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How the Schools are TO he Run on
Liquor.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-A vigorous
crusade against the liquor traffic will
shortly be inaugurated by Senator Logan,
who has carefully prepared a speech favor
ing the bill providing that all revenues OF
the Government hereafter derived from the
tax on the manufacture and sale of distilled
liquors shall be divided among the States
and Territories in proportion 70 their re-
spectiye populations exclusively for educa-
tional purposes.
Bills are already before Congress. some
looking TO reduction OF the tax on dis
titled spirits from ninety cents per gallon
to fifty cents. and Others TO the repeal OF
all internal-reyenue taxes. Mr.. Logan will
oppose both the reduction and the repeal,
but will urge most energetically that the
proceeds OF the manufacture and sale OF
liquor be devoted to bearing the expense
OF the great system Of free schools, and
thus relieve the people OF that burden. lie
has been collecting statistics on the subject,
and says that they show that the expenses
OF carrying on the school system OF the
States and Territories do not exceed
ga, 200, 900, which is just the sum that ii is
estimated will be received from the tax on
liquor during the present fiscal year. Mr.
Logan thinks that ii such a law is passed
II will at once become popular ~ well AZ
permanent.
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ADruuken Mob of Negroes

CREATE GREAT DlSORDRR ON CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO PASSENGER TRiIN-DISEMBARK
ING, THEY FIRE UPON AID ROCK THE TRAIN.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di-pa.ch.l
KANAwIfA FALLS. W. NA,}
February ~, 1852.
Some twelve or thirteen negroes got on
board passenger train No. at Cannclt0n
last night 10 come up 10 Frederick, where
they work. Most of them were under the
influence Of liquor. They went into the
tirst-class ear, and acted in very disorderly
manner, swearing, singing, &C., to the
great annoyance OF the other passengers,
among whom was a lady, who WAS obliged
10 leave the car and 20 into the forward car.
The conductor, Captain Beach. packed by
some of the train-men and passengers, COM
PEELED the negroes to 20 INTO the forward
car. When the train reached Frederick
the disordery crowd got of, and, a. The train
moved on. began shooting and throwing
stones. &C., through the car-windows. The
passengers. to keep from being hit, got
down between the seats. one man was
struck on the shoulder by a large stone,
but was not seriously injured. The cars
were considerably damaged. some OF the
missiles went into the sleeping-car, hut -
far as we are able 10 learn none OF the oc-
cupants were hurt The particulars OF thls
occurrence were furnished me by Mr.. W.
Il. Rigg, OF this place, who was on the
train at the time. The railway company
ought to bring the negroes to justice, for
il they allow such things TO pass the tra-
yelling public will take some other route.
The perpetrators of this kind OF disturb
ances are not the tive residents OF TINS
section, but are generally those temporarily
! here. y. u W.
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The WhiQ says that if there was any
contract with the judges elected to fill I'M
expired terms, the contract was that they
should serve only during the remainder of
those terms. Suppose We conccde that this
point is well taken, what will the Wing do
with the case Of the circuit judges Most
of them were elected for full terms, which
viii not expire until December 81, 1856.
But the fact is the Wig, az is lis wont,
is altogether wrong as TO the main ques-
ton. The contract Is secured by the Con-
.titution. The Legislature has no voice in
'hc matter. II might as well undertake to
bargain with the Governor that he will
serve for only year, or fortwo thousand
dollars a year, As 10 undertake to make
with the county judges contract binding
them 70 serve only a part OF term. All
such contracts would be no contracts at
all. They would be violation of the Con-
>,itution, and therefore null aud void.
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IoIusA COURTHOUSE.
SMALLPOX HOSPITAL BURSsp-SAp HfLio'
Observation-Disclosures NOTES.
- a.. utrbfnond nsnafchf

smallpox HOSPITAL BURNED-sAD AFPLIc-
T0y-xIsrELLAxEOus NOTES.
(Correspondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch.1
FEBRUARY 81, 1882.
Apprehensions IN regard to smallpox
becoming endemic in the county have
about subsidized. The hospital, which was
built BY order Of the proper authorities,
was DESTROYED by fire Immediately after it,
completion. and hence was OF no service.
The burning Of this property was evidently
the act Of an jncendiary, but whether the
b,,ild;no- was first robbed of some provis-
ions which had Just been stored therein
and then burned TO conceal the crime, or
DESTROYED Inv some one in the neighbor-
hood Who was opposed TO having such an
institution in his midst, IL so far only q
matter OF conjecture, with probabilities
strongly in support OF the aforementioned
theory. The loss to the county Is not very
heavy.
4 Sudden and lad a,lliction has recently
bcfollen n family In our midst in'the death
of the wife and mother Of the household.
The wife Of Professor William Boiling, one
OF our esteemed citizens, was taken with
what was nj first supposed to be an acute
attack OF neuralgia, but which proved to be
that terrible disease ccrebral-mening1tls;
and despite the best medical skill and the
closest attention OF kind and sympaihizing
friends, she fingered only few days. She
was a lady in whom were combined 80
many amable and womanly qualities that
to be esteemed she needed but to be known.
The heartfelt sympathy Of this entire com
munity with the bcreayed family in this
their sad afllict;on has been abundantly
manifested.
Thccontinuous bad weatherand wrctchcd
condition OF the roads in consequence
I thereof have served 10 somewhat depresS
! business here for some time past.
! An effort is being made to organize 4
military company here. ALlQtIS'
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The following announcement Is MADE IL

The following announcement Is n'auc ~
the State Of yesterday:
9TH to-day we had not thought y ne
ccssary to say that the State newspaper
will continue 10 be published as heretofore;
Many questions, however, have been asked .
concerning the continuance OF ttis lou!-
nal, end these questions begct doubts
likely 70 be Injurious 10 II. We, therefore,
make the announcement that the sfole
newspaper IL an established institut,on'
and will stand IA n monument 10 us DIR
liant aud lalncnted founder. =,
"RIcHARD r. BErENE."
We had occasion a year or more ago to
express or high opinion of the abilities OF
Mr.. Bglgyg. II affords W. much gra'ihca'
ton to say now that, II we are any judge
he is worthy successor Of the universally
lamented CusMpgRLAYss, and capapie OF
maintaining the bighreputation oil the S'dte
Late events prove, too, that his heart Is IL
large rs his brain. lie is an honor 10 the
editorial profession.
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The Legislature can easily pass on or be-
lore the 9th Of March all the bills which it
is necessary 10 pass. II is not necessary
10 pass any apportlonment bill. IL would
be wrong to pass any one of a dozen bills
which the leading Readjusters desire to
have passed. The present session cannot
be extended without the votes Of some
Democrats. In the Senate, 1t would re-
quirc twenty-four votes 10 do IL. And as
to an extra session, We cannot imagine
what good reason Governor CAMERON could
give for calling one. He Is a young man,
and has future, or hopes so at least. 1t
Is not to be assumed that he will act as Il
This was bis last appearance on the public
stage.
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DEATHS.

Died. February %. 1882. after long and pain
fril Illness. Mr.. ANN GREER, ulict OF the Late
Ivan Greer. I'm tle ffty-fUurih ycar u her age
The funeral viii taNc place from tr.ii--tlcet
Methodist Episcopal church HIS AFItbNoON
M B. O'Clock. The friends and Jcqu1inmnce- ~
tie family are respectfully requested to attend
Died, a. his residence, IN Hanover county We'd
nr,lly evening, February . 1850. ~ pucuIno-
MIA. Dr. L. II. CAU1llORN; eyed siNty-uine
wears.
Ills funeral viii take pllcc from his late re,.-
'cncc THIS friday EVENING OF O'Clock.
Diol. IN Retreat. his residence in Ortngc county.
Va. r, brulry %, 1850, PHILIP y. JOSLs.
VIII De- buried a. HOLLYWOOD. rom NE I ~ IL
At @ NJ Friend, Of the family are invited to At
tend
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FINANCIAL
TO TIE People

no THE PEOPLE OF NitG,iN.iI.AS. ~. .
i We beg 4, Offer YOU our .e.ti ''' i,..et- oF
CHASE kND SALE or Ali t',NN.'-.,. 4, ~.
BONbs AND SIOCkSin tti, lr' & .rl care
wing NIRGINlA BONDS. or 'lrt .-',.1i -. i..
stock -Fxchange building, all etd'.' N,r,t
mediate attention. toffVst.ut'l., III "a ....
ern National Rank, Bank ~ Coiniu,tcv ~
W,nk RAMSAY, CLABAtoli = q,
BANKERS ana Brokers. balVM'''
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VIRGINIA POSTAL News The following
postmasters have been recently commits
stoned George W. billiard, at Scottsyille,
Albemarle county; Cornelius ). Van Lew,
at Van Lew; Dillwyn Smith, at Dill
wyn, Buckingham county; Mary L. Green,
at Hopeyille, Greenville county; Abner l..
Glascock, al Paris, Fauquier county.
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poI1erin Disguise.

A modification OF The seductive game oil
poker is the popular amusement at evening
companies in good church-going Brooklyn
1t is disguised under the name OF Com,
merce, the pots are little prizes provided
Inv the host. the elements OF bluiiing are
discarded. and, after a certain amount Of
drawing. hands are laid down and the
best wins the prizc.-Neo York. letter IN
baltimore N1ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-24

We return thanks to Rev. A. g. BROWN
for pamphlet copy Of the "Minutes OF
the Niuety-uintb Session OF the Virginia
Annual Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, held at Charlottes-
vile. November 1921, 1881" The pamphlet
contains much more than the Title OF IT In
licntcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-24

AIR. GRAVES nominated s""sc Ice" ~
Watts, Of Portsmouth.
Roltcall. ,,,,cd and
The same committee was appon'e"' anu
the result asccrtaiued az foIiows; .os
Whole number Of votes cast, iioi neoc'-
sary TO a choice, 50; OF which -,
George A, Martin received ..........'.''''''''
Leigh X. Watts received. -,
Tho further consideration Of the Joint
order was postponed until | O'Clock "-
morrow.
Adjourned.
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A CuriOus story.

John and George Thomas, two young
colored men, were yesterday charged be-
fore Judge Smell with being suspicious,
characters, they having been arrested while
trying to sell a satchelful OF rare and vaiu-
able old books. The father OF the defend
ants testified that the books had come into
his possession in the following manner:
They originally belonged to a minister
living in the South, named \. G. Russell,
whose name was found on the fly-leayeS.
Russell had married a woman Of unusual
beauty and lived with her q short time,
when h. had disappeared and left for parts
unknown. Mrs. Russell, who was then LETT
grass widow. in possession OF very little
besides her husbands library, soon became
very poor. and finally married negro, her
second husband being the brother Of the
defendants. After the marriage Of Young
Thomas to Mrs. Russell a separation soon
occurred. Shortly after this part OF the
missing Mr.. lius-ell's library came into
Thomas's possession. and he had kept the
books until yesterday. when he made an
effort TO dispose Of them. Judge smell took
the case under adyi>cment.- " dShhgton
Post, 23d.
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We Kill our rules when we remove from
the human System whatever dlsorganize,
the nerves. DR.. Bcn,on'S Celery and
Chamomic Pill, relieves from subsection TO
tho power OF headache, slceplessno-,, and
dyspepsia. They contain 10 opium or
burfiul drIlp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-24

Mr.. JcHv T.. owens has joined stock
comnany in New York, and in comment
ing upon the fact the SIM says that he is
Gfty-six years old. Wonder il he docs try
10 pass himself of as only fiity-sixS We
saw JoHN r. OWENS on the stage in ISL
or'3 II it was the latter year, and he was
then only twcaty-onc, nc is now sixty years
old
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS CoMNANpEHY ST. ANDELW,l
hNIGHTs TEMPLAR,
RICHMOND, VA. February "a, leS2. ,
CIR KNIGIITS.-Attend stated ~
= assembly of tho Commandcry az your ~
asylum ut. AIban. HalD lHiS LNE- n
MING at O'Clock. Fatigue dress. Mem 4 y
hers Of Eichn0nd Commander, No. =
and visiting sir Knights are cordially invited.
Dy order of the Eminent Commander.
j. j. WEIGHT. 1pt1in-'tentrLl'
Attest: WILLIAM Il. lsAACS' Recorder.
H. 2i-lt
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF OLD
y DOMINION COZ NCII. No. BIG. AMffl
CAN EGION OF HONOR, are request io attend
"A regular meeting of their Council at Druids llall'
corner sever tccnih and Main streets on THE
FRIDAY EVENING at u o'clock. Members VIII
come prepared 10 pay am a--c-, Wcnt
Members ~ sister council, tn Lichnohd anu
Manchester arc invited 10 meet with us.
f;y order Of julius 4. HOE~pN. Comlnanacr
JAMES a. ElDDlCk,
fc2f-ltt secretary.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL AND So
y CIAL SOCIETY, so. J.-Ncmb'rs are r,-
qu,stcd 70 attend a mcciingto Dc held1 NcW-Alaf-
kct Han. corner OF SIKH and Marshall STREETS,
FRIDAY. ftbrutry oath, III 1880 i. VI. sharp.
BY order of the President. ....,.,..
T.. EUGENE DAVIS,
fe 2i-lt@ Secretary.
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100 r,.r.. tUECkTD NT~Ip. .Irfft ,llm-
.lrI. o.. ig.r.. ennI Value f,rgs lrI 3lr..
100 ,i.... tilrcf.rp ,f.-ilNr-lOeutln.
...rf.
90 ,ia,.. pIECkIF.t 49,. to..ad l..r.,...
wand.
q ........f rvifrrp slirrrrN,, ,wi...I .
mach fylON REGULAR. tfut.
l.ooa ward. u,,iBuRn lIGr from g.. so
t.r',rrl.
% od, ard. ,.t,,. -q,rr-s SWISS .yr....,
Fu,iS, 4. adj IN-tET!Ng-
, on"' tf.I' >cI,,at a vrI.tc,N cDr~t...
9uc. to-I2I:
, l,rg, -focL az NrW CfNGHANS fr. f.
y c. per rtTd:
100 piece, EIAth CASHMERE fgum '. 81
per }hi.
orr 500. AII-NoOL ArliNlk ~ "
th' ''i lh zoe -.''l' l''i 'i' ii'.'f
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ASK yorR DRUGGIST for a copy OF Mes
sage to the Unfortunate " II suffering from
any blood disease, OF sehu your nam. ~
the Swift Specific COMPANY A'r"i''' wa
Price Al and sl.,j per peltie'
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HORsPoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE, in torpidi-
ty OF liver and extreme gastric irritability,
resulting from malsrial poison, has given
good results.
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FANCY GOODS.

- T L Y l. y ;
HAS OPENED DURING THE WEEK
New designs I'm sILYFR-PLAIED FANCY
GOODS;
The haudsomcst PICKLE-oTAND we have
shown atSl:
A fcw NEW DECORATIONS in TN etf-:
4 lot Of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WASH-BAsiNs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BONES. sOAP-HOLDERs, &C;
\ large invoice Of EOCNING-CuNEN,h hand
somely upholstered. at very low prices;
CuHDREN's CHAIRS, TABLE-CHAIR>.
NURSlNG-CHAlRs, &C.;
Non Of that ELEGANT CREAM-LhlD NOTE
PAPER, -elliugat ljc. yer 4uire or pack-ti-
well worth 25c.
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pIssoLrrloNs q PARTNERSHIPS,

RICHMOND, February II, t-s-.
TUE FIRM OF GEORGE LEI ~
iF.N.~At.NDfB~. doing business "a, 'Eok'f
IFF. l-tl.I, Cav dissolved hy mutual consent.
GtDEGI LIE,
Geurll Partner
E.. \. NAl NDtk~-
special Partner.
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IN WHITE Goods.

4 fun line Of TABLE DAMAek, BLElOUD.
UNBLEACHED, and TURKEY RID y Mp
KiNS, TOWELS, QUILT. &C.,
Look 40 The BERkSHIEE CROCHET QUIT DID,
si.25. JULIUS MEi FR son.
COL aud Gsj H-rai .f-.,f.
: De ageut- llrthc celebrated " PEARL "eUu,T-
price ,l-aul tHc Boss " rElNrurO 10
SHIRT. COO. 90 IQ-.d
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A cablegram dated Paris February 22d

says:
NJ. Rouzaud, Nine. WILSON'S husband,
who became insane during the excitement
attending the recent financial crisis, died
to-day in the lunalic asylum in when he
had been placed.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. IN Hcrrico county, Va. February -
CEITTESDI.S 10 Miss CORDELlA HUGHES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81" FOR THE SPRING TRADE
JULIUS MEYER & SON
HAVE Just OPESED


THEIR SPRING LINE OF MD GLOVES.
They offer as a special bargaln-
800 pair. 3-BCTTON ALEXANDER Kids IN
all the new shades. Al GOc.;
Fxiralcngth CHAMOIs-sKIN MOCsQUlT AIEFS
atsI;
The = AR AH-BER Nh RDT" MOr-~OuI-
ThIRE KID GLOVE NJ si.75;
oar celebrated MARGUERITE GLOVE, in thrc,
button, 81 and six button. sl.5C;
The LACE-IIOOK GLOVE, with Fosters patent
hook, IN five hooks, sI.2j; IN scyrn hook,
$50
AII thc above GLOVES In the newest shade. of
Tan and Oh Gold.
3-BUTTON BLACK CNDREssED KID 30
7jc. worth .l.25:
Also an immense stock Of EMBEOiDEhIt~,
LACES. &C.;
300 piece. HAMBURG EDGINGs and INSERT
rNGs in entirely new patterns. from &c. up:
NtINsoOK and SWISS EMBROlDHElf> 90
new aud handsome patterns AZ special low
prices,
900 piece. NEW TOECIiON LACFs from Soup.
job 10, LINEN SMYRNA EDGiNGs at 30 AND
soc. piece Of twelve yards;
An the NEW FANCY LACE.
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White Burley Tobacco.

The dppea publishes the following note
10 a Peters burger. IL contains suggestions
about the cultivation and curing Of the
"Whitc Burnley" tobacco, with which so
many Of the planters intend to experiment
this year, that may prove Of interest;
1.-THE FALLS" NoTTOwAY COUNTY, NA.,l
February ., 1882.
Ny Dear Sir,-Iours came duly TO hand
asking about the cultivation and manage
mcnt OF the "White Burnley" tobacco
which YOU sold for me at So per hundred
in your city. very gladly give any infor-
nation can for the benefit OF my brother
Farmers. planted it on gray, sandy soil,
three feet three inches one way, and three
feet four inches the other, Just as | did the
Pryor tobacco. | cut 1t when it began TO
willow, aud then hung II up IN close
house. II cured up, OF course, loithOWt
smoke. l used salt, plaster, and Pacific
Suano on IL. intend TO try 1t again.
trttlx
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,IouS W. MARSHALL.

We publish elsewhere in our columns to-
day, from gentleman in Danyille. letter
which the planters OF the South Side will
mud worthy OF their attention.
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sprclAI. nARGArNs N mosIEnl

SPECIAL BARGAINS N HOSIERY
$50 dozen LADIES FULL REGCLAR ~iia-
CLICKED BALBRIGGANS at2jc.;
IoodozcnLADIEs' LIGHT IiAiRLINE-eTfi't
Pull REGULAR ENGLISH HO~K ~ gen..
job lot CIHDREN's FANCY BRITISH HOSP
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CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.
r OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
IL FOR DISINFECTlNG
BED CLOTHES AND CLOTHING OF TIE
SHOWROOM.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED As APRECAITiO
AGAINST SMALLPOX.

For sale by the following groccr-:
MCCARTHY X HAYNES. HERMAS SCHMIDT,
A. l.. BJRFoRD BROTHER. JOHS Il. COOkE,
PRIDDY & TAYLOR. G. l.. TODD.
WILLIAM RANKIN, T.. ". kELLEl,
J. X. NELLY, ". I sMoor
: n WHITE, JAMES II. WADE,
W. r. RICHARDSON, JAMES STEWART,
NJ. G. CROWDS, G. Mitchell,
~ AsurY MALFER, W.D. IiARTOS,
J. WATSON PHILLIPS, X. 4. bOlE Co,
OTrY 4 BROTHERS, l.. \. LOWRY,
CHRISTIAN x WHITE, VI. WADE.
Also. for sale by druggists generally. Ak Tor
LOVES CARROLiC LAUNDRY SOAP, aud
take nothing else rs q substitute.
~ PURCELL, LADD & co,
0sl7 Wholesale Agent.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF various
public documents from several congress-
mon
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NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
At
STEVENS,
els 800 Broad street
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PIPER.
DANCING ACADEMY.

Come and help the ladies.
supper. rs cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-25
N. HI. Electric Lighting Co.

N. H. Electric Lighting Go.
 DIRECTORS:
 H. B. BIGELOw, EDWIN S. GREELEY, VIM. J. ATWATER, S. K. MERWIN, JR., H. H. BUNNELL J. T. PLATT, W. F. DAY, Treas, M. F. TYLER, Pres't., H. P. FROST, Vice Prest
 YUNHIs company is exclusive Hcensee for Connecti- \ cut of the Maxim, Weston and other patents, including the Maxim incandescent (32 candle power) which carried of the highest honors at the recent Electrical Congress at Paris and is used at the Grand Opera House and other Parisian and London The atres; the Western Arc Lamp of 2,000 candle power and the recently patented Warehouse Lamp, which bids fair to sarpass all other arc lamps.
 We should be glad to refer anyone seeking trust worthy this subject to factories stores hotels, railway stations, switching grounds, foun- dries, mills, private residences; public buildings, other impartial parties who have thoroughly tested our apparatus. Our catalogue will give further de- tails.
 This company complies with all requirements of N. Y. Board of Underwriters, and procure from in- surance companies, in behalf of customers, en- dorsaments on their policies. n2l 3m#
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-25
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

One touch of nature makes the whole fe- male world sealskin.-Puck
 Of course Ruth wanted beau, but no one has ever been able to determine why she chose such Boaz she did.-Nel1t0U7a Reptl5- HcdR.
 Handsome Jack-''Why, of course a dress coat is the proper garment to wear at swell dinner. It doesn't button in front, and gives you chance to swell. ."-BOStOn Post.
 Hens scratch up flower beds only when they are barefooted. It is strange no one has ever thought to go into a garden and ''shoo" the hens to keep them from doing damage.-Neao Orleans Picayune.
 George smalley telegraphs from London that Mrs Langtrys ''anklss are slender" Let us thank heaven and Cyrus Field that we have the Atlantic cable, so we can have this fact telegrapbed to us and not have to wait for it to come by mail.-B0ston Post.
 Do you believe in Bronson Alcott's theory of aesthetic eating ?' asked a Boston lady of her Chicago admirer. 'I don't know what Bronson Alcott's theory of aesthetic eating is" he answered, ''but when I'm hungry a brace of mutton chops, some porterhouse steak, dozen or two buckwheat cakes, four soft boiled eggs and plate of hash make a meal that is aesthetic enough for me" ''Yes, yes, but you don't understand me-" impa- tiently added his fair interrogator. "Mr. Alcott's theory has reference to persons, not to igs."-BrOoklyp Edge.
 Saginaw man Thursday pleaded guilty to driving his horse faster than six miles an hour, and paid five dollars fine. That puts US in mind of another Saginaw man who drove what he considered a fast horse, and one day he got friend to complain on him for fast driving, and then pleaded guilty and paid, the fine Being asked why he did that he said that it would add S1Oo to the value of his horse to have it reported that he was ar rested for fast driving. "But why did you plead guilty?" "Well, the fact is I was afraid it couldn't be proved by anybody."- iSaginaIo Courier