiry. ~ e.; tchrunry. H3ic.; -. ,
Milwaukee. 12c.; No. ?. Doe. Corn doll an' nc
elected: No. = nominal. S9.r. pat. dnii and
nominal. Prov islonl weaker. Noes pork, : 10
c1sh, December, ard Jinnry. Inrd-prlar
-iclm. HlOlO ca-h and December .lo.iO Janr-
niy. ilo.s lower nj SJ.5ON SO.
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The stock market opened about sle,ny 49, ba,f
Sosr az busircss tie list dropped on ~ ~. ,i
chicago burlington aud Quincy anu INV down.
Rio Grande being mot cunspie uous :" ,ssvery Of
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. December IS, iSe2.
SALEs-rlnsr HoNn.-Si.O0O Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad ~ = 20 les: $1,000 Poters-
burg Railroad bonds, 'h.f A. ~ as: $1,000
Richmond and DlnyH'c o,ld So at o..
SECOND BoAEp.-@l.0CO Petersburg Railroad
Class "a" bonds %. - NJ 81; Is shares M
tionIl rant Of yirgiula "a 93 5.
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ciyil.scryicc bin. Senator Noorl
at ihc White House to-day. The
csc Prince lett to-day Tor san ~
o.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Commissioner. Om.tcad was At the q
to-day. but tie indications in regard
10y Associlted Prcss.l
qllr NATIONAL-TREAsrRY DALANCG.

WASHINGTON. December 2S.-The Trea-
snrv balance. which was down t. SllI,-
o00.OoO Yesterday. Is now SliS,2joO00, and
slowly rising. As there appears 10 be no
necessity Tor such action. there VIII be no
further calls Tor bonds during the present
month. and there Is no positive infoima-
t;or as to when another call will be made.
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CHICA December ~ Wheat dul aud shade
lower; regular o. 70. December. a2sr. January;
No. . rel Wiiicr p2',c.; No . Chlcggo spilng.
~ re-; ". Nhiceeo spring, 49, tnrn unset
40 .T,t9 -. January. Oats easier. 3e.e. cash.
Sgfr. December. tlaNs cI siroug fri higher ~
~l.ie. Dressed hOgs steadv and ~ for demand NJ
su.,5r s7.lu. Pork nv fir fc nnnd but lower;
$40 eIae 81 cash. sl6.NV0f lC.9J Icgtmi.r.
,lt.n5g -ij.9I January. Lard active hni i.w,r
ti 3 lN.bOH> 80 32.s cf,h hni january, al .icsc
tiO.f2, February. Buli-mcais efsicr: shoulder,
AIS D.: a'ort rih, 500; short ccar, 1928. Witt
Icy steady and unchanged.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Dfc. %, 1853.
lBy iclcrrlph.J

ARRIVED.
steamer Lumly. sch,rmorhorn, Noffalk. ncr-
cnar3i.e aad Ia-sangcia. the.aYCake and Ohio
. Galway (uualuy tiuI .N'rfl nl fttIrul.
,t.iuicr Nornlulton. Met iniok. Norfolk,
W"rchaual, $50 and laf-eu,tf-, 'hc,2ltfh ana ONO
Railway Company tWi sailed un Trturnl.
steamer AccrH1c. prll, rrrch unisc End pas-
fcutcr. sm'fllhrd. Chesapeake and ohio Hallway
comp ny lani si.leg on rciurnl.
~feIfa .hiD hguJHil, Greenwood Boston llYLf,
I'll. fl.i cIri.
s'atireiIp Touaut. ilo'sc, New orleans fer
Liverpool, pu4 Do TT coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Arlangorm. Cin'wcrihy, Liverpool
.nr.-.l weston. having taken On in'i-cOl'.
schooner Governor H.. !. rmitn, hlfEorsan.
EfoDklya. cn4l thc-pc.ke Hnt ONO hallway
Company.
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Dry iiocds.

prfuts. Nrrrilnack. go: NrrFlmnch lWt'ue.
80: Richmond .Cc.; south Bridge, &C.: PaciAc'
&c: sprague. tc.: >pIigue -iriinc; BE. Dni-
ufl.. Glc.: Aliens. &C.: Nauclp.tcr, U.c.; WASH
ircton. C.: Mallory li.ut, o." hailors P"lpc.
T. -c: simpson Ntounliu-, Glc" 'n!'nI 'fcy,t-'':
simpson llacS, &C.; Latmony' JS; Asidih0
jJ'IrLsI Hirtiaqs md NtliiHgS: - Sc.
entity. &c.. ~ JACK Hernrr 5tr.; ~ Edward
fi"f'is g'c IL II.rmOul. &c. "a ~ .lltfn
- ii Gladiator. p &C.: ~ larhcr. 9c.; s. 1
Hr.,rclL o.: a. WaurC,1n. les lei NoHd4-
,.,i.. e5c.: ln-i requot. 81 -.
H.o,r1 ultima: Manchester = s., DC; Man.
clc.trr ii \. 4. e.; Nnckhriir' IL J.. H..
. C.: james River p. q. d.. . e.; james ilNtf
IL IL Il -. Illuna ItiIN. y. D.. b 2.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. December IS. 1852.
Country iIrofiIcp

.igpirs: Grrcn-troin SO, D $3.50 p Lagfei
for common 90 extra choice. Active.
B.fsr0c b.: 20. a r.
Ert1: Prime % choice yellow. - 2Tc.: filr
DO good ga 22r fresh yellow butter -oll, readily,
CoTi l,0f: 600 OJc. DDr luhel tor country
1uc.fog civ mill.
.BeaDS; White. ,2.25 $3.50; mixed. SI25G
:l.Jr.
Dr,,2 Eep: Backlcnlcf, . g.; chcriirs.
isr.
Lire FORTS. Hens, 25G 1oc.; chickens. 800
lsc.: ycrN dan.
D,ss,d Fmcis: T1tfeys. ia zoe: chickens.
80, lic.; dnck-. - 10
hpNs: 2@~Z Jc. Nl-lic. full.
F,fMtrS: lI1mc liyc-geosc, DOG 5Jc.; common.
Eusee1: elgsll0 "a bu,h.l
H1y: Virginia timothy SOn-Jc.; clover
miXci, G5-f11 60: clover, OOuGjc.
Bdff OIts: Coz ~5c.
Poiai9,S. Irish. Si.5OMs2 % barred or cho'cc
Virginia; northern, 3, common, fl.J0. Market
Roots: Gn.cug. sl.5oesl.0o2 in. seneca, re,
OF tops 10 l5c. g ih
Ln,f: t.vutry, I2f l3r.
pfGiriy: Common % rlolrc. 10 g. T. ID.
Eye. zoe. % bu.hc!.
SumVc: Primo, Soc.
SifrLf. Goo $50.
Bpffi NfUfc: 3jGiOc.
Tfiiui~: 4. ,1 1c. - T..
IIO0j. washed. 1870 BIZ: uuwashrl, .3c3 j"
Barry wno VIII bnG~ .loh , 70 &c. - D.. les tina,
.sH.f
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prng.. D,e.:uas. CHS. Ac.

..,
.b,s. H.. 49,
/ IIo,t0f. f2.75 ,l gallon.
! iroacet f1i-i IL - = pc,eorf0nr Go4ou
/ c,rti,,ai. 65c. r. N.
/ l,trIt ~ L1glr50t: 49,.
| Ilffcg: acr.l -.
/ W.1ct: lie.
OfL: lurcai. GNr.: mach nc, ~ 1sl. L''
.,.,,, ID .,.r.t.. yJc.:.fi-iif. I5flJJr.. d.
ndor-la 'i' .I' ,.i,' a., y. gsio,.
/ yi.-lIt in' ric4ti.t, 3UaJoc., kerosene, irc
ci,..' -''.''' o.
!n b.e4. Ineiish .olg. o..
t... ~. e. ~.
l. y..... t-.,.G'c.
Foreign i.uii5 49, candy.
o. 'H' l- 'r. .
ft $780,. - fuoV.
....-..
80 .,.,...
H.aea: Cmr-rh .iio.' i",.' ~ ,i.lr'
..ri,H h'u'n,' l-,,'t
h'f-'' ~. '''' ...i.ri iltl'l-r. min
r. ft1 n 70. c.rl.-tJ uani-. IG D .r..
t.It -..... / Il+s.. iuie shoulder. r''
-.u,. l... .,--
.f.I.. Painted $3.50 aroyf. sl.Ji .lt3
tit .t.at... rf..5 50.
t..lnf. ESQ .f.4H<- .'|' N-i'' r.-i-'r
- ii.-i .,.,,.l.'. ~: fir. aao TO-;
j i,...,..,.,.r.,.,.l,o.. 1tt-lttr. -
fltli.s: N'ih.hI .' 'li-'.'
80 TO- lo''' '''' '''''-'''''
ctels': rf'mo az - g.: n ..oson
,''' H'..'. i,tib dt,r. .0r.: rinl.pllc
81. i-'.' '"'.'N "''''' '>'0''
Kirf Caroline =, -. -. ,,,,,. Nc,o IN
e,'r. N.iih caroline rul herrine-ucw; .G.jt
90 ,a-t fi. 81. b IN ,,''i bSrrei- ia, tlS
.tii- lfi' ~ ~, u - -i,rt,s. 4. ~, / .n
~. . u Ia. Z, -, = 90
I'-j. p.5,1r. blrleis and f.rrcfs. - ~ l2ir.'
g., t.t,l-iart,l-. l3mI3.c.; tubs, 80, i3.-c. -
+ .., - az
~. ,i,""ll"",,. Common gyrup-Iiog,lol &c.
, =, - So. i,rr,.i.. 35r.: genuine goiii,n ~yrp
s49l.l,c. Z. ttllon. NV orleans. prime, CO.. 7or
80. NaN ,, Nv, 800. sje. - 'i,s.
-',,,i'' ai," Gr'ed 1tl IGc.; rovecrei. o.
iar.. cr.nuis .o. . love; A, r a. o.; 90 ~
80 :. v..iog. + r, &C.: cnt-l0ac ~ ~.
800 tCI'o,,,,. nc: bet washing. &c.
toilet, and 10y rr.,e Soi"'5S
a,in nos J5s.@sl.
Hide. Leather. &c. .o-,
HiIes: Grccn. 5N &c.; WEI aai,ea' or '''' VIZ
iLsoibsr: Rough leather, -2@g0c; clay faai,
narie,-. S0G31c.; country hnisn l.aLn. - "a,
s5c.: oak AK so L. t5jlior.
Iron' steel N''is' &C.
L.oa: American refined, on Do,nihl"h ~ ~
7-iOc. ~. 10. s' ,oae. pngi-h ap5 Americar
.b ,,t' j.c. ssce, hammered, Ia De-; hoop
4i6Gi,c. , .t..
M1s: oid D9nan 81, ~ 80 - ''' ''"' '''
/ Pioggh-t0sl NhOi's'''ei ''-''' '''''''i -
Lumber, slaves, &c.
/ r..o,er. The market &. wen stocked aud litil'
e% ma" In %s iset Ga ssiS Sss 1000: w:s
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COTTON YARNS.
~ 10 BALES corIoS gsnnsfss co
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/
SEw YoRk. December 2s.-C.ttoo quiet: saIsx,
ga bales: aplsnds, lC1c.: Orleans, ~ 7-I6c.s
consolidated net receipts, 36.O96 bales: exports
| 1901 bales southern dour unchanged and qufef.
| Whcat-CasI ots sbosf &c. lower: No. . spring
nominal: ungraded Writer rcd. 02..Esl.fs.; Me-
? red. December, 81 0s1seHi.ns: January. sl.0s-y
! cnsl.Qg,. CVru-Casb and all the year unsettled
and lM2'.c c. lower, closing With rafl:cr, morn
@e5c.; southern yellow. G3.e.; January. e5,ssa
G5ac. Oats 4aSc lower; No. 3. Hkr.; No. 3
whl,e. iGc i6,sc. cof.e-spo, 6rm: options
lower; Jsnuary. sea s6.l0. Sugar dun and De-
clininz fair 90 good rcSning quoted ut q l5-l6s't
! C.: refined unchanged and quiet graduated,
e-fdS 1i-l6c. Moqsses doli and unchanged.
gne, and unchanged ~ sl.62r "a si.12S. Tur-
peDtinc firm at Jiirj2r. Hides about steady aud
shade Easier and les. ACTIVE; sales Of new mess,
! spot. at sis37sesl $50 e'car back s2ies
.z2 %; nev m.ss, Dccemb,r. tis;ss; January
wetk: hong clear. go gtc. Lard sos POINTS
lower and fairly active. closing somewhat strong
e.; prime steam, spot. sic.75; January. 5000
BALTIMORE.
DALTIYoBE, December 2s. Flour DAN and un-
changed. Whoa; southern steady; western In
a@be S M So. ua S * 90 bid
No. western winter red. Srot aud December.
;airy ' 'sioas II 90 NarchG. si.ir.G si.iiS.
Corn >out crn quiet and steady: western Inactive
.ad .lsady sog ss witt: 3,9@gye.; yellow,
Wh,lc. fGe Sc: MIXED. "A iGc.: f,nnsylysn,,.
t3@tcc. Provisions quiet AMI steady. Cor'~
INN, Rir cargccs. ordinary ~ Fair. Y u s4r.
sugar DIM. a" soft. SIC Mh.skey quiet as
SllSGfl.lsi. Frol.his unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. December 2s.-Flcrr drill and nm
changed. Nhcst dul AZ 0Jr 96c. corn dun and
lower: be y -. 5O's d Sic. December; c,r. iia'
toe. Dat. daii ~ 3Asf zoe. iork-ActiNc de-
Wani lImslT.25. lard weaker ~ so Dea
5000. EulA-wCt'- steady: shoulders Ci.c.: clear
rib. s'c Bacon dun and lower: ! oiil'isr-. Sc:
cicir nib lutc.. clear idc~. lie. Whiskry quet
lioss sfCf,y: common and Hight. ~!.25 "a: 6.ij;
laC .ing and hsichcrs, SJ.i 06 sj.4o.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. December 2G.-ilour dull and
un,hangod extra family. s3.356fs $3.50 : good -
f'ncy f,m,ly bands. sic, sl.ju. Wheat DOH;
40. rod winter. 90 oJc. Corn dLli AMI npmi-
rhrrer 4: mixed western. 400 he. PROV i-ivr<
jail nnd dropping. N.w me- pork. sig. iinik-
ulctt.---i.oui cf~. S6.TJ lii: fth. &o.25: clear.
$3.50. iiam,--Su- ai-r-rri. ic. inrl duh gnt
Hnchtnacj: steam l,lG t2c. whitley quiet ani
anch.'S q nt sl.l3.
81 LOIts.
II. LOUIS. Ecccmhtr 93.--'lour cute. ND up-
changed Wheat f:eeGy AMI alow No rcd ial,,
$3.50 - -. cash. 9Cc Jauuary: No. 3 rcd ~,
9tac. Corn Guic'. 81 a. 4itc. ca-h and an ihr
wear. $40 isc. Jane ~. oats steady: 3J'iff
80 30. c.sh, So H35hc. january. Nlisley -tcady
nc Slti. rcrg dhl ~ 1919 bid December.
Of long clear and hort rlb quoiahc ~ $50;
short clear, 80. Bacon IAN; short rib. SIO2J:
short clear. $1,000. Lard quiet at 3lO@ sl0.i5
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Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.

Ocnenf: Ro.cndaic. sI.5j@ElC1 q barrel
James River. : i.lumSl.4j.
Lime. A1gica.iuril. -.r Toe. - ha,it'. Rock
land. ~ .1Jmsl.2O, according 20 quantity; Nhs,-
mn. elNsi.oj.
PiGsilr. lump. 81; ground. rs; coicinca
blister. : .7j0 rl.tu.
yft..s , ttu,4 .ill..-i
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rrr rorrfxEs WADE ~ WING

are moi only likely 10 be scattered n ih'ir
Owners sick 10 the business, but they "a.
also USUALLY Oycr-estimated. Theiortuh. oi
the bonanza men Of Neyada-NaeAey'
Flood. and Fair--werc not only gres'b
exaggerated in the frat place, blt "i,iilh
live years they have sadly cWlhuleu'
Their great source Of wealth was In WORK
ing The ORES Of the Big Bonanza, haulln.
the bullion, and managing the hnnet
and that was wholly stopped. nc'l
mining stocks have sunk IN Vaiue 10
almost zero. and it is hard to ten now now
wherein their great fortunes consist; VI
course al are rich mon, but nothing me -
rich AZ they were fTe years ego. ~ -
doubtful II any Of them, with the pos'ipi,,
exception CT Mackey, who AWAY, 'lar
twice rs much rs The Others. Wouiu ~
cut up S5.0OO.O zoe. Mr.. Flood owns ~,
little real estate; Mir. Macisey none al al
senator Fair about S2,OOo,OJo Wo,a ,,|
Their mining operations have loI W. W.
wear. been a burden. Their bank docs nov
nav. and never has paid, for II never po-
came popular with the business coii'i ~.
nifty. The only property any OF mem no, ,'.
that Yields al income, except faifs vus'
ness blocks. Is their Government Dohus'
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.,n FOR SOCIALISM.

Herr Johann Most, the famous Au--
lriau socialist, who has spent seven
years OF his life in European prisons,
and who Is forbidden TO reside in
several European nations, is now in
the United States. When he Landed
at New York the red nag of the com.
munc was mfurled in his honor. lie
is to lecture in the principal cities Of
this country and plant socialisiic
ideas. It should be stated in Justice
to Herr Most that his politics is all
they hayc against him IN Europe. f.
does not seem that bc has mission
to preach communism IN this land.
Tor old world conditions certainly do
not exist here. Evolution, aud not
revolution, is the law Of wei.
fare II this democratic land. Tho
gospel of destruction may do IN Rus.
sin or Germany, but here, where the
people can and do rule, and where
comfort is almost universal, the gus-
pei OF construction is the order OF the
day. How to build up strong and
well ON the foundation laid by our
mthcr-, and not to pull down. j. the
problem. Before the distinguished
socialist has lccturcd in many Ameri-
can cities he will lind that liberty l.
not license, 10y any mean. that agra.
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The man, woman, girl or boy who
fails to avail him or herself Of the happy
opport nifty offered by Sanger Bros. to
ucq ire tine gold watch, sllvo ice
pitcher elegant work OK or coin SILVER
wa ch, will hc neglectin- his or her own
int res -. There is no lottery business
in the matter, but ain, legitimate
proposition and the gifts will be awarded
in m absolutely impartial manner
They nre gllts in the fulles' sens , for
each three dollars worth Of goods pur-
chased there is full equivalent in the
goods. 1t * the hbcrHlt, Of the firm,
with the desire to lend additional inter
est to New Years, that prompts the gifts,
Read the display adver isement on tn,
first pag aud then 20 aud see the arti-
cles now ON display at Sauger's.-' n
B,-Read Chapter V caretllly-i. dem.
oustrates the thorough hberalty Of the
proposIt uu.-du
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DROCLAMATION.

Nsercas the mayor OF Waco is placed
between two conlrnding torces-lhr boys
"t the city (rd many ut rhl ir parcri,
being auorous To be- allowed To cpI,. q.
Uraie Christmas in their usual Stylc. ~ hilc
most ot lhr leading merchants and buI
ness men, with form dnblc prti Ions are
Insisting that all manner Ot fireworks
shal he suppressed, and " hcreas the g., IN.
putnie~ OF tine mayor are with the boys.
while his Judgment sides with the mcr-
cha +, and whereas Mr. DcFrtrcis hus
kindly rendered lls garden Tor the Use uf
t'e toys ON Christmas day iIce OF charge.
therefore hc 1t known that saii Il, Friucl,
gar'en will bc thrown open ON Monduy
next December 10Th, trom , o'clock in
the afternoon until 10 O'Clock at night
mat The bows. grown up and otherwise.
may shoot all the iile crackers. Roman
candles shy rockets, etc, that they de. ire.
An extra police force will be constantly In
attendauc' and all possible care taken to
prevent personal accidents and contlagrn.
lions, hut parents are hereby tortwtrncd
mat TINS Will be dangerous place Tor
small boys unless attended by those who
are large enough to protect them.
All persons are hereby notified that the
shooting OF fire works OF any kind within
the city limits, at any other timr and place
han that designated will be direct VIC.
laton OF the ordinance passed at the last
meeting Of The city council.
In testimony whereof have signed these
presents officially, and caused tie same to
be impressed with the city seal and at-
le,t'd 10y the recorder.
Attest '"''''
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Forgot Iai- Dignity and Play
ed Poker.

A'Nl'hkh ll'INN'l }
WAmNGToN, December 10 The
breath at scandal has been waited INTO TIE
sacred prcciucrs of the supreme court
Fortunately the Judicial purity ct the
bench is not at stake. Washington IA
holding up its hands In holy horror over
the moral obliquity OF one ot: the iu.-
ticc4. There il no woman In the cisc.
Onc OF the iudg was simply caught
"huchlng The ug,i 'at well known resort
on the Nv nue.. tie was pl yiug with all the
tlncs-c oi an uld.tmc gambler, hut luck
was against him, and he lett the liable mi.
nus guuIly slice ut hl, unlCtl saHry
This T.. Whist Is making munl Wa, hing.
ton weep tp-uilht, Surh tuqut Is rare
hcroabuurs. Poodle seldom make du, ks
and dr krs ot thcir own monc', and tu
see Am official stake and !, 81 few dollars
ON the green cloth, instead ot gambling
ON satr basis with Uncle Sans funds ls
"a lapse from capital righteousness
that cannot be forgiven tuis ,iIe Il
heaven. O.c mau says tonight, "Nould
10 were different
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

am now making the finest ricturea
ever made m Waco, and have the larg-
est and finest stock of Christmas goods,
such ns albums, velvet aud pauuel
frames IN great variety. Fancy mats,
cNromos and oil paintings | have ma
chiuery to manufacture picture frames
any size, and large assortment OF
mouldIngs which have bought for cash
from first hands and am able to and will
sell at st, Louis price. Call and see my
goods before buying elsewhere Persons
wanting pictures for Christmas presents
should come nt once, Rs | have alrenly
a good deal of work on hand for Christ
mas. Yours respectfully,
l2lOtf W. ID. JACKSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Barney Feldhake G6 Austin avenue
has a most elegant line OF heaters adup-
ted for coal, with or without drums.
They are nobhy in design and low in
price, to satisfy you Call and see for
yourself. Also has a nice line OF wood
stoves, all Of which he will sell low.
Don't wait until it turns cold, but come
right along and select one (Which he will
deliver and put up) go as to be ready.
lll1tr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Has Just received direct from the
manufacturer fine line Of Gen 8 fur.
uishiug Goods such as elegant Hose, all
wool underwear, fine Shirts, open front
and back,a full line OF Cardigan Jac kets,
superb line of Piece Goods, Suitings,
Con ings and Oyercouts to meet the de
mand for his customers. He invites
those that want anything in his iue to
call on him, No rains will be spared to
satisfy them. -l2Ogt2G
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Walt Whitman has made $4,000
out of his Leaves of Grass" and he
has made it all since the morality of
hi book was legally questioned The
literary ability Of the work would
have scarcely haye brought money
enough 10 pay the publishers. Tho
smut was the big bouanla. Tue good
grey poet should begin TO blush.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Fred. Warde absolutely declined to
play ia Galveston, although MIR.
Spencer, the manager of the fremont
opera house, sought TO secure him for
tins week. 1t is well understood in
theatrical circles why Mr., Wardc is
averse 20 pMvImg IN GnIvcalnm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

1t seems that President Garfield had
only heard OF Judge Fo'gcr as late a-
January %, 1850, lie wrote to Dor.
sey under that date saying "Where
does he live and where is he now
staying 2" 1t would seem that the
people Of New orK, if we may
Judge by the returns Of the late elec
tion, were equally ignorant Of the
statesman aud his whereabouts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

II you are tired taking tine large old
fashioned gripping pills and are satisfied
that purgiug yourself ull you ARE weak
and sick is not good common seusc,
then try Carter's Lit lo Liver PHI and
learn how easy 1t is to be free from Bill.
iiousness, headache, constipation, aud
all LAYER troubles. These little pills
arr smaller, easier 10 take aud give
quicker relief than any pill n ltse. For 3
IN vial. one dose. Price - re It's.
Sold 10y Tucker x Willis, Waco, Texas.
--l9lglM.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

All those wishing good, reliable, fruit
ornamental and shade trees, wonld do
well to call on j NJ. Thompson. lie ~
reliable man and is established here
and trees z ow at home. Prices low IN
suit SUI the times. Call at once, ]. NJ,
Thompson, at the store Of II. S. Smtb
south side square.-lll3lm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Midnight high mass viii be celebra-
ted IN the Catholic cathedral at San
Antonio tonight, for the first time IN
eight years, The ceremonial will be
NerY imposimg.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

The proposition to use carrier
pigeons Tor the transmission Of mes
Sages between the frontier posts Of
the army is again discussed. A pam.
phlet, issued from the military pres.
at fresidio, Cal says that Tor di.
tance Of two hundred miles they
travel as last as q locomotive, aud
through hostile country are more re.
liable than he ,oman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

Al Galveston, Oh Friday, Hon. Asa
ii. Willie took the oath Of office as
chief justice Of the supreme court.
The administering officer was Mr..
Alex. E!slOn, the district clerk. II
is stated that, by mutual agreement,
all the other Judges of the high courts
qualified during the same day, the
oaths being administered to them by
officers where they were at the time.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

A reward Of 81 900, or rather an
offer TO pay that sum, is posted On all
the walls in Mobile "lor the scalps Of
four men who started the marriage
insurance business in Mobile
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

And now the country publisher
will write cl,qucntly OF "thr toll and
labors of a year. and wind up by an
nouucing there viii be no paper issued
this week. Tho country publisher Is
a lucky soul.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-24

The remains Of the unfortunate
Lieutenant De Long and comindc-
have bccu taken from their Temporal
ry tomb- of ice aud will now be
brought to this country for hmul in
torment