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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAE. 10 A. H.. ho4-shoid fIr-
uitIrs. &c.
W.H.LNNE A 90. and FRANK ID. liiiL 4 co..
~ T.. ~. cumfll--lnrrr-. .-iis ti fIrff HiIlcfn
Stock rica tUellIuE- Aa-. 1fT. 500, aun
3Il Grace street. between I.l.-fn AID Nun-
r0e. and at q T. %. modem dwelling No. q
FrauAnu -trtet. between Monroe and Henry.
WI LLINGTOE GODDIN z ~oN.l p. ". c1n-
tnl-iuuCrrf .llf no tIilt a.-af.f l.t N4 tLe
north slccof Na.l le,seen seventh ald ELi.ta
streets.
GEUBB- & WILLIAMS ? r. NJ. irt-iec'- ale ~
tlc BRICK dwelling ai ire uDrl.c.-.t corIcf at
Grace fud Mad.,ll streets.
T.. b. sHAFFIN K CO.'S P. n. improved pro-
ferfv so-. ] 1. eld 1907. aU Canal street.
fruut ~ tie ri4 r- 4u- alt i1-i above ne 1ai-
lego Mil.
JNO. F.LAUGnTON. JR. Il. d. T.. faruhur.
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ASSrAL MEETING or TUE MoZART AS-o-
ciAJIoS.--The annual meeting of the Rich
mOnd Mozart Association Was held at their
hal last nlgk1- II. w. Lubbock was called
20 the chair. and j. W. PegTara acted as
secrefsry. 4 quorum being pgeSen. the
rexoFts u thefresideni and treasurer were
presented and ordered 10 be fled.
The Association contemplate at an early
dsy iise erection OF an opera-house on the
loi where the prcsen: hall stands.
The business q the general meeting be-
ing over II was adjourned. and the Board
of Governors convened and elected Colo
mel william 4. Tanner president in place
Of II. y. Edmond. ESD, who declined re-
eieefien. r. william PelGberton was elect
"a ytos-president; samuel sInton, trea-
surrr; and ,. W. Pegra,n. secretary.
Thomas Pefts, Esq, was elected mernbrr
Of The Bosxd " Governors 10 dll vacancy.
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THE MUSICALE To-xIoHT. Not since The
days Of Pinafore has there been such rush
for tickets 10 hear our home talent as for
the musicale tonight. Several II the par
tieipnts have long withdrawn from the
platform, but owing TO tie laudable pur-
pose for which 1t is given have consented
20 be included in the cast TO aceomno-
date the crowd additional seats have been
placed In the hall.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NtAsS SACHUSETT- INSTITUTE OF
vi TECHNOLOGY BOsIOk.-Eegul-r four
-, es.rir-ss ir .gil. Mecarila a.. aLd hining tu-
,,-.e-r.ry arrh lfccrurc. ftenistry. PrY.lcs. Ma
r-,-.i FTi-flrv efe. etudenr- an ai-a 4dmitted -
r,.rfisl az special clarse-. school g aectldnlc
a - for instruction in Erg.lsh. Dr4riIr- Matte
r,rflrs. md ~norwDfa. Mex -ci.ncl year hefint
.PPFF sfEER a1 I--Z. entrance fEa.litaf ODE
II~NE i md :. -EPTFMBER ~ aud -, ~
An ROBERT u. LiCNAkls-. ,fcrtiaIy.
FRANCI- a. WALkEk, ffcaldenf.
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IKSINNs.

CRAND EXCURSION TO WASHING
" IpN NAY TTu--2 ROUND IEtP. IaaVe.
nflr 30 .i .4 t' ru. hfrl q Broad sfrtf. $50 B. d.
E..arr.rinr ln Wa.liIrron 10 . a. ~ ftla
lrlfe- Washington "a. Do u. ~. Monday er-irr. a
Richmond 20 3 o'clock IGcfiaf morn. nc. -sia.-
ttcl hours ll NaslIu tun. hooi &C. crfiiu ~. .l
f.r wll.e fersen- Information cam Ig 0tfli-.-f
lr.m RAM hl --f iIFtil ana Brad.
NNEAlAN JAG Obs. 90 Eliza itlIu. Lffrlr.-
rruf- of 1il kIN1s Iy tamc- irlNtUr snl iao ..t
5-rer-1u. lirEo-s -ll he -o'd at tisa trllr lI''a
she ticktf-aason. au 30--l.ru.I rG-lft
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\ GREAT WANT TEMPORARILY -UTPLIED
4 first-c.as. shoc-.tore west q Third street.
youths. boys. ladie,', misses.
and children, shoe. IN endless variety arr
sold lower than the lowest ever before
known. Remember Tat this ls only tenn
porary move on The I1rt cf Heller x Co..
2l3 east Broad. and dOr't de.-y 70 secure
the great tar-ainS they offer.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

The Mayor ystocs the Theatre Ordinance
An Apprepriasion fer New Firr APsaratas-
Building Permits-Election Erpenses-iri-
Psovement in the Fire-AIarm system-fhe
City RAILWAY ordinanee-Eleefrie LiEht-
The Free Bridge 80 be RePairrd-Resolu-
ffops. Ac.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

AlIAON~ Ii Tx HLb 1 La OA-
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dys1sIales. Blloas suaerers- ylctinsof Feycr and
Asue. TIE MCrcuriai-ii seased patient.
ROW THEY RECOVERED
hsalih. cbserful spirits. aud good appetite. 0ey
viii ici yoa by taking
SIMMONS IIVER REGULATOR
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaundloe.
hiu9us Attacks. SICK HEADACHE. Coiic. De-
prszsion ~ slinis. SOUR STOMACH, Heartourn
&e- Ac..
II HAS No EQUAL.
li..s gnIiyalled southern remedy IS warranted
aes = e,lii4,e siuzie psricle e NKRcCE1 on anY
'Hl'i'-s Ai-ii'fai Substance. bui is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
N tou it7i df0vsy, 1eiAhfztesi. have frequent
-s-.l4cht, mouth tastes BADLY. fosr appetite. and
atiANt ttatel lnu tGftertuE frtx1 torpid lfff,
- N.iltatnt,as- aBc nothing vii cure yod 80
str-alil anf lermaierflT A. D. take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
a,siNeu viii ssftty and the hapIaeet results .
~ i-i Gfi.ezte iufznL II takes 3bS place cf q4i-
aai. AID tliters = esfry Kind. % D. tie fhe2fest
FAfs s. -ne be,i fAmUy h7eg5islnr IN ts ~orlo.
f-rext Il f.s,itf,-r1e =. TaL. sus. tfse genuine.
20 sDn< urai.pcr with rod ~ frosrt- gIr4arcd -
-OLIyBi ALL DRUGGISTS Ap tl-e>s1t tAnSo
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To tie Citizens ~ Richmond;
Your careful attention s. directed 70
resolution adopted by the state Agricuitu-
rll society 80 IL last meeting. The farm
ers. mechanics. and merchants Of virginia
must work together for the be.t Interests
Of the state # we expect 10 prosper
r. Z. CHAEBLIss.
Proxy for Luo-nembers.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The May term oi tins
court began Yesterday. The grand jury
Charles A. Baldwin foTeman-retuIned the
following true bills OF indictment: Lee
Faudree. felony, three cases: James Chill
dress. felony. three cases: George Wash
inrton. feloniously staDbing James Monroe;
Frank Childress. horse-stealing; Michael
sullivan. resisting and as>auiting Police
man Talman: Charles Washington, steal
inc . pocket-bo0k from Mr.. 4. Rhodes
Joseph Jackson. felonious assault: Jerry
Petrlis. unlawful shooting; Mingne.d
Wicks. misdemeanor, two cases; james
FRY. nisdeneanor. TWO cases; James Fry.
misdemeanor: Robert Freeman. INSIDE
meanor: Thomas Jones, felony; Archer
Halstead, felony.
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LoGANsroET, IyD-. December J. 1880.
ra-a long iime have been a sufferer from sioul-
sr, aaa Kidney disease. My appetite was very poor
and e, rery small amount ! did eat disagreed With
.. iva. annoyed yo-v mneh from nou-rescntion
~ s-r.. tried u,any remedies with no success
..,.i r.s BrowN's IRON BITTEEs. since
,.tt.siry eomach does noi bother me any. Ny
apea,, 3. snp,y Immense Ny kidney trouble is
ssr.r.. sad uy ganeral health IS such Tia; Soal
llsanrr uaa. Afier ihe use q EEowN's IaoS
rrrrrns Gl oae month have gained twenty
,s,rls 81 veirif. O.. r.. SARGENT.
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EXCURSION GEorxns.

RTOUNT PLEASANT .EXCUReINN
VI rkNi NI~.
Thrs4 HEATTIft Z IEDi ND~ are o... Ilr
eurrrellcn-s. Thfv tlxr tefu fhor nFH ir
.aied. aud a NEN PAVILION -0x tr
.ua llluT l-...ra..flfut- bare lssn a1'4fI ...
pleasure ~ F.. Ile lfslff1Ge tla rhr rlI
a.sF pfil a..0 EXCURSION ictsff f0r 1rt 4lT .l
ussk. al frf.ns Hil stop st ttf rrru.-s. lyf rtr-
HEtHT A. CaDT
frv 2-calffa Hanover llTlfgr- hr.
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Il = = ~ AiAL In 4 IEltb
Il CARD ln iriday's State. signed q. rax-Pavlr' .
calling On NE q announce fny-aif a 4 CANIg,flt ~
fpk BOARD or ALDERMEN Tor IfkN
" AAti). RESPECTFULLY snnunnce nIyScIf a GAsIlf-
nAIb fOk BOARD OF ALDERMEN far CAV
ward sai'Jeri 70 primary election Nay "a. ani
silall reserve the riehf. should riv friend. -t -
- act independently ano q the bet 81 my irg-
ment 70 promote the Interest q ClaY Warf atd
TIE city q, isrgc.
lsi. am for aiding IN all proper wavs tie estf-,
.ion ~ sfFei-1rs ~ Nan sireet. fha, iyifa fuick
lansll o. our business ano iaborins fc0ti.. M
Uefehy adilig greatly io she taxable vaize f reli
I'd am Tor selling In lots 10 highes. ii,lser III
~ - iarh Nl1lue properly rhns adding % ,.s
tththie ss!le OF our ciy and thereby gefting from
our Wafu illaf tai-ilofse--lIHii-poH hosrit4l
90. reduction n TIE Ecnaify for u0n.rsvr1ent
'l iites iN ~ per cefi-. Fhlc + ample b irriees
iIt cig and nlNfe tia unIrsf aul - c.srifa l,sft
lies o. cur pour taN-fuger
an. tity GO large should paY cosi ~ lehflas lrr
ttfttt. WIN s-' a, non-rcsidu rs l-s-sae nlsrs
should Ne1f thtir Just nrunnrgiff. fr ltsntinx !.
streets O. protect theT properly al cnf 5. nr ~ =
consumer oi -s io he Furnished a. Gar rrudl .
lhC city.
5th. CITY should. aficr dse advertising. apsri ,g
contracts igr grading, cleaning stftgts. a. e. o.
tlc lowest lt-poii-it t.t bidder.
6fh. ln cnrs-Iuenre ~ grralir fnrrr~l .rf ---. ~
Living lle cry sip--la restore f0 an fllffrf e.1-
rinYecs fhrir ga eslarics
IN. lty should. ~ qreu as Practicable. csi4ff Il
fctrscl grades pi all Streets aud hcrerls r-srri-
sable o. ruferfT-if idors rrnnlr ftfn vrsls. Il
told laulngf- efu-fi ~ frequent n1nrc. "a sria.
ri1. ltn ODD Favor q % general iuYirIi1u fn ft--
ei-n capitalists - make Richmond their houle gr 4
Guild az all1s e inauuiac{Hrics. 20 be flae f1r I
reasonable ume frem iaKan0u.
Ec-J ecifGly,
ap aU-1t p T. gFFaFrrs-
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S01lCE--The special att ntiou of parties desiring
to tug FIRsT-CLAss REAL EsrATH ou Grace and
Franklin streets is called t0 tnc safe % be- made
Iurs DAY ty u.. see Advertisement
WiLLfAM d. LySE & Coz
iEANK ID. iIILL q Co.
fueffnrefre.
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ii w TIT II I1''' y '7I-''
say: SIMMONS LIYRE hEGrLAI0E has -ccurcd
q reputation % evCry par; of thc United stale
solely on account q iis cXtr1ordinary merits as O.
medicine for the liver. stomach. aId Ndneys."
Genuine prepared only ty !. H. ZEI1iS q a..
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. fair weather. ~arIn
southwest veering 10 cold northwest winds,
followed by rising barometer.
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nRowN's IRON BTrTEms.
ON, NY BACKi

rnsgs q comHea eSprcsien and has a World Of
loearlas. Hoe s1reh suffering Is summed up inst ?
rse Singular usas aboat IL is that pain In the
l.cs f. occssoSsea by 20 many thinEs. May be
.sasea BY s.issey Disease Liver Complaint. Con-
,smpaoa. Odd. Ebsvuassissn. Dyspepsia. over
~ort. Serpus DstHaY, Sc.
uhaievcr the oause. douE neEIeciit. Something
Is uruns and needs prompt attention. No medI-
e.se has yes iooa discovered hat viii 50 quickly
and surely cure such diseases as
BROwS's IRON BITTERs,
,ss @ soos t,iis hy commencing 81 The Ssssds;ion
sss uiikiuz ~ blood pare aad rich.
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YIoRIDA-wATxR-
ELORiDA WATER.

TOILET. BATH. AND nAsDKEEcmET.
lmh se-Th.r4ATaeni
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VEGETABLE PLANTS, wei packed,
ID re fdilosslg Fr.cte;
SWEET POTATO rLANIer zee 80 iVV' -
roaSTo PfSSTs. soc. pr lo9 or $3.50 I er
rArHAcE PI.ANT-. Sc. Fey teC. cr - pr
60o. sosErfi &. ALLARD.
TwfntitfL E1c .rankbn stresfs.
aD DSO-~a.Tu-ThkSA12Es ogoak@os-i ayenae-
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CHICK CIGARS. DC.

CHICK CIGARS. be.
FRESH >UTFgY OT SNCkED -AiEQN at N. ID.
Blair s. CO.'S. Main sireef.
SC. only Tor PICNIC CIGAR.
TrNsLEY's PEAs Tor sale very low % she trade.
". ID. BLAIR & co.. 100 east Main.
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Dc.
ROE HFRRIyCs are r-rrins scarce. ". D..
BLAIR 4 CO.. .II0e east Main street.
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NOR SALE. A AFOUR-sEArEDcE~
II FAMILY CARRIAGE. tie latest 80
'''e' ''''' 49, HFxRy NEWMAN.
a9sc- a,TafTAess IL vet Clay trcsi.
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AFTEE FORTY YEARs OF TRIAL.
pygRY pAvIs-s PAIN-KmLER STANDS
UNRIVALLED.
Ills sAFE. IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY.
IT NEVER FAILS.
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xs~TlEE CIRCULATION or THE DESPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TuE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATpOS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPRRs or THE CITY.
lFntored AZ the Post-seicc a. Richmond. va. as
accond-elass matter.
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Church Notes.

At Pine-Street Baptist church. on sun
day morning and night. the pastor. Rev. !.
b. Hut>on. preached. AZ night one was
received bv letter and one for baptism. and
one was baptized.
At Sevcnth-Street Christian church. on
sunday morning and night. Rev. J. l.. Ty-
ler preached. In the morning two were
received by letter.
Al Clay-street Methodist church Rev. r.
y. >ledd. u. D.. presiding elder. preached
in The morning and the pastor preached 90
night.
Al Park-Place Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night and re-
ccived two members hy certificate.
Al Manchester Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night and re-
ceiyed three members on profession o.
faith.
Rev. ". ". Walker. 0f Westmorehnd.
now n local preacher and chairman OF the
lay delegation 20 the General Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
preached 20 q large congregation 10 Gen.
tenaIy church on sunday night. Ills ser
mon was a finc one.
After Dr. Hoge's regular services 20 the
second Presbyterian church sunday after
noon a meeting was held ID the lecture
room for the purpose % asCcrfaining how
many person. would unite in forming o
colony for the chapel on west Grace street.
4 committee waited upon those present,
and enrolled the names q quite q number
who wished 20 encourage the new enter
prise.
CEEsTON & GERyATNR.-A thin house
eI.eied thi. performance lat night. The
music wa- Just what might have been eX-
pected II hessnich and bis weil-known
orchestra. The bal4nce 81 the Performance
was mp t0the average o. entertainments oi
the kind. barring The ~tihncs. of move
ment incidental % amateurs. The rirc-
practice was very good. and some % the
shots were equal % any that Kit Carson or
Buffalo BIZ ever made in real liie which j.
saving o good deal.
The company viii no doubt improve by
practice and would most probably have re-
ceiyed more credit elsewhere than lt did
here in their own city.
DRJNK AND DisOBDERLT.-G e,ierday AZ
. ternoon W. W. Fry, a colored man. who
F say, be came from Norfolk. was arrested
by Sergeant Hulce on Broad between sixth
and Seventh streets on q charge Oi being
drunk and disorderly. He made violent
z resistance. and 10 required the services oi
two OF three policemen 20 get him 10 the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-02

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YEsTEEDAY: 8 a. NJ, ~;
Q A. NJ. Gs: noon. 50; 3 II. NJ. 50; =.
NJ. -: midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 6s 5-6.
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hp2eeollwl

PTRRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLTH-
....
DERRY u AN ! SIS
yTGETABLE PAIN-k1LLER,
A NEvFR-FAMING CURE FOR BURNS
sCAID,- BRUISES. CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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Picnic CIGARS Be.


are atfaiuah,e ~ RE regular u-e q CoLDEN's
LIEnIG's LIQUID ExTRACr ~ BErT AND TONIC
Igv1G0nA1oR. ln pint hoties. 4sk f9r C1idei's-
take lo otter. ~ druggist generally.
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TUILDREN's CARRIAGES.
u rs.,-,,
/ have iusf rerCiyei i1e LARs,tsl Nd i-AND-
S0NF-r Nnc ri gAREla6E- ln - ciig' ana
.8vsa al la want o. give ns rsu htifFe arr iise-
Ius a. en- citsr fareiirn-. in -. =, go. ifi,r'-
-. - - =. = ei7 isoet slrtst
C,uU DREN-S CARRIAGES, CAR
l. qraGFS gfERsAht--ArriFed us f-I,
-. ,.-ye -. n - WHITNEY CBiLDRKN's
FeFpfAaF~ fiftef fn0Ia t.c fzrtarf. faa11fxr-
,rre-d m JOIN DOB. NQi al ana 7l5 Mia
.tree,- 81 wholesale and retail.
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EsR;Zf.sk kIIsG.
SINNER RESORTS.

XlTARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w Vk-AHE soN OFEs And READY 10
pFCFTvF VISITORS. Ettfr riDllFf PAM Ftiets %
- rad ~ Purcsi. I.add Ca. Polk Hiiisr. f1i
Ioau Bisir druggists. Nlrhlond. or a the pre-
rrif.ar Iis I. tile mod del ighiful Wsfm siif 80
krtb .fsritsrati.rc. 3 : gegrr,~i ia ne world
an 3e-8m JotfS L.EJBAEN.
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RTTRIGERATORs.

DEFRIGERATORs. REFRIGERA-
II TORS
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SC. only fora Prc-NIc CIGAR.
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LmY BELLE CIGAE, Be-.
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Mr.. Lubbock, from the special commit
tee appointed 10 inquire into the praeiica-
biliy of using the old pHmp-w0rks for the
purpose of manufacturing the electric
light, submitted a report, from which il
Sppsars ikat IL fhe city owned the ma-
casnes and Manufactured the h. .'hf il would
cost one third more than gas. and II the
lighfiIg Of the streets was fara1ed out
10 anotSer corporation Il would est tao
aud hal. times more than gas. The cost
oi altering the machinery nj the punsp-
house would be about $50, ,eoe. The com
miitee also suggested that the Committee
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CONsCIoTs OF Duty FAITHFrLLY

u performed. respectfully aunggncc mys.lf
candidate icr re-e' ecIOu o. the ollce 81
uIBIf-c CONSTABLE.
and eoNcit fle support af ny feii0v-cli. rfus a.
u.e pr mary eectiou, Ahy Il. l--2.
80 25-fMTll - IfOI ITTNgER
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Mr.. Campbell presented 4 communica-
ton from G. {. McRae. Esq, president Of
the James-Riyer Bridge Company. in rela-
ton 10 the action Of the Bridge Commits
sioners looking 10 the closing q the bridge
on the 10th instant, which was received.
Mr.. Ellyson thereupon offered the follow
ing:
Resolved (the Board Of Aldermen con-
curringj. That g, $50 be, and the same il
hereby, appropriated for the repair Of the
Jsmes-Rlyer bridge, and that the former
resolution appropriating money for simi-
lar purpose be repealed.
Mr.. Eilyson stated that the City Council
had always been willing 70 do whatever
was necessary 70 keep the bridge in repair,
and II Manchester would not or could not
contribute her share 81 the expense he was
sure the present Council would he found
willing 20 contribute the whole amount. II
that was necessary 10 keep the bridge open.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-23
An English Array story.

Our commanding officer. Col, Free
man retired now these seven years
was gentleman of very limited knowl'
edge as regards regimental manoeuvers,
aud as the Onety-oneth had been sta
toned at N for more than year,
and was apparently forgotten by the
authorities, he had no inducement 10
extend his acquaintance. Thus, from
long practice, we would go through his
half dozen movements with precision
and readiness that might have been en-
We'd by the smartest corps in the SER
vice. But there we stopped. Beyond
those we knew nothing. You can ina
CINE, then, our CONSERVATION when we
heard that the officer commanding the
district-Lord Pufferoo-was coming
officially inspect us. Freeman, was at
first overcome by the news but after a
time we could see upon his face look
of stern resolve. He had evidently made
up his mind TO do something desperate.
The fatal day came at last, as did also
Gen. Lore Pufferoo, ATTENDED by a
brilliant staff, as the newspapers say.
We were duly paraded and inspected,
and put through the same old manoeu-
vers we had performed every day for
the last twelve months. We deployed
and marched. and marched and de-
ploYed, and then hogan all over again,
till at last the General showed evident,
signs of impatience. And then, when
an aide-de-camp came galloping up to
Freeman, we knew our fate was sealed.
''Col Freeman, said the aid de-camp,
suavely, ''his lordship wishes me to ex-
press his satisfaction with the move
ments so far; nothing could have been
done better. At the same time he
would suggest that something fresh
might be gone through with advantage.
He has scarely, as yet had an opportu-
nity to Judge of your regiments capa-
bilities." ''Tell his lordship," said the
old Colonel, hoarsely, "that he shall be
obeyed." We all wandered what was
coming next. Judge of our astonish-
nent, when, after getting us into line
facing the staff, he rode behind us and
called out: "Battalion-with ball car
fridge. load! Ready! pre-" Before
he could get out Present. the General
and his staff had turned tail and were
flying over the field to get out of the
range! Lord Pufferoo was back to his
headquarters at once, and next week
came an intimation to the Colonel that
his resignation would be acceptable.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-23

Forty thousand dollars worth of chew
ing gum is gathered in the State of
Maine every year. In Oxford county is
a man who makes il his business to col
lect spruce gun. Every year he buys
from seven to nine tons. The gum is
found chiefly III the region about Um-
bagog Lake and about the Rangely
lakes. A number of men do nothing else
in the winter season except to collect
gum. With snowshoes, axe, and She
boygan, on which is packed the gum,
they spend days and nights in the woods.
The clear, pure Jumps of gum sold are
in their native state, the best bringing
one dollar pound. Gum not immedi-
ately merchantable is refined by pecu-
liar process. Sieve-ike boxes are COW
cred with spruce boughs, on which is
placed the gum. Steam is introduced
underneath. The gum is melted, is
strained by the boughs, and then passes
into warm water, where it is kept from
hardening until the packer takes it out,
draws it into sticks, and wraps it in It's
sue paper, when it is ready for market.
The gum then meets with ready sale.
There is not village, town or city i'll
Maine where it is not in demand. One
dealer last year sold fourteen hundred
dollars worth. In the large mill cities
gum has q free sale. In Biddeford,
Lewiston, Uawrer ce, and Lowell, the
factory girls consume large quantities.
1t is said that in the lumber camps gum
is used as means of extending hospi-
tality. After meal time the host fills his
own black, clay pipe, and hands it to his
guests. Later, clear Jumps of spruce
gum are placed before the visitor, and
he is asked to take chew. Maine pro-
duces forty thousand dollars worth OF
gum in year, some of which finds its
way to this market, from which it is
distributed to the various outlying
factory villages, where, as stated before,
it is in good demand. Spruce gum is
adulterated, and those who adulterate
take the trouble to fashion the pieces oi
gum to appear like those taken in pure
state from the trees. The ingredient Of
adulteration is supposed to be the gum
of the pine tree,