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ArtIiur's Deafl,-IZneII.

1t is a small matter that this result makes
President Arthur an absolute impossibility
as future candidate. There was no chance
OF his nomination at any time after he de-
cided to break from association with
friends OF the peoples President. Tuesday
has shown that the Republican party can
not live if it tolerateS his leadership or sub
mits to the direction of the faction 10 which
he belongs. BY unloading that faction,
driving it out OF power everywhere and
burying it out OF sight, the Republican
party can command public confidence; not
otherwise. 1t now has two years in which
to purge itself of the spirit which Guiteau
represented.
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HQwARD CARROLL was beaten by over
fifty thousand majority in New York. A
burlesque candidacy, sure enough. The
libellcr OF Virginia is rcpudiated by his
own state,
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United States Senate.

1t is not impossible that the Democrats
may elect United States senator from
Colorado or Illinois, or both. Let us hope
for the best. The current Is running in
our favor this year. The accidents Will all
result TO our advantage.
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The Next House.
The Philadelphia telegraph makes w
the following table as to how the Pennsyl'
va,ia deleyafion stands:

INC tUttSutttht~ Ae'~f' ~ '~''' -
the following table as to how the Pennsyl'
vania delegation stands:
Repubycans In present Congress.
Democrats In present Congress.
Republicans IN next Congress. .........s..-.'.
Democrats In next Congress. 10
These changes alone, added to the gains
of the October elections, would give the
Democrats good majority In the next
House Of Representatives. Their gain Is
seven in Pennsylvania.
The Democrats gained 4, perhaps Q, con-
gressmcn in Michigan; three in Iowa;
four in Indiana; two in California; one
in Minnesota four In Texas, lby in
crease;] one in South Carolina, lby In
crease j one in Illinois, (by increase j two
in Wisconsin; one (by increase) in Vir-
GINA, and one probably over WISE. These
are not all; but they are enough. Then
add seven for Ohio; and we have
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Cadets Punished for Hazinp.

ANNAPOLIS, November 9.-lt turns out
that the following named cadets reported
as resigned were dismissed from the Naval
Academy for hazing: Milton Dargan. OF
South Carolina; Jason G. Lamison. OF
Ohio. and James X. Pagin. OF Indiana.
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n Missing Railroad Engineer Who
Started for virginia.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The police
have been asked to search for Thomas Hair.
din, the railroad engineer who left Mon
treal on July 10th for Virginia to resume
employment on the Shenandoah-Valley
railroad. He passed through this city.
but has not since been heard from.
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POWD DER. &c.
EUNPOWDER.

EUNPOWDER.
"
DIPONT's EAGLE RIFLE, in kegs;
DuPoNI's EAGLE DUCK, in kegs;
DUPONr'S SPORTING Nc, ffI, aud fkkN, n
\, y. and 25 pound kegs;
puPONT's CHOk E-BORE, in kegs;
DUP0Sfs BLASTING and MINING POMptt.
full supply Of these celebrated BRANDS Ht
POWDER, known everywhere, and the most lt'lu'
lar la uSe.
ALSO,
ATLAS POWDER and HEMP aud MAItE
PROOF FHSE. For sale by
HENRY VI. WORTH M.
Agent for tie manufaeiWcFe
~ REORGANIZATION
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kg- FLANNELs, FLANNELs.-see
n1T CLOAKs, CLUAKs, CLOAKS.

sec our new CLOAK-ROON. with the lar2, Z 49,
sortment ever exhibited IN this city. CLOAK>,
DOLMANs. ULsTERs, CIRCULARs,JA'kET-,
and other garments at
MOI LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE
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democratic Vitality.

One more remark. The Democratic par
ty has wonderful vitality. 1t has been de,
feated often. 1t has been hattened and
bent and almost rolled up. Its funeral has
been preached many and many time by
its enemies. But il still lives. Ii seems 10
have an immortal youth and sempiternal
yigor. II Is to-day stronger in the conf
dence Of the American people than 1t ever
has bepn
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M BLANKEs ! BLANKETS.

1000 pairs WHITE, RED, BLUE, GRAY. a.t
FANCY BLANKETS at lower prices than '''r.
There has been great decline IN me pnc'- "
ri ANKETS. 10 get the bcncht thereof cIl 100
no7 LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAhf'~.
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ExtOrted Corruption Funds.

Jay IIubbcll and the congressman for
whom he acted must be pleased with the
result Of their efforts to perpetuate Re
publican majority in the House. The dis
graceful methods which they adopted to
carry The doubtful districts have lost them
enough of the " safe" ones to give the con-
troll OF the House to the Democrats. In
the returns which greet them this morn
ing they can sec the comtry's opinion OF
confiscatng assessments, eXtorted corrup-
ton funds, and an organized attempt to
make a dynasty OF ofiice-holders perpetual.
1t is costly lesson, and, If the Republic
can managers do not learn heap from it,
they ought never TO say another word
about Democratic BOurbons.
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POstpOnement of II DanvilIe Murder.
er'S Trial.

DANvILLE, Va, November 9.-The trial
OF John Henry johnson, Mayor OF this
city, indicted for the murder of John +.
Hatcher, has been postponed to the Deem
Der term OF the court, and johnson was
put under 25.00O bail
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TORONTO, ONT, November 0.--The store
house and its contents belonging to the
Northern and Hamilton and Northwestern
railways at this place were burned to-day.
Loss, 100000.
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A Victory for tho People.
Charlotte N. CT Obseryer.I

II Is victory upon which the people, ir-
respective OF politics, are to be congratil-
lated; for while it means the defeat of
eliques and bosses, it means also purifica-
ton OF our politics and the Inauguration of
the reform measures for which the people
have been hoping and asking for the past
several years.
The good work has begun, and may it
continue until the election Of Democratic
President eliminates the series of victories
which began in Ohio in October and went
along the line OF States Tuesday.
Tne House and the Presidential EIec-
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there be a lie or failure TO elect, the pre-
sidenti,, election win be thrown into the
Honse. The number Of Republican States
that have gone Democratic would insure
the election Of a Democrat in that event III
fbo xrnf. l.x,C fofa
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city, the night Of the 9Th instant.
Mrs. EMILY TAYLOR, widow Of the late samuel
Taylor, in the nincty-frst year OF her age.
Her funeral Will take place from the First Pres
byterian church ON FRIDAY. 10th instant. AZ IL
O'Clock VI. The friends OF the family are invited
To attend.
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The compliments of the season to Senator
H0AR: Is Massachusetts, turning her face
to the morning SUM-?
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Tuesday, November Z. 1882. AZ the
Pine-S'reet Baptist church, by Rev. J. h. lIutson,
Mr: OSCAR II. BLUNT and Miss y. LULA JEN-
NINGS; both of this city.
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ton.
baltimore American, Republican,

ibaliimorc American, Republican,
The most important result OF the cleo
lions OF Tuesday Is that the House of Rep.
rescntatives passes into the control OF the
Democrats. The Housc-elect will count
the vote for the presidency, and should
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BUCKINGHAM.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPERATION TX
RICIMoND-sUNDAY sCm00L-GOLD-MINE.
ETC.
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ATLANTA, November 9.--To-day the
General Assembly elected Samuel Hall
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A Deserved Defeat.

cincinnati Commercial, Republlcan.J
During Grants Administration, eight
years ago, the Republicans suffered adefeat
as sweeping as that with which they are
Just now overwhelmed. They earned and
deserved their defeat because they were
submissive TO bosses. 1t was the loss OF
twenty-five Republican States in 1874 that
prevented the carrying out OF the open
campaign then contemplated in 1876 for a
third term OF Grantism. 1t was a conspir
acy of bosses against our republican form
to parcel out the spoils among an aristocra-
CIV Of bosses. They were beaten, and Gar
field, elected President, denied his boss and
was murdered. He never would have been
harmed il he had submitted to the system
Of the bOSSpS
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NJ sYCLE BROTHERS,

BIZ BROAD STREET
viii offer this week extraordinary bargain n
BLANKETS.
inst received from The late New York auction.
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MORE NEW DRESS GOOD,

800 pieces sHUDAH CLOTH at l6'c. I.-
yard-reduced from 4oc.;
20 piece, CASHMERES at 124c.-bccn selling
1899;
Five eases DRESS GOODS al IN and Il .-'0
selling at lG, 20, and 25c.:
special bargains in SILKS. YELNEI~. EMO
PLUsIIES:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at - aal HI-
wards:
Special bargains in BLACK SILK 20 81. sl.-j,
and $50;
Excellent texture aud finish SATIN RuADANf-
and MARVEMLEUX al sI.jO. Sl.7j. 4ad 80.
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NIArAfN Alblst- l'iAi-7~' 't'i''i'.-
ALL-WOOL SUITlNGs AZ soc;
90 PLAIDS and STRIPES, choice crlor-.at5 $780,;
COLORED CAslMERES. &c..
comprising all The most popular and d,-'rcl',
styles. below ordinary market value.
LINENS and TEA-L!NENs. extra quality 80
inches.
BROWN DAMA>i. extra heavy. 500;
6o-INCH BLEACHED sATIN-flNl>H pt-
MASK at Soc:
- dozen EXTRA HUCK TOWELS n sltn-
good value for $3.50;
one more case sIIEErING at the same pr..'--D'.
LADIES. GENTLEMEN'>. and CuILDEtN'-
UNDERSIIIRTs IN al quai.uc;
FUR-LINED CLOAKs. DoLNAN>.JA,KEI~,
and ULsTERs;
Large stock CARPET>. RlG>. olL-CLolHs
and NfATTINGs. sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad -tp,t.
Branch Store: 1929 Main street. uo 5-,od
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PROFESSIONAL.

| lON G.. TYLER.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
southwest corner Bank and Flc,eufh ,ts,o-
RICHMOND. "a.
&C ll-eOd2ms
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JOliN W. JOHNSTON,

ATTORNEY Al LAW.
will practice In the courts OF Richmond aud tae
supreme Court of the United Ststcs. Oni,, ~
franklin street near Eighth. oc e2-dAwim
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~ JULIUS MEYER X son

~ JULIUS MEYER * son
ARB SHOWING
\ VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ~rn,.
LADIES poLMAN>, JACKETS. rfLi~~.~ .
AND CIRCULARS.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. $50 ana upnarI..
FUR-TRIMNED SATIN DOLlIANS. 81
upwards;
FUR-LlNED DIAGONAL DoLMiN>. 81
upwards;
CLOTH JACKETS. - 20 80;
THE PRETTFST - JACKET mtlc,..
CLOTH CIRCULARS from - up:
LIGHT CLOTH DOLNAN>. u,w and 0.n......
W claim to have and cam Show 'le
LARGEST LINE or
CHlLDREYs GARMENTS ~ TN, CITE
CHlLDREN'S HANELOCK>. JACKETS,
CLOAK>. aud UL>TEG>. from p o. $685..
Our garments arc Az we'll made. and ia tr-t-...
style; and
ONE pRlCE-rHE VERY LOWEST
We are ofcuu- special bargain, BOO
BLANKETS.
Look at the hLL-WOOL HOI >EkrfFtt
BLANKET. ful lO-4 size. 40 only -. ''y
worth $3.50;
BEAUTIFUL WOOL BLANKETS e. -
HEAVY CRAY BLANKETS At >lI0 v..h
sl.5p.
our Store being crowded every da, t.m ,f.F
morn Ill dark f. GOOD evidence uiat vc .... t.-
ing all our customers
JULIUS MEYER g >uN.
no o-cod 60l and Cos BROAD ,.r..
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A SfnIwart Howl.
philadelphia Builetin.l


IL defies and contradiets all ordinary rea-
sons, and must be viewed as springlng
from one OF those abnormal conditions OF
the public mind which occasionally bring
all sorts of cross and counter currents into
one, and so produce cyclone OF polltlcal
excitement and action. II it can be forlnll-
la,ed at all in its national aspect. it must be
attributed to that element OF national
fickleness that occasionally rises into bliud
demand for change, for the simple, unrca-
soning, unquestioning sake of change:
There is quantity in the American nnd
which is complementary TO the fatalistlc
doctrine that whatever is is right, and
which holds that whatever is is wrong,
and when this quantity reaches certain
point it eXerts itself as it did yesterday all
over this country, taking the bit OF reason,
of patriotism, OF State and national inter,
est in its teeth, and running madly and
blindy upon any destruction, simply con-
tent TO know that il is getting Il change.
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Republican Leaders Rebuked.


The Republican party was the dominant
party, the party of the majority. 1t had
great trusts imposed upon it, and its recog-
nized leaders betrayed those trusts. For
that the people rebukcd and condemned
them. That was not only the peoples
privilege, it was their right and duty.
Their way was not the way we should have
chosen, but we acknowledge that theirw
was the best way; il it were not, whole
States and many States would not sinulta-
neously have chosen it.
The battle was the peoples, the victory
theirs. The defeat is not that OF the Re-
publican party, but OF the arrogant, inso-
lent bosses. Some OF them were on Tues
day driven into merited Obscurity. When
the occasion is fit and opportunity pre-
sents. let the people drive into similar OBJ
security those who remain.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-The millwrights and carpen-
ters are hurrying up their additions and
repairs to Dunlop & McCance's mill In or
der that the proprietOrs may be able to take
advantage OF the present wheat season, the
best which Virginia has had for many years.
There Is no abatement in interest In
church matters in this city, those sacred
edifices being noticeably full Of attentive
listeners Sunday.
Gireat efforts are being made to have the
repairs TO Mayo's bridge completed by Au.
gust lst, so that that thorougbfare may be
thrown open to the public. The overhaul
ing will be most complete, and the bridge
to all appearances stronger than ever.
The cornerstone OF the Fifth-Street
church will be laid on Friday at 81 o'clock.
DR.. Starr, OF Richmond, and Rev. G. C..
Vanderslice, formerly Of Manchester, are
expected to make addresses.
Miss Kate Steel, OF Petersburg, is visit
ing the Misses Woodward.
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Church NOt0s.

Rev. DR.. /. T. Tichenor, Of Atlanta, Ga,
corresponding secretary Of the Home Mis-
sion Board OF the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, has been In the city for several
days, and preached on Sunday merning al
Grace-Street Baptist church and at night Of
the First Baptist church.
On Saturday Rev. DIR. John William
Jones, at Emmans church. New Kent
county, baptized five persons. r..
At night there was one profession OF con-
version and one request for prayer, and,
after preaching, one baptized at venable-
Street Baptist church.
AT Cool-Spring Baptist church, Hanover
county, on Sunday morning Mr. Carter
Helm Jones, eldest son Of Rev. DR.. John
William Jones, preached his first sermon.
1t was very highly spoken Of. Mr.. Jones
is young man Of fine promise, and will,
II Is understood, enter the Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary, ut louisville,
KY, in September to prepare for the min
istry.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mercer Slaughter, Esq, the assistant
general passenger agent OF the Virginii
Midland railway, has been appointed gene
raj passenger agent Of the Richmond and
Danvile system OF roads, with headquar
ters at Richmond, and will enter upon the
discharge Of the duties OF his new position
OH the lst Of August.
Rev. j. Ad. French, Of Gordonsville
was at the Baptist ministers meeting yes.
terday morning.
| Attorney-General Blair, having failed tc
get from the judges OF the Supreme C0ur,
OF Virginia writ Of error to the iudg.
ment Of the Hastings Court in the coupon.
killer case, has gone to Washington, 1t Il
reported by ReSdjuster authority, to en-.
deavor to secure one from United States
Supreme Court judges.
A large train OF colored excursionists
came over to the city yesterday from Pc.
tersburg and spent the day.
The alarm OF fire Sunday morning at 9
O'Clock was caused by the catching on fire
OF the kitchen OF Mr.. John l.. Ege, on
Broad street The fire. 'fs thought to have
been kindled by an incendiary.
An oil-lamn on the premises OF W. B.
Barlow exploded Sunday about 8 o'clock,
and caused another alarm and no damage.
Sunday morning DIR. Hoge preached at
at his own church, and Sunday night at the
Fourth Presbyterian church, on.west Grace
street, where he had large congregation
Mr.. Nathaniel NJ. Osborne, one OF the
best executive railroad officers in the South,
and at present master Of transportation OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, was in
the city yesterday.
Messrs. Jonn II. Higgins and Joseph
Mannoni, who left here together early in
June for trip to Europe, at last accounts
were In Corsica, where Mr.. Higgins was
the guest Of Mr.. Mapnoni's family and en-
ioying the hospitality Of the people Of that
interest in France, and before returning
home will probably go to Rome and other
cities In England and Ireland.
Captain Benjamin Bragg, well known to
Richmond people, died Sunday morning,
after a lingering illness, in the sixty-third
year OF his age. At one time he was SUI
perintendcnt Of the City Gas-W Works, under
military appointment, and mt another he
dry. His funeral takes place this evening
from his residence, No. 1907 Main street.
Mr. Albert G.. Jones, prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Surry county, died sud-
denly at his residence, near High Gate, on
the 22d ultimo. His daughter, Mrs. Charles
w. Sutton, resides in this city.
Company c, Of the First Virginia regi-
mcnt, will meet Wednesday night for the
purpose Of perfccting arrangements for its
summer encampment at the springs. The
company will leave on the night Of August
9TH for the White Sulphur Springs, where
they will pitch their tents and spend a
pleasant time, no doubt.
The Bachelors Yacht Club will be back
to-day. The brig Canton was lying of
Newport News Sunday, and a few Of the
members have returned by rail to the city.
They speak in high terms OF the cruise.
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BA1yBRIDGE. n. Y, March %, 1881.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-kILLER necer Jdhs 10
afford instant RELIEF for cramP and pain IL the
stomach. JOSEPH BUHDIrT.
NICuoLvILLE. y. V. February 2, 1881.
The uerV best medicine know OF for dysentery,
cholera morbus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
used IL for years, and II Is sure cure every Tine
JULIUS ". DEE.
MoIxGoNA, Iowa, March 12, 1881.
I have used your PAIN-kILLER IN severe eases
Of cramp, cole. and cholera lnornus, ana u gave
almost In slant relief l.. l.. CALDWELL.
CARSHsyrLLE, Ca, February 2s, 1881.
For twenty years have used your PAIN-hILLEI
In my family Have used many times for ID bowel y
complaints, and Ii ARRAYS cures. W QUIZ not leel
safe without bottle In the house. >. H. WE.
sAco. ME-. January %, 1881.
Have used PERRY DAvIs'S PAIN-kILLER Tor
twelve wears. IL Is sGfe, sure. and reiidt!e. No
mother should allow It 70 be out oi the iay
ONEIDA, y. y. February 10, 1881.
We began using i over thirty year, ago. ana da IL
always gives immcdale renel. w oulu llaruiy u'ic
TO go to bed without "A bottle IN the house.
CovwAYBoRo', s. C.. February %, 1881.
Nearly every family In this section keeps bottle
In the house. Dr. T. MokioN'
UNITED STATES CoNsULATE,(
CRTFELp. RHESISH PRUSSIA, Feb. 8. 1881.
Ihaye known PERRY DAyIs's PAIN KILLER al
most from the day II was introduced, ana aiter
wears OF observation and use regard It's presence
/. :. Potter. United States Consul.
BURTON-ON-rRENT. Eng.
had been several days suffering severely from
diarrhea, accompanied with Intense pam, when
.,an, r,slief Ii. j. NoONE.
81 MONTAGUE STREET, LONDON, ENG.
During "a residence of twenty-three years Ill IN
dia have given IL In many cases OF diarrh6a. uys-
entery. and cholera, and never knew II 10 lail 70
give relief. H. OLAhio"h'
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
Il REMEDY.
Its price brings IL within the reach OF all For
sale by all druggists at 25 50c., and 81 per bottle
PERRY DAVIS SON, Proprietors,
x,-ood,Jvo7 Providence. II. !.
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City Contracts.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
From personal experience | know that
the Committee on the Poor will not ask or
accept bids for supplies for the poorbouse
from any house in Richmond il any clerk
or partner OF said house is member OF the
City Council. Docs this apply to all the
departments OF the city? Mr. Chailln Is
moving in the right direction, and now
that the waters are troubled, let us have Il
full, searching examination, and let the
public know the results.
Ii any man desires TO be member OF the
City Council he must not allow himself or
his firm to have business relations with
officers Of the city, but be in position to
do what Is right regardless OF friends and
profits. Let justice be done, and call for
and demand that persons and papers come
before the COMMITTEE on Reform"
A TAXPAYER.
Richmond, July "a, 1882.
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STREET-CAR LINE WORK.-The only un-
finished work on the Main-street extension
OF the street-car line is between Eighth and
Ninth. There one track has to be laid.
Sunday night little after II O'Clock the
company's hands commenced taking up
the Belgian block and such good progress
was made that by last evening the stringers
were all put down. No work was done
last night. The track can be laid to-day,
and after that all that remains is to replace
the Belgian block, in which undertaking
no doubt promptness will be displayed, as
the merchants on that SQUARE have for
weeks been subjected to inconvenience
by reason OF. building operations, and it Is
desirable to give them no new cause oi
complaint.
Beyond Laurel the Mair~treet line Is to
be but single track for the present.