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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

CALICO MILLS CosrANr.wA.e .nv yesterday
nuaI meeting OF this company pS;r..,ors were
the following officers ana a're,,i nresident;
elected: p. 9. WarWn,en,, W'nes,. George A.
Thomas Potts, vicc-preslden' lessee, ms sec.
Barksdale, treasurer; Il: W. W. NJ Allen,
retary; ID. n. Walker, "sSl sS%larwiek, direc.
]. W. johnson, and A. Wa"'"'
| tors.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By- on all sales Of Real Estate made between III,
lst of January and last Of June the taxes for The
present year have 10 bc paid by the purchaser. ON
All sales made between the lst of July and last ol
the wear the taxes have to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies To Richmond and yicnitN.I
JAS. MACDOUGALL, lOE A. W., household fur
uiturc, sc.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, watches
iewclry. &c.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Elchmond, Va, as
second-cizss matter.I
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northwest
10 southwest winds. higher barometer,
stationary or slight fall in temperature.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD

pinned to coat-tails were made.
After II while sir Maddox agreed to an
adjournment for fifteen minutes in order
10 allow the Chesterfield delegation to re-
tire for consultation. They did so, and
Che balance OF tnc Convention went out to
take n drink.
V hen the Convention reIssembled Sc
cond ballot was taken. and John Amber
Smith was found to be ahead, the Gregory
and Wclch men having gone over to him.
A motion to make the vote unanimous was
put and carried amidst great eXcitcmet and
cheering.
Thus it happens that Colonel Brady goes
back bootlcss to Petersburg, and there can
be scored another defeat for Malone. An
excited Republican, chagrined at the turn
affairs had taken, remarked, "lt amt no.
thing but nice bone for George Wise to
pick" lie alluded to the nomination.
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house." "Let's adjourn" "Hmrrah for
Jambler Smith," &e., filed the house.
Things were getting red-hot. Evidently
the whiskey was beginning to have effect,
and 1t was hard work to get order.
Mr.. Maddox called for the sergcant-at-
arms to clear the house. a dozen men
deted the sergeant-at-arms. A man not n
delegate, but possessing voice like Sten-
tor, roared out contempt against the pro-
ceedings. The city police were sent for,
men crowded around the chairman, and
the Convention became
AN UNRULY MOD
without head. Hats were put on, and
everybody seemed TO be talking at one
time. Judge Newman finally was heard
moving that enough sergeants-at-arms be
appointed to clear the room. The police
appeared, when Mr.. Southwark arose and
said that the property was county property,
and the Richmond police had no authority,
and that the judge OF Henrico county had
said he would clear the courtroom mt any
time he was called upon.
The Judge came forward and proposed
a plan for keeping order, which was
adopted.
A motion to adjourn for fifteen minutes,
i'm order to clear the room, was finally
adopted, and sergcants-at-arms were placed
at the door to keep out everybody except
press reporters and delegates.
Mr.. Southwark apologized to the police
men for having sent for them.
In about forty minutes the delegates re-
assembled, and then it was apparent that it
was not the crowd but the delegates that
were making the confusion. 1t took near
ly half an hour to obtain order with only
the few members present.
Several quarrels ensued about the quail
fications OF alternates. Carter rcintro.
duced his resolution to vote for candidates
by ballot. Major Crump denounced this
rs dodge, saying also that to vote by bal
lot was a fraud. More rowing, more
whooping by the delegates and rapping by
the chairman, in which Carter figured as a
prominent actor among the colored dele
gnteS, among whom the row existed. They
did all the talking. the white members be-
ing oyersIaughed by the strength OF the
lungs Of the black part OF the Coalition ell
cment.
N on
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ASrosJ has just received 5000 fresh imported
WEST INDIA LINES for making carbonated lem
Onadc soda at &c. per glass.
And LINES for sale to the trade.
hSToNI's MINERAL-WATER EMPORIUM.
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LOOK AT THE NEW SUMNER DRINKS AT
ANTOSTS:
ANTONiS CELEBRATED Ice CREAM SODA,
ANTONTS CONGRATULATIONS SODA,
ANToNTs NEW CARBONATED COLD-TEA SODA,
all at sc. per glass,
from the
FOSTAINE DE LAFAYETTE,
Main street.
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EOURQUREAN, N,PRICE.TEMrLE@Oo
429 EAST BEoAD STREET.
CARDOZO, ALs0P, MOSBf " co,
1905 EAST MAIN sTBEtr'

Amer lime lst we always begin 10 close out sioss.
This season. owing 20 the cold ana unae'S"haDc
weather many gvodb Will bcforoeh. J., ,,,,,
,rnpsTrD 9n STI pa kSp sII.k NOyELTiEs, HLACk
GOODS EROCADED, OMBRE, and ohiES ~ = ~, ~
rhoe In want ef rich but inexpensive clothing Tor
snripgs or seaside wear will do well 70 eS!I ,,
We are determined 10 make our HOUSES not only
the resort OF ~, fashionable pubiic' but to .htse
ali who wand honest goods al lowest pIe's ~ ps
tronize Us. We do not adv ertise ncftIon, 'aDa
discriminating public alike forbade IT,
WIII'TE LINEN LAW NJ, 20 70 60e.i
! WiiiTF LAWNS, 10 W f0e.; ., ,,,,,o
n,.inSrk Wnirr yHrHWS. MILLS. PRINCESS AwNs,.
eriHIEEGKTD AID PLAIN NAissoohs' al our
asua, pypI,. ~, ,1rypst most complete and eeh Cess
Wine line IL Wife GOODS 10 be found In III
we glas gi,Ss WHITE QUiiTs at 7;c. TO sii;
iasr7u a,r s,acs ~ EiGCRED LINEN and COTTON
~, 80 ,.ooDs'-Of tl,is. our ~ &C ,l.y ""' stock
Is unusually varied. Among our a'i'aea'As
M,,IL-Wn.n. M,L-W.swn s.4 Nuns, vEmISG. SOC;
0r i,sr grade or same fabrics we n, inaf. IN.
cent stock, ranging In sSs, q Z sysr .S "a
DLHSk % rEEn,ETTA IEErs TAAsissxs: GNssx,:
niSF. ranging IN COS, from 4oc. - $40.
spLRs-DLACk and cohvRED suiinrSS' rirS sM: mt:
TINS SATIN DE NtktELLst N,,,Ss =, ~
eukDAMEs, suRAH siLks and. SAIlNs'
ras,inz In c0si from Use. Ia sZ.5o> 90,
|, cyr.Im VAIIEs-fOok al our SILK oC-
Rail at si .25 usually add al ~ %;
III. kCk SILK as sl.23 and sl.G, -best Na'"eT
syer exhibited IN thi, market;
LINEN LAP-RoBEs. VI 70 s5--spsndid ssso''
mcnf; ~ .,x, prorl
4 and A,acrican mantsfactuse>
4 okDEEs.-We solicit or,srs from persons ~ /,
!, distance ~ our terms 60 susi are rs hss9'a""
, ns,,sent In person. ONE rRICE 70 ALI
ChRi,oZO, AI.sOl. MOsBr 81. co
FoURQuREAN, rkick =, TEMPLE = W.
- le A-eoJi
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.
nICUMOND MINERAL-WATEk ~
X conxsR MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTkhhlS'
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS

Ibnye tbis season added another eiaDoia ga S
costly soda Fountain, which giyes sS eREAM
et1i,ia- fnr dienensng my uneguaileu IN. ~
smn3 and MINERAL WATEks, SISS,iiiss. ST,is.
HIRs. ROOT BEERs also The porI9Inally poISiIaG IN In
DONATED SODA LEMoNApb, b.y, q, also 90 Greeted ar
nooecea e,s With Messrs. owens Minor, In wnos,
new drugstore have placed one Sare o. s esn he had
ststueH Soda Apparatus, anu mn1 Jisnensed al
S S soun so,niers Ny bottng and carbonatng eS,D. %
@en, has also been tsd up pT.sdy wR .upppy a%i
IaiAtu.' ~ sd generally With my well-hn9w,,
p,r VA sT t;INGE ALE, SODA, TONlC paZn ,as
and ali popular mineral water beverages ~ ""''
prices. GyORGK s<;IEN
my 6-eod -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11
1,,Dopr,vr MEETING OF TIE CONNER

Az IupoRTANT MEETING OF THE CoMhEh-
AN Gu ,'I To.NICuT.-A general meeting
- the commercial Club has been caileo ioi
this evening at 8 o'clock at the Clubhouse
70 consider the propriety OF aulhori|ihs
~, tLe mart of the Club the publication u,
once NJ pamphlet setting forth Ill uet'i.
viOo ,,nN 5,.ontoCps Of Richmond as market
,nr the country south'of us. and rs ioca,
ton for the prosecution OF manliacl',ies VI
oworv description. 1t is every way uesii"-
- ,Lot a man should have no excuse ioI
,,n.s;n,, Inv Richmond on the score Oh ,icI
p.,,.,,af not furnishing all the goods gong
MAJ - nu a country merchants stoch'
~ Il i In the face OF the untiring enoIts
~ WaI,;more TO secure this trade, hich-
',1 VI cannot afford to remain inert. Ill shc
d"ns sbc will be without customers. iii.'i'
w. uJoS has n poor showing against one
awake. osoa FOR distri.
-, q. the great fair in Boston. hicn-
,'J pu,J win have large representats0i
.'ono and of live men, and they want 10 VI
III 10 hand to all inquirers somethinS y
sane sJ,o home and read. Recolect tnat New
G,,',,and I'm, Is n mine OF capital seeking III
,as,ment. The railways will have 'he raw
%,ar;nIs 10 show, and our manufacture
n"Jucts n,a there will convince the New EDS
nSers what can be done in that wa,
p;chmond never had such an oppor,uh..,;. ~;
n,J"i M wise men always make hay while th
SUI Let there be a big turn out OF the men !,
and whatever amount Is necessary
pe.s, .s, ont ont this, the unanimous recommeR
Jm aa,;!r of the Trade Committee of the Siu. ".
~. u' !, he cheerfully appropriated ai'" VI
morn ~, entered on with energy. o,,;n
"Jt III il plain that people can know inY no.ln =,
!. y ,li%at i,aR Richmond has unless they ~
apHI' sasd and " this is short and most ehec'''
: way Of doing 1t.
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LOOK AT THE NEW SUMNER DRINKS A

trough on RATS Clears out rats. mice, flies
reaches, bcd-bugs ants, yermin, chipmunks. l5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS OF al
kinds permanently cured with IIoP BITTERs.
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VOL. LXlI.
8itllmond 1ispatrh.


ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THk CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

SrINGING irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
Complaints, cured by Buchupaiba." 81 per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

COOK WANTED.-A GOOD COOK,
" without incumbrance. in small family. Ap-
ply at No. 100 east Clay street. au li-lt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

WANTED, \ GOOD B0Ok-kEEpEk t
w to go TO StauntOn, Va Address, with refer
encc, \. b.'.
Lot care Of Itttcf-NdfTltI D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

DICUMOND SHIRT FACTORY, 9O5
IL HRO AD. WANTED. .FIRST-CLAsS SHIRT
OPERATORS; also, sHIRT-WAsllER ana
IRONER. ah ll-ltT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11
WANTS.

TIVE SUBSCRIPTION AGENT CAN
IL SECURE EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENCY
for - lSIXTFEN-PAGE PAPER-price one dollar
year-teaching each year Short-uan Writing,
R6ok-Keeping. Tccgraphy, and Pcnmansiiip.
dress. with reference TIE CLERK,
G72 north Tenth street.
ou11-ItH Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

A LADY WISHING TO OBTAIN a
n SITUATION ~ teacher in a family or school
will give instruction in English, French. Slusc,
and the rudlmcnts of Latin. References gwen.
Address Mrs V. VI, care Cf Joseph stfas' Jr''
farewell Courthouse, Va. an ll-ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

WANTED, TO SELL ONE SEW :
w CIDER-PREss. Apply at stall No. Sec
Ond Market. ,,,.o,,o,r p,,crr
an lD-3ts lltDDOKE FHi'h'
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERrr.

DICHM0ND, WEDNESDAY,, Az
GUST l6Tm.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.
FOR RENT.

=, -. 90
NOR RENT, A FlRsI-LLAss as s
-,-ooi' Near Monroe Park. The owner wisnes 70
90 10 the country. Rent mSdsrass; G ,y TV,,'s'''o''
I'm wmedialely. Appiyto join =; Gon G,, ,ns,,.
ma, Bank and tlventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

THE ONLY RIG SHOW CoMING.
s. II. BARRETT & co.'s
NEW UNITED MONSTER RAILROAD SHOWS,
ORIENTAL CIRCUS, EGYPTIAN CARA
VAN,AND UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVING WONDERS.
great special feature,
TIE ORIGINAL JESSE JAMES HORSES,
will bo exhibited In conjunction with The
9 CIRCUsEs COMBINED. @
100 FAMOUS CHIEFS, 100
led by the champion doublc-somcrsault loapers of
the world,
JAMES QUIGLEY and WILLIAM BATCHLOR.
$4,000 their equal has never been seen
ON this continent.
% champion bareback riders male and female,
headed by Miss VIOLA RIVERS ORIN
HOLLIS, and CHARLES EwERs.
10 KING LAUGH-MAKING CLOWNS
first and foremost the great and only
2 AYMARS 2
WILLIS COBBs'S ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MINIATURE CIRCUS OF DOGS, GOATS,
AND MONKEYS.
7 ENORMOUS METROPOLITAN MENACE
RIFFS UNITED. 7
so BLAZONED CAGES OF WILD BEASTS. so
Positively the largest collection Of Extremely
Rare Wild Animals with any exhibition
on the continent.
THE LARGEST LIVING WHITE NILE HIPPO
FOTAMCS EVER IMPORTED,
huge, shambling River-lIorse, the terror Of all
SluroDs
PAIR OF MAJESTIC GIRAFFES,
broken to harness, and drawing Roman Chariots
100000 INVESTED IN MORE THAN
80 TONS OF EDUCATED FLESH
Amonster representing HERD OFPERFORM-
ING ELEPHANTS, including twice the
largest animal known To exist. the IA
nous old India War Elephant,
several inches taller, and the heaviest animal ever
on this continent said To DC over 200
years of age.
Also, the midget, LITTLE DOT"
thrice the smallest fuli-grown Elephant ever seem
CTHE GREATEST OF ALI
FEATURES, THE FIRST
AND ONLY GENUINE
"LION-sLAYER,"
and over 900 other rare features.
THE LOW-COMEDY BEAR "BRUNO."
STEAM AIR SHIP in operation out side, free to all.
THE sHEIk'S RETURN FROM CONQUEST.
AQUARTER OF \ MILLION STREET
PARADE.
THREE SUPERB
MARITAL MUSICAL BRlGADES.
TUE NEW LEVIATHAN STEAM BANDA
2O-VOICED JUBILEE CHORUS,
ALWAYS EXHIBITING JUST WHAT
IT ADVERTISES.
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAIL
ROADS TO THE GREAT "WORLD'S
EXPOSITION"
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ADVER-
TlSED SHOWS.
CHILDREN UNDER , YEARS HALF PRICE.
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
1T CONTROLS MILLIONS, BACKED By MIL
LIONS MORE, AND, 50 FAR As IT Is
CONCERNED, NO OTHER
SHOW EXISTS.
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT PETERSBURG
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH.
au 6-9, lI,l3&l5l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11
FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Judge Welrh was drOnned.

Judge Wclch was dropped.
Mr.. Ruilin asked leave for the retirement
OF the Chesterfield delegation. Mr.. Mad
dox called for the calling OF the roll, and
another big row followed. Threats OF a
bolt were made, and Mr.. Maddox was told
that he could not gag anybody. Hot words
and charges OF having the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

OFFICEoF BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING Co,(
WAUKESHA. WIS, May |, 1882. I
NoTICE.-Wc would respectfully inform all con-
sumers of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEORGE
SCHd:S is the sole and only authorized agent for
this water in the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. l.. STERLING, Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINrING-IIoUsE. Good work
low nrices. and aatisfacfion gnnranieeh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

S. II. BARRETT & co.'s
NEW UNITED MONSTER RAILROAD SHOWS.
ORIENTAL CIRCUS, EGYPTIAN CARA
VAN,AND UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVING WONDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

NOR RENT, HANDSOME FRANk..Gs
IIN-sTREET RESIDENCE, sissatsd ~
1noosite Monroe Park IN the most des,raole an'
S1iplSIoaable Norton OF the city Possession sep
'ehOe' i's N''"' n. d. CHAFPIN a Coz.
-oosa, north Tenth street.
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POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY,

THE ONLY RIG SHOW COMING,
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WANTED, TO BUY \ MEDll NJ
w SIZE DWELLING with LARGE LOT
corner prrferred-fr0m $4,000 To $4,000: Ad-
drc.s nj YER, care Of DisDdtch. au 9-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

WANTED, A POSITION AS COM
w MERCIAL CORRESPONDENT MD
BOOK-kEEPER In The Office OF some large man
uflcturing or mercantile cst1b'lshnent' iy an eN-
neTjenced shorthand amannensis and Accountant
Address DOM care of DtspDtch Office Tor Que
,e,ct au lO-2ts
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READ CERTIFICATES OF EMINLNT SOUTH
ERN PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS.
DRY GOODS. &c.

A GREAT CRY!
DOWN WITH DRY GOODS'
SPRING GOODS BELOW COSTl
SUMMER GOODS BELOW COST
FALL GOODS BELOW COST!
WINTER GOODS BELOW COST!
ALL GOODS BELOW COST
At
JOSEPH ST \ L ) l. :,
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WANTEp:m.A1, ~. MAIkUNL4 s[TSltrroE EaRa ether
49, GoVERkESS for small children In tnlly or
HousEKEEpEk The best ree0n@1en,1SS5s ~ y n1S scysnth
be given If required. " VI; a. - ovo odtts o,rt'
] street between Nlay and LelRh. an i-conil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

WANTED, BY \ ylRGINiA j.. LADf ~
w OF experience SITUATION As TIN H.
FR in private family or school; Is lu,lin,ed, o,,n 10
,o"ch aii lie English branches. French. LAIN
N M,Io,n1tic and Instrumental Music. references
cxchaugcd. Adirrss Miss 4. Is. G., care P"s,ints-
Ter. University OF Virginia auo-ot-
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

Walola Lodge, |. q. q. T., will pay
visit 10 Chester Lodge this evening.
who Is to blame for the explosion at
Chester
The baltimore way mail, going
south, was ~ minutes late this morn
ing,
II Is said tina, tho liabilities Of Fran.
els & Stpple grocers. who Recently fail.
al, amount 10 81, 900, Of which Vi, 900 Is
preferred with assets amounting 10 s..
Al.
The FhS Presbyterian Sunday
school will celebrate their sixty NTH
anniversary ON Thursday evening"
next,
The strtkins weight Of the City Hall
clrck Tell with u crash this morning
about I o'clock. Very liGtle damage
WAS dove, a. the clock WAS run down.
rho occupants OF the police station were
considerably shaken up.
The amount # the collections. taken up
al Eston NJ, I. Church yesterday, only
reached $4A The collection WAS made
10 actray the current expenses OF the
ehun'h, bus they fell Jar short Of wha,
WAS desired.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
FOURTH EDITION


Now that tho Eleventh street bridge
Ia In 4 p.ssahle condition, another ttoh-
bio has arisen, aud II Is positively AS
serted by the cclorrA people AMI many
VI tho whites, that Il ~ hannt@'. ana
thew are numbers VI rersrus ity'ug On
tho other stdn II tho l'randywtnr that
,suii uat he induced IA crNss the bridge
AFTER wight under ANY o'r'ams'ancrs'
An tit,tt was made "a ascertain what
gave ,,sr ~ these sarersiliions i,ars'
hat all that rAad tr found ou' WAS
that one night wNpnE)y ~ rN'orrd
IN All wS CN~s,us the mntSt he saw q
very i.rSr NayS dos, which he aNers
had u tan al lsS.st stN tcri IN ,easth,
The dos Aep Nv him ltic a shadow NV
81 he s,,s ~ the ~ az side, Wh"n II dis.
ap,rAry>t A. sai,Nr,, A. u came THEW
have g,>n scNsgA, ,Ahrr> " h. lNNlitNe'
~ sjA,sIhA thcl A., have >eeu the
sl,N>t arA ,'ac rNcn,uk IA>i WEEK
isyky, Yays, W tyAvr tS,tNNNA mor, sT'U'
al "uN sWN> lN>yI.> clubs AMI What
e, vktrA ~ ~~Al>>H> they ,<'",d ~c1are
4S>sAUN,g>i III ;hc Ngt3rtIN ~ EtS"s>.
Na,tc sa,t STATED tg !&r hgllsv, With
,lsy 1eIep;s,Nu ~ tv,spk vat iaH 'tne
cAArArsgy " ;Ee 3N'aA,e yrsfr visitor.
ENvyNEG.~t nvFl ~. ANA, The ~"
\, tar F,NGuNgH "N rTsS.CNS, "aca \
ball ~ - -. i-t5 81 "A> isiS, ~
&@tssy |st.>E.tsi 49, an - GA'
gs,s,Ny AS i = 49, \ >-Ear,t q Sac So =
~ ,rrAAaH szs.r ,..a ,,rr,, III aaAs ..
s,,H.> ~ .sg& Egg ,.>.,g> ,s A|gtA~
= 4,NU> = ,, =. ays> 81. ..sN> 49, Ire tN",.r
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

rhts IN NvuIas At insane man, named
l. q WAie. A hr,dSr builder, who has
t<<o tyauI,ug a! Ws'er and MarSr.
streets eas ARRESTED hy nhGrr EicA.
Aut>oa ard Thomas and IASen u the
t<&,,Na Station. Wade WAS uoiissSi by
A., hNArilUs hoG>e hrtlvr IL act 10 a
sak% A. ulsaurv >rvrrA. times yes!er
dAv Aui III, morning be pAsd VISIT II
a ; ',g>e ~ EA>I Ta3N s;rr<t AID h~'Ame
,s-, v l~r1, tearing ~ his ciottigE
- - Irs II IN the ire and
s~,ak ,;&s; evidence. Il in.
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

ssh VI James O. Morrison, white Olsy III
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MarxNa, Ia
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
FIFTH BDF|IlI
William Nou.,,.

William Money, an ala
newspaper carrier for the , 1 'i I'D,
and other papers, died a, H.. t,l Alg
Seventh avenue, Eley,n,h US ie,laa,
merly Bro~ntown, yes,e stern wan 1
OF Bright's disease OF the Ill.,, a'aI
a short, but severe Hines, DU A' ~ q
year OF his age Lasr..s.,nri.'rH w
ago, Mr.. Money became ;" w. M'-
whils delivering papers in the ''a =
snowstorm and falling in tD' ~
would have then persisted had 'a'
lance soon reached him, D's1
Since then Mr.. Money w,..p
once, the following M,adar W. "a
his grandson in serving hi. w
that was the last occasion bI wv,
codntenance WAS seen ia the 1 p y
CAN Office. He con,inpsd 49, =,
weaker and on SATURDAY +. III
much worse that bis death va,
expected.
Mr.. Money Is q native N ii. L
end Of New Castle Couuty and
mum der of relatives Residing ,Es. Il
removed to this city since Tho ~.
for some time kept small gr..,, Il
but finally went to seryipy III
which he has been engaged Id, wi
years very successfully.
he Was one OF the mos, fai,lf.p 4
dustricns carriers Of tie KEprgs II
ar. Money was a tnemte; I'm.
Delaware Regimen, and A4ry
his health al Fort Delaware dp~r
war, be applet m.Frauci, y,gT
procure him p-usiJq. He wan,
f-.r Of the Union NE Chr'
caves a wife ani agrIulsol.
His 'euains wi. be ln,.,,, +, i
Wilmington aud BranlywiDer.r.l
on Tuesday Afternoon, til fgs.1 II
ttge !eaviEs the house al lA.i gyM
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
Affair." = l N"Stc,y

Nv last ssMrAS s,sn,ws the AsNatr VI !.
S,,sNsN held thew ,SKN,sF mcRt1ns, uhsN ths
rNtlym,N GseA,tAa esS tp,eSsl Nsa'i,sd
that the ltms~ltst u W,as l. s@s",VthS thar
tRe msN WAS attsAs uaNea NoMess
sad ne,ssv Na'tMsr AySaeA tes sINr'~sN'e
sal(s tNs Mas AN, ~%s sAHstNs,, ~ NNNsIt
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

reeN>A,a ,>H'r system aHl rsriN WEAK
N,>>i WIN 0Nr sr>NN >sav,Ns M>NN! wave
Na, Nc>tNaN N,>A aNd llrev N3H@at
sac t>gy.4 r>a~a>N'A EeNNN >N1
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
v. N. kENylRD & CO.
Cpl MARKET ST.

We have just opened a
Fne OF Colored Silks 81 in.
wide at 81 IS per I'd. THIS
IS as low as these goods arr
sold in any marke. We
nave always in stock every
OF G-,ne: Black
SINS from slso 5. 50. We
believe these % be the bes,
SKIS sc!d. and IS long IS VT
% We shall 50 recommend
hem.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
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