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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
nESFIT STORE.

MESFIT STORE.
Spring SUITS
AT THE
MsFIT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET.
81, 81, 81,
for An-wool Cashmere Suit, guaranteed to be
worth .12.
for Pure Indigo-Blue Flannel Suit. guaranteed 20
\ be worth s14.
# 1925. 1925, 1925,
for Black Cheviot Suit, guaranteed to be
worth sl5.
s1o.5O, $1,000, s1o.50,
for Imported Cheylot Suits, choice from fourteen
patterns, guaranteed to be
worth as.
sl3, s13, s13.
for English worsted suits, worth .25.
s1650. $3.50, sl6.5c
for Choice Dress Suits In Melton Cloths, Cassi-
meres, and Worsted ANY Of
these suits are well
worth $50.
OUR LOW PRICES
ARE
HELPING Us TO FAME.
MISFIT STORE,
nv 2-3t 9l2 Main street.
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WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT
wv PRICE.

REMARKABLE CURES EFFECrED at the
AMERICAN HOTEL. IL % Main street, Room =,
adjoining lades' parlor. Cau and scc Tor yourself.
No testimony so stroug As your own experience.
R-1tE
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GUNNER BOARD

In the most picturesque mountains Of Southwest
Virginia. "a an elevation OF $500 feet above tide
wafer A,.lrc-s }. u. ALEXANDER,
Newbern, Pulaski county, Va.
an 27-2taxSSwt
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TN THE SPRING REMEMBER YOU
i need "A course of DIR. .. PHELPS BROWNS
% give new lease OF lite.
TAKE also one of his RESONArlNG PILLS 10
cmulge The liver and remove old deposits. IL pays.
druggists. send postal for original eicganty-nius-
tralcd Almanac, II Grand street, jersey Sfiy'
" j. my y w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
MILITARY NOTICES.

THE FIRST ANNUAL RE- A.I<
PEGRAM BATTALION HssoeIATIoNbNSRS
win take place at the Old Itrnp-IIouss 4tz-D
THURSDAY. May 3. ss3. An members Of the
Battalion are cordially invited and will assemble
at the corner of Tenth and Main streets At 10
o'clock A. VI. sharp. where conveyances viii bo
ready to take them out nay l-3t
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SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

by employing only the best and most expe'
r4enced cutters; by employing only the mos!
skilled operators; by using only the most improved
seam machinery In our factory, safely assei
that facilities for manufacturing promptly tl:e
FINEST AND BEST
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
are not excelled by any satisfactory in this
country.
WE GUARANTEE THE GOODS, WE GUAR
SSTEE FIT, OF EVERY GARMENT THAT
GOES FROM OUR FACTORY.
II. T. MILLER 4 CO.,
coHsEE sIsrB AND MAIN STREETS,
~ Zap pl2-Th,su&TutJe2ol
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MATTINGS,
CURTAINS.
CRorKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.

900 EAST BROAD STREET. 3O3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENswARE.
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Decentralization.

Sait iIinst es unsIaubtuirbis uno 1T
bod cine Ibatiads. oaB man Elm 9utenS
2ocomotipen beoi,rfte, um oas @ewi9t
@laspsrlen su transportiren, ipel9e oas
idbns @eidIe4t aaiaprIi4 sum S4muds
benDtbist.
Die Jran3olsn, ober ri4tiger seiast bic
6ranSbiinneL perbrauben Die srDbte
luantitdt blsleS 2urussssenifanbes. Sbs
men am nddEten iteten Die Spanierinnen
beiber 5smilpbarsn tpdbreno bic Deuts
ldsn i'm Werbaltnib AMI ipeniSiten YsrIsn
peripenDen unp piss berart motipiren, paH
lie bsbaLpten, ie eoler Der Ulenibenidlas,
iei, nelto ssrinSeren Wertb lese er aui ioIs
den 0lastano. 9iah cieIer Anihauuna
beipeilen bic Mmerifaner, ipel1sr NliIb'
linssraee Iie sun, srOben Ibeils angelo.
rem, oenn iie tauItn rei&li9 sben 10 uiel
a3erlsn ais 5panier nno Jrcnsclsn. Gi'
5nsl&nsss inipsrtistsn tn Sabse 1871
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M Mo0e.

SpbaIb Der erIte S6nee 9dber unb
Baume oeft, tritt Die MintertoiIette nit
al ibren 9teubeiten in ibr Re9t; IDbaIO
bic eriten 5ai4insSi6tpaIben in sorm bon
serli6 gefaIteten Ginlabunsen su 8Gaen,
Spireen &C. auSfliesen, Itubiren Die Wiiits
fer beiratbsfdbiser T6hter bic Serie Der
in ben NtoceiaIonS ausseiteIlten 6eieus
i6aftStIpiIetten; man iinnt iberIest,
bic Giuen, ipie iie obne erpBeH SOitenauf.
tpano aus pDridbrissn Roben neue bets
iteHen, bic 9lnoeren, tpie iie, Die ben auSz
eeitellten WiDbellen 3u @runbe Iieeenbe
ssSoee beniibenb, ,SenlationSsS SoiIetten CONS
biniren fDnnen, bic ibnen i'm 6Ianse Der
SaIliaIe nsue GrfoIse ii6ern iolsn. SoI9
cine mooerne 8eielibaft5sGoiIette 1T in
Der Ibat Elm &unitiperf. Ntan besniist
ii1 beute nidt tpie ebeoem, einen StDff
uno cine beittmmte 8eIasart su perarbeis
ten; baio nriibt man Brocat nit 2ttIa8
nnb 8elpurs, baIb EullesS Sauiton nit Sas
tin unD 8erlenitidereL 8ase Donna Uaa=
rio nit SSonb=; Sttpmane=,ino Hococotofs
fen - Crepe de Chine nit sSebereB Be-
lu9e ober gar aSel1 uno su oielen peri9ies
benartigen Stpifen tperben bic berihieeens
ortislten Beiabe pertrenbet, baIo SSeber=
bIumen Seper.AppIicatipns auf e6ten
Spiben, Yerlenfranlen solos uno iiIbers
ibiaernos Stidereien, 8riqants Smitatios
men, unb 10 perldieoeuartig bic GciIette
TN Gin3eInen lit, iol iie bod i'm @an3en
sinen barmonii1en Ginbrud MAIDEN, tuie
aus einem GuB seiertiat erideinen. DaS
lit ni4t Iei6t unp tpenn iiinelt Der o6is
garD" bon ben ,,celebres conturieres
ipra@, benen bic fran3bliibe Wooe ibren
gBeltruf perbanfe, 10 lit oas feline Su bobs
seSriffene 8esei4nuns; bic moDernen,
NIT fiinitIerii6em 8efbmad sefsrtisten
&lsioer bebiuseu aud funltfertigs Saabs,
5arben. unp sSormeniinn, ia ipeitsrbin
Gar oft 0ertiefrlns in biitorii1e Stubien.
- Die Irabten Der Jtococos uno Jles
naifanceseit leben tpieoer auf; nGb|t cies
fen itebt Eman altbeutlde Goltume, ipas
niide Irahten, Goiffuren unb Siite in be-
neSianiibem Gel4mad es i9eint, aIs
pb bic 0iooe ntbt unbeoeutenbe MnIeben
BET Der 5iitorie MAIDEN ipoQte uno eben
bieie AnIeben 3u realijiren, beoarf man
nibt setpDbnli&er GRANDDAUGHTER, lonberu
seihifter 6aiieure. Dian iiebt BiIber al.
,,sr Idngit persaneenen 3eit ltatt Der iilnas
ften pnriler Wtobefupfer ais Utobeae bic.
,en; eeipanote 3eibner nebmen in ben
wiuieen Sti,sen aut Die bann ni1t ettpa
in ben SaIon zines aunftfveunbes, ion.
bern in bic er0beren Mobeialons tpanbsrn;
nniers Wooeoamen tpollen beute ais Ras
tbarina Gornaro, ala Warquiie Ppmpa.
bpur, m0reen ais @retden, Wiaria Stuart,
Dber gar Charlotte gorDap eridsinen.
L'histoire c'est la mode.
Die reuen Goftiime baben gar Oft einen
tbaataiiii&en sautsrHaftsn gsi> bod iins
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Gaa,e Nunlnter 500.

WirfIanfeit, um bic Ginssborenen gins
itig 5u ItimmeL ais Der sldnSenolte Sils
bersulben. Gang segen ale natursentdBe
Goransiebung lieben oieie GinDer Der
WiIoniB aber tidt etra srelle, fhreienoe,
elieernbe 5arben ioHbern n,ir tpirfIif ses
i1mafpplle Berlen.
Die 8e3abluns Der 5abrifsarbeitsr it,
tDie lhon eriDdbnt, cine dnBerit 9eringe ;
bic SraiIen peroienen niht mebr nenn eis
nen baIben 5ranf i'm Ease.
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Der aIte 9ausfreuub.

@as iol has lanse Drebn unb 3ieren3 Z
Gan; obne rnllhtpeif rsb' icb BIER
AlS rsipsftatleS Gtubennsa6nen
Sum bedSebcrnen Gapalisr.
6eItfreuOe latt burd, ale @aiIsn,
ytnn fras' id tDas beiheert man n ir7
Mas fGenft Der ,nuntrsn Rarplins
Der pcAseborue 1apaIisr2
Gin @cIoItiif rclIt ina fpeine Sdnbtjei, ~
Or ieui;t: ggos ipa bies Sdsteln mtr4
Gtnlt ipar ih jung, unb olitb bslu 2eY5e.
Jh boHgeborlttr HauaIisr.
Gir' I'd, ipie einit - fiiilEbunbert aiii5e.
Du hcIoer S1slut beideerf ib Dir. 80.
Sett bin in olt unb absetnlslt,
S4 9odssbcrner RaDaIisr.
Sett bin ID ait unb grans1tyfrtl3en ~
Ano trtt sli1 Gfst {tet' ii fisx.
Tpbr iuDN unD efiif b<il &etf0 cGl,rn11k11u
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-14

. Gdmmruna, ibauria iiiBe Stunoe,
Ste Taa i,no Na6t gIeib milo peri4bnt.
Sn Der, tpie ferner 9eiiter Suftoe,
9as Munberborn. Grinnrnns tout. -
Bis Iieb' i6 bid, ipenn brauBsn braniens
Calrdb's fpelte 2aub Der Serbitinino aepts
llnb siIm Ramin berlieoeriduisno
Die Sunten aus Der glIde tcebt!
Die GHatten friibrer Tase Scbweben
Damn I'M mid ter, aufS Neu befrett,
I'm fill ben Sorbnna aufSIhebeH -
Den b,intIen, Der 8ereanSenbeit.
SD feb @robmutfers stab9en tpieSsr,
Ste iist unb 1ptnnt in grauem 2aar,
llnb bIift au tbren SiiBen nieber,
Dprt Iauibt ibr tIetles @ufeIpaar.
Durt Iauibt, bon Gncd6t in ben Ulienen,
Gtn 3naB un6 Tdb1en trautseielIt,
Den Ndrcber,, bic @roBnl,ltter ibnen
Grtdbt aus eraner SabeItpeIt.
Das Gpinnrab Iunrnt, fcnft bort man reseH
SID ni6t8, 10 lang bic Alte ipribt,
Sie 8anoIbr niir NIT bunIpfeH S9laeeH
Die tiefe SttIIe tlrterbridt.
,,Gs par stnnaI," besiuut bas Rdrdeu
Grpkuutter jebt IN leiiem Lon,
kDe fauidt snt3iidt bas Rinberpdr4eu, -
,Gs mar sinmaI etI RDnissiobn." ---
Es tpar stnmaI! fras fIinet 70 banee
Detr bert' bies Mort i'm OGmneritrabl?,
ll1 GIat nnh 2inSbeit tparD au5 lanse :
Bum NGr1en mir: Gs mar etnmall
@rpsmuiter i6Laft, mo BET GpprefieH
Dss atr6bofS Srieben fte umsiebt;
Die SHtpeiter bat ala Neib bereeiien,
gDis iie ben Brrber eirit eeIisbt.
limb tpie nieI nod, bic nit mir tpauten,
limb bte i9 etpts sIaubte mem,
CAB fritb t6 iterben unb ertalten,
Bis i1 DerIaiien ilnb aIIein.
Sic aIIe nab'n TN 9dmmsrsuge
&Geidb, ihnttenbaft unb obne SabI, :
limb fliifteru TN 9prlberfiuge
aar bDrbGr riur: .@s mar eiumaIl"
q Ga1RInrunss fd9allrig iii6e &t,gn6s,
Die Gag uro 9adt aleih Nib rerf66nt,
sSu Der, tpie ferner Setter RiIJ,oe, ]
Sas BunCerbprn Grinnruns toni.
2aS 6eren S6atteH mid ltuihtpebsH,
Die meine atnbbett frob be9riist,
9is einit, erbIafeno, aud mein 2eben
Ssn S9atten glei6 in gsa9t serfIiebt.
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6inprii6.

Oas Spiel, baS anbertpdrtS ,ger,
ftefen" pber ,geritedsns" ssnannt tpiro,
beiBt in Der gSetteruu ySerltedeI1es,"
unp mas fur ben Su6enOen perltedt ipers
zen ipa, Oas ,peritedelt" man. Sa bate
nun Elm gSetterau'ider Bfarrer an einen
Gage brei iterb!ide SiilIen sur eipigen
9tube besleitet. = Se8 9lbenbs Bel einem
@Iaie Bein iiseno, iaste ct tief Atben,
bpIeno sa einem Sreunoe yNO, Sreiaba
DE, ba babce mer Damn heit' ipiSoer enlcI
prsi Maun peritedelt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-14
Ri DIT ct m6sIi@!
~ .er

Ssrr 2sbrsr Sic ipsr6sn entidulbisen,
SaB i6 meme Warie beute pDn Der S1uIe
3u 9auie bebaIts, neil meins 5rau in Die
sBo4eu setolnnien lit. 5oate es bieie
QSo1e nod einmaL pDrfomn,en 10 bite
i4 I'M 8oraus I'm Gntl4uIeisuns.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-14
Maanigfalttges.
Der fro m me Wunid.

Bfarrer: Jlun WleperIs, bat Gr
bic @eidi1te pom rerlorenen Scbne, bic
id ibm BEL n,einem Iebten geiude gu isis
nsr Grbauuns unS gslebrunS su itubiren
anrieth, selelen2
3u1tbausIer MeperIe: SreiIe
tppbl; Serr Yfarrer.
.Yfarrer: Stunt uno mas bat er ii9
oenn babel geoa6t2
3u6tbauSIer MeperIs: S
bab' balt bad)t,. BET Dem 8aIb8brate, no
er BET ieiner anfunft 5 5auS frisst bat,
bel benz bdtt au naittbua rt6se.
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spnberbare elite.

|SpWDet pHTe SItte. Sn Gn9s
lamb muBte Dor 3eiten elmer Der 2or6s
ben &Duise aaidbrIi6 an einem beltin,ms
ten Tase in feierIid,em 2Iufsuse uno
3lrar auf etuen Ssutpaseu cine 2er6e
aLS gInbdneIi9teitssGribu 'Sarbrinsen.
Bober piele eiSentbimliIs SuIbieung
ltaulnt, lit Inbefannt gebIieben.
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@rp 8 beraia.

Game: ,,G5 1T mir lstO, baB i'd sur
2inoeruns Sbrer Sage nidts tbun fam;
aber beten Sic re4t innisltd gum beiIi-
gen Spiepb, baB er mid oaS sroBs 2oos
getpinnen ldBt pann bstommsn Sic au9
Gttpas {"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-14

Gin fpniernattper SiinsIing.
Gin WobnunsSiu6enber CinSem er bpr
benz 9austpirtb ben 9ut isbr artis lii5s
teD: gl6, entiduIDisen Sic, 1T bic Woh.
nuns i'm stpeiten StOd gu psrmietben?
Der BIrtb: See, Iieber Serr, is MID.
Dent Dtietber bon bort pben fiiubiis id
MID. - Oet 2ofaI beipobnt en- iunser
RsHi& i4on iber fiinfSis Sabre
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Dur4 eians erfabruna.

- N " " HE VI ~ FNH 8.
Ioater: glber bite, Iiebe Utama,
LAB mid bod gum BAL seben Du biIt
bod, als Du jung MART, aud seeansen.
Wtutter: Sa, aber i'd iebe jest Elm,
SaB es cine redte Tborbeit 1T, su tansen.
To&ter: Mh, Wana, i1 mbhte
bod AUDI nur Die IbOrbsit eiaieben
Ierueu.
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Cincinnati, sonntas, aea IA. Sannar 1883.

fi6 - unb mare fie aud nod 40 unl16n
unb aIbern, ipie beiipieIsip2iie bic IN
sSorm Der StirnI0d1en auftretsnee Traht
~, iiberaa Sreunoinnen ;u !uerbeu. g8ie
iie bies ma9t? - VOLTA son secret.
Sba Harber.
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AItbeIIenii9e S4naSas
bIpfeI.

NeiI mir Der &rdser bier
Dob 81 perfio Is,
Sci er fir Did beitimnt,
@pndtonitis
@ie Der Iin,cleon
2appis 'uno labfn Is /!
8e1ts 'erum, liilts 'erars
Saanselt bic GbIau,ps.
gb i1 I'M 2ebe mehr
% Bdrbsl bonn 6dlos fiS{,
Sai' id benz 2iinpebins
@0r bic probcstis.
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3abrgang 1S. - &O. IA.
Ddmmterfu

qrsissetrDntes @ebi4t bon 6iintber Waaing.
Rptts: Pectus est, quod disertos faeit.
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Dit : v@tillidjt 4latter, !"
,as scnntaesblatt ses Gincianat gcIssbIatts nS ba
iutrbaIunss saettirs seiibmet unb ssi6nsn b Bmpt.
d8Ii2 Sur& bie Sref&isit ber barin bsrSfsntIiatsn
GrsdbLuuasn aus.
BeftIi&e 8atter uns m04snsIatt an cine aSrtfe 50
ser gaPr.
Prsts $500 Der Satr pOstSirei. sla& currpa $3.50
per Sabr, pprtpfrei.
onselnt shin,mern: nnf csts. tpcfur sas Btatt ben
NdsttIdea abcinsntsn bur bic Srdsu tns 6aus sttiss
iert ssirb.
@stbisnSunsen tSnnen rer rwiOnep Drbsr" cher rsss
hrirtsn Hrisf auf anss DiiitD stma6t iusghen.
DIE CINCINNATI TulgSDLAT! gtNs sAsNlg
BOX 1A14,
Cincinnati. Shic.
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PLUSH GARMENTS. CHILDREN'S CLOAKs, SUITS,
HAyELOCKS and NEWMARKETs,

416 SEVENTH STREET.
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Travellers Guide

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.-Trains leave f. & p sta
ZION. 9th and sts NV, as follows: For New York,
Philadelphia and the East-AM., 500 (ex1, $50
Omitted ex.l, 1O40 tex.) PM, 1:sO (ex.), 4:4O
40 eek, $50 tex, 1920 tex.l For Boston. daily,
without change OF cars, 100 PM teX.); on sunday
40 PM. {ex9 For Pittsburg and the West, daily,
A. NJ. $50 Chicago nmited): $50 fast llne) p M
7:3O tex), $50 (ex.) For Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, etc.-P. NJ, daily except Saturday, $50
(ex) For Baltimore-A.M., $40, 500. 830 $50 10: 40:
PM 1:3O, 3:s5, 4aO, 44O &C., 7:3O $50 and 1920 on
and 1920 For Elmira and Lockhayen, daily, except
Sunday, AM, $50 (eX.) For Richmond and the
SOuth-A.M. $50, HOO daily; PM 500 daily ex-
cept Sunday. For Annapolis and POpe's Greek line
AM, GAO; PM. 40 except Sunday. For Aleyan-
dr1aA. NJ $50, 7O, 9aO, 11:0O. $780, NJ 20O 4:3O.
500, 60, 500 and 1l3O. On Sunday-AM, $50, 9:aO
HOO; PM, 500
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAnRoAp-Tratns leave
the station, corner OF n. j. ave. and st. as fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A NJ, $40 ex.) p. NJ, 300 (ex.,, $40 (exl
On Sunday p. NJ, 800 (ex1 $40 (eX.) For Chicago
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville-A NJ, Sos
ex-), 1918 {ex.l p. NJ, 1910 (ex) For Pittsburg
Cleveland and Detrolt-A. NJ, $40 tex) p M,6M
geX) daily. For Baltimore on week days-A NJ.
1910. go ass, 800, $3.50, 400, 4:4O, $40, roo
8:10 1000, $40, 1890 For Baltimore on SUNDAYS
A. NJ, 6::s0, 7:45, 900, 1906 PM, 1:S. 2:3h 3sO
440, $40, zoo, $40, $40 For Annapolis-A MI. GAO
1910. T. NJ, 4:40 On Sunday-9:O0 A. NJ, 40 r. All
For way stations between Washington and Balti-
mora. NJ, 6:40 9:OO P. NJ, 1910. $50, 4:4O, ZOO
1890 For stations on Metropolitan Branch-A. M
For Staunton-6:30 A. n. daily except Sunday. For
Frederfck-&30, 1918 A. NJ. and 4.45 p A. daily ex-
ecpt Sunday. For HagerStOwn-l0l5 A ~ daily
except Sunday, 5:45 r n. daily.
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Tilden,s Phyxicsl Condition.

A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN SANS HK Is FED WITH
SroON LIKE A BABY AND Does NOT PRETEND M
ATTEND TO BUSINESS.
"Do you want to know Tfldens true physical con-
ditfon as determined by actual observation asked
a democratic Congressman Of a STAR reporter to-
day. This Congressman holds, and has held for
several years, place OF authority and response
ollity In the management OF the democratic party.
In the discharge OF his duties to the party he has
mad occasion to visit Tlden several times and one
OF these visits was paid not very long ago. Knowing
that he could give some truthful Information as TO
now Iuden appears. the reporter replied that he
would oe listened TO with interest
wen, then, III tell you,r continued the NJ c.,
tnat lllden Is as near dead as man can be to en-
tue MN 70 Keep out OF the grave. He is fed with
spoon IKE helpless baby, and he does not pre-
tehu 10 attend TO any business. He refers every
oody 10 nus man OF business, Andy Green. II money
Is ASKED LOT politics. charity or religion the matter
goes 10 Green 1 don't believe that Tilden takes
any interest In politics, or cares anything about
pollIlcS; out there Is crew who depend
OUT I1iden they would be nothing. They
do all that is possible to keep alive the Tflden in
nuence, and the old man simply permits them 10
make capital out OF his name because he is too in
olHerent TO care anything about 1t. He may be In
better physical condition now than when | saw
nun last, few months ago; but at that time L
dldnt believe he had life enough I'm him to last
nun until now. 1 believe" added the Congress
man, THAT when Ttlden dies some men of the
democratic party will still be inundated by the
fear or his ChOStr
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ED.

RIDDLE November II, 1Ssa nj 90 n IN M-s
i,OiHiA l. RIDDLE, wife of Randall y Bildle agld
sixty four Years
ri literal Viii take place from her late residence corner
lirC ana streets northwest 10 lNen.S.iay)
at O'clock T. Fri ns and relatives of the family
are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
FLANlN Mrs: MARY FIANIN q Parted this life NJ
hait-laSt o'clo THIS morning. November II IASa
the eighty It'll year Of her age "
hrr FUNERAL VIII taxi" place onHelneslay the 18th
al 3olock p m from her late residence No IS Jack
son alley northeast
GEkNH ARDT. On the morning of November 18th
1858 at Ill O'clock. GEORGE GERNHARDT i'm the
slAty-hfth year Of his axe - ~
:lfral VIII TAX. place from his late residence 1917
I"iltn STREET northwest. at O'Clock
Nosenter 18th The rlstiyes aud friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend -.
SfEWA..T On Saturday. November 10 lSS3 at
Shht ILL., OF typhoid fever WILLIE H the beloysi
son OF Mhfgart aad the late John Stewart Of M l,p7
Ninth street northwest the twenty rst year Of his
age. ~ $500 "a q. A'
TABLER. On November H. 1883 at 5o'sloek a mn
JAGoB IABlER. SR iii his sixty first year
HIS funeral VIII take place from his lat residence No
20 thirteenth street southwest. Tomorrow twednes-
day morning at oelock Friends and r.i,ty,s 90
The family are invited to attend
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Inc report OF the president, Mr. James L. Fitch.
states that the amount Of appropriation asked for
is: For salaries, $685. and subsistence and sup
plies, se1 $50. The treaSurers report shows that
the amount received from all sources was Si $40
ana the amount diSbuTSed $44,elS.Sa
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelGgranS to The Star.
Mayor Harrison Indignant.

BE REPLIES TO ASPERsIONs UPON HIS CHARACTER
LIVELY SCENE IN THE CHICAGO COMMON COuN-
Gil.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-During late session OF the
common council last night the charge was made by
various aldermen that the mayor and the control
Ter mad made an attempt to collect the $4,000
VINO nao Deen assessed against the expost-
Soh company for Its occupancy OF the lake front.
several or the speakers lnttmated that Mayor
harrison mad been party to various diScreditable
measures contrary to the best interests of the CITY,
inc mayor, who was In the chair finally said
''EnotlSh or these attacks on the controller and
myself 1t Is well known that we have tried to col
lect this money and could not. 1 told Alderman
Colvin So"
1cally.
9! did, and you know it." rejoired the mayor
y on are only trying TO get your hands In their
pockets, he said to Alderman COlvn In conclusion:
YOURS have been there already" replied Alder
man Colv1n. The mayor made no direct reply to
THIS assault, but went on to declare that the failure
to collect the fund In question was owing directly
10 the lnact1on of the council AS the mayor left
the cniir he broke out to knot OF aldermen:
II give you all warming that will after this en-
Iorce the rules to the very letter leave the chair
Ior good have had enough Of these constant
IlngS ana lnS1nua1OnS at me " lille In the chair and
wont stand 1t any longer. Some id fool Is
always breaking in and Insulting Inc and l have
had enough of it."
The mayor then walked away and locked himself
into his private Office.
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Pennsylyania's Lens.Wintsed Legisla-
fEfe.

RESOLUTION FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT DECEMBER 5.
HARRISBURG. PA. Nov. 13.-The democratic MEM
beIs OF the house and senate met in caucus to-day
TO devise means by which apportionment bills
should be passed and the final adjournment day
liked upon. After general discussion of the SUBJ
1ect, resolution was adopted that the legislature
adjourn sine die on December 5th. In the meantime
Efforts will be made to have apportOnment bills
passed based on the vote OF last Tuesday. and con-
ference committees We're appointed to meet similar
committees OF the republicans with that object in
view. In the house the resolution for adjournment
on. December 5th was offered by MIR. Zeigler and
adopted by vote OF l41 to II.
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The President and Malone.

republican who called upon President Arthur
within the past few days, with regard to an ap-
pointment in which he was interested, told STAR
reporter that the conversation included the viz
ginta election. ''The President" said The STAR
informant, attributed the democratic victory to
the Danville affair.""
.'Will he stick to Mahone?" asked the reporter.
eyes think he will, }" was the reply. 'sWhile he
didn't say he would, l inferred from his remarks
that he means to sustain Malone, though he has
abandoned all hope OF republican success next year
In any OF the southern states. He said that much.
R as 70 a me ~ ss nave 20 stand Sy him
will now cast of all disguise and go into the repub-
ucan party"
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Warauding Canadian Half Breeds
CaDtnre6.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 13.-Col Whistler, COM
manding at Fort Buford. OAK, has reported to de-
partment headquarters that Lieut.. Bell, OF the 9TH
Canadian half-breeds near White Earth, and
had brought into Fort Buford the entire
band and outfit, including forty-six po-
MES, carts, tents and other property. The
party was composed of IL men, 10 women and IS
children. Col. Whistler further reported that II
they were sent across the line without tranSpOrta-
ton he feared the women and children would die
OF exposure and starvation. Cen Terry directed
that they be sent at once to the British possession
and be permitted TO retain such property as would
prevent actual hardship and Suffering.
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Eight Men Believed to Have Been
Drowned.

NEW LONDON, CONN, Nov. 13-The tug c. 3
Sanford arrived here last night with the barge Hat
teras. The Sanford left New York with the bargeS
Ida Osprey, Dunderberg and HatteraS. coal laden,
Tor Providence, Fail River and Somerset. When
midway between COrnfeld and Falkland Island
first and second bargeS parted and the Ida osprey
and Dunderberg disappeared, and it is believed
that they and the eight men on board are lost
The bt1geS We're owned by Haddock a. Steele, Of
New York. The tug Sanford started for the scene
of the disaster this morning