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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

THE CLERKsHlP ELECTION AGAIN-TIIE CIR
CUT -PERSONAL-CATTLE SALES
COLD WEATHER, ETC.
Correspondence of the Richmond Disuatch.I
MAY Is, 1883.
notwithstanding the apparent muddle
i'm which the election for clerk on next
Thursday seemed 70 be involved, the sheriff
has posted notices at the different precincts
that q poll will be held for this election.
There will doubtless be several candidates
for the position. learn now that the Ma
honetcs will bring out full ticket.
The Circuit Court is still in session. 4
charge Of SANDER brought by Mrs. J. F.
Marshall against Jefferson Wood will pro-
badly occupy the court some days. y
large number OF witnesses has been sum-
mOued.
4 curiosity was shown here yesterday.
1t was the head OF 4 squirrel which had
been shot by Mr.. Hugh Miller some days
ago. One OF the lower teeth Of the little
animal had been misplaced, 10y shot Irc-
baby, and, having uninterrupted play,
had grown to the length Of one and half
inches, curving over towards the right eye,
which it would probably have reached and
closed in short time. The head was
stuffed and mounted.
Auditor Allen and At,orney-Gcneral
Blair were here this week, being connected
in some way with a suit against the trea-
surer to compel him TO t0ke coupons for
taxes. The case has been set for next
| Tuesday.
! Mr.. j. NJ. Smith, whose serious, sudden
illness was recently referred TO, stlll lies in
critical condition, and his friends enter
tain very little hope Of his recovery.
Yesterday was the regular monthly cat
tie. sales day. This enterprise has assumed
considerable proportions. 1t draws to-
gother a great many men who buy or sell,
and buyers OF stock from Il distance are
nearly always present. It's operations en-
brace thousands OF dollars monthly.
The past two days have been remarkably
chilly. Yesterday morning there was
frost on the fairgrounds. QUIZ.
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DELIABLE TESIiMo-' .



hon Biiters Company ., ,.,ve lived thirty
c wv Years in Philadelphia, and we known a1o%s
,Sur have been troubled Twelve yS', , WIN"
white swelling on my right ie1' n ad1 sg gets
worse every year. and very pan'a' ana ., oc,op'
out IN hot weather. consulted se'crs 1 wond
and il,ey told me 1t was incuraDle' '"a limo
have 10 take It with me in the g'~'e. soaS.cbe.
ago lost my appetite was cos''e' - eav an tho
'' @,'''. nen,ocyot that Hop Blttcrs was "ha'
6ernIs" ", tottIe. took II one week, and was
M nsS ~e again as ever and to my grcil .urprse'
"aIy and taking another bottle 90, entirely ,d ~e,
Of IT, The wife Of my neghbor had Two s rcr
SrclIings on her legs, and three bottle, enreu e'
,hin, This Is a great triumph for your D '
No.4 Young's alley, above WHO" '''e''
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,~sunGAGES.

A. Nam dc y vs ~ JJoHS J. RANKIN 10 hi~"'"
NJ. CUNNINGHAM; both 81 MI, MI Minors plcsse
Washington and Philadelphia p'p'''
copy.
Married rro.a,r. May 18th, at Abingdon
cbnr,b 'ed nne,d', county. Va. by Rev; Ars
lIundicy. JOiiN TkBB 70 MAknS No - cards.
daughter OF Joseph :. james, kSl' y"
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth md Broad streetsl-Rey j. II. HAw-
THonNE. ID. d.. pastor, VIII preach at IL y. NJ
subject, Goods Great Law OF Reserve" Rev. +.
:. GREGORY, of Tie Episcopal Council, will preach
atsP.M. All welcome.
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Hon ButcFs COMPANY:
have not been well for three years; ifIe1 Almost
every kind OF patent medicine hHI 20 i''' l'""
seven doctors. one Of ElinIit' y. IL "'H' NV
lac me any good / finally tried YOUR Hop Bit
tors. and found them Just tie thing. have praised
them 50 highly there IS great number here WAC
use them with great benefit aud satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours H. H'Ni'
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I LUTHERAN

NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
cIurRCU Seventh street between Grace ard
W. G. sCiAEFFER. pastor. Preach
ine, nj IL o'clock A. VI. and r. NJ All well
come seats free.
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OFFICE .JEILOwAY NJ. 4. ASSOC ltrtIN.l
JELLOwAf. d.. March ! c. l---.
Hon Bifers M1aufGctring C.WIrHvt
have been using your Hop fitois and tni
them what you recommend thcm to .e ior hiino.
dl,ease-yiz., superior 10 a'i others.
d. l.. HILpLErEAAp,
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HIM BiNlrs Company:

Hop BiNers Company:
have been suffering FIVE YEAR past "itl nca-
ralgia. liver complaint. dyspepsia. and Sidney
complaint, and / have doctorei with fourteen
different doctors, who Old me mo- good 81 ie.t
tried Hop Bittcrs. and after using lcw bottles
received a great benefit from them; ard ~ haI
used Hop Bitters regularly would have been "ci
before. know them to be- TIE lD-t medicine in
the world for nervous diseases 81 ali binds.
JAMES Co0NTs,
Bccliugton, Barber county. vs.. Va.
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ABOUT oYE-HALF GENERAL VALUE.
WE QUOTE:

VI T. QlVhif'
lot BLACK and COLORED sATINS At 37'.c.-
selling generally at from 75c. TO sl.25 yardi
1 LOT SUMNER SILKS at 35c.;
LOT HEAVY ALL-sILK OTTOMAN at sGc.-
general price, ~ yard;
l lot BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at sl.3o-
usual value, s2.75;
lot BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at $50
usual price, 1925;
l lotof p pieces BLACK and COLORED SATIN
MERYEILLEUX at s2c.-this LOT j. composed
of almost every conceivable shade, and manu-
featured by Ant. Gulnct & Co. Of the purcst
sewing-silk-the general price IS $50 to $3.50
yard;
lot CIIANGEABLE SUMNER SILKS at DC
generally selling at IS to s5c.;
sURAII. in the latest and most
desirable shades at See;
l lot SATIN RIIADAAIAs at SL0e-general
price, S24O to $3.50;
10, BLACK and COLORED ALL-slLk BRO
CADE at G2c.-u.ual price. s1.25 to $50;
lot INDIA GROs-GRAGN MOURNING SILK
sl.O5-rcal value, s2.40 yard;
BESIDES many other extraordinary and astonishing
BARGAINS.
These goods win in part lie on exhibit in our
NEW DEPARTMENT.
recently arranged or our Job I'm
RIBBONS
COHEN BROTHERS,
my 13-ts corner Fourth and Broad.
n TAKE NOTICE THAT WE
shall this week offer the BEST BARGAINS Of the
season. LEVY, DAVIS co"
my5 corner Of Main aud Ninth streets.
EyITA NICE LOT OF CHILDREN'S
HALF-HosE and THREE-QUARTER HOSE
sizes AZ to (, best makes-at Sc. worth from %
10 s5c.apir,at LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
my5 corne~ Main aud Ninth streets.
71r TOWELS, COMMISSIONERS
al extraordinary bargains. Among the Dot some
IL yards long at poe. worth So per dozen. and
LOOM TOWELS, ail linen. IS inches long az L.,
neyc- sold for les than 2 I.Jn PER dozan.
LEVY,DANlS * Coz
my 9Ol Main street. corner Of Ninth.
IL BALBRIGGAN HOSE IN ALL
qualities. Wchayc Ia of fu'l-rceuiar make at
23c.a pair. LEVY, DAVIS co"
my ; 9Ol Main street. corner Of Ninth.
III 50O-BONE CORSETs AT SLID
the finest shape and clsiest-Gtting corset I'm the
word-at LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S.
III GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COL
LARs-bcsl goods, ln all tie latest shapcs-at
LEVY, DAVIS K CO.'S,
my 901 Main street, corner Nllth.
IL LADIES UNDERWEAR OF OUR
own makc-the best material, trimmings, and
workmanship-at the very lowest prices.
LEVY. DAVIS & CO.,
my5 9Ol Main street, corner Ninth.
~ GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
SHEETS honestly made, hand-hnisned, Wamsutta
cotton and finest Ifish linen. The best DOLLAR
SHIRT 1T LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
my 3 9O1 Main street, corner Ninth.
1D~ IN FACT, EVERYTHING IN
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CARPETS. MAT
TINGS, &C., can be found 1t
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
my 90l Main street, corner Ninth.
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NJ SEVENTH-STREET c II r S
TIhN CHURCH. Rev. j. Il. TYLER. formerly
pastor Of the church, but now IF Augusta ca
viii preach on SUNDAY 1T IL a. n. All welcome.
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No. ctrs. 7 have read sO much about Hop Bit
,ors and always being afflicted with neuralgia.
.'.aa,,noss. diseased stomach. never having much
h.aith. tried . couple bottle; 70 h1s .'reng'h-
cncd and helped me more Than any medicine or
doctor. ! am now on ny thiri hoiue ana aIn
th,nkful that ithas helped me- wii advise 1li
that are afflicted o. give 90 "a trial.. LUCY 'AiL'
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DEATH TO WUITEwAsU.

MAAWELL'S PREPARED GYPSUM,
~ Tor Whitening and Cooring walls Of DWELL
lngs' stores. fac'orics, Mills, barns, OF any pur-
pose where Whiiewish or haisomi1e Is used. IL
etslN applied. VIII not peel, crack. or rub on.
SANITARY properties excellent. Packed I'm barrels,
NAH harrel', kegs. and cans. Sendfor circulars
y h,h,ILETf: FOSTER CO., 1879 west Pratt street.
baltimore. Md. fe 2n-eod3mF
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FANCY GOODS.
- T f V f n 5 ,

TILL JUNE lsT, WILL MAKE 4 DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY CENTS ON \ DOLLAR
from his regular low prices on All purchases from
his immense stock at sos BROAD STREET, with
the exception of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES and
the TABLE OF sPECIALTIEs In the centre Of
the store, 90 which the prices VIII be such as win
close them at once. make This offer In order 10
move our present stock 10 make room Tor fall In
portllions, which, from adyces just received, will
arrive about sixty days earlier this season than
usual, and must be handled.
Remember, NO RESERVATION except that
mentioned. The discount applies 10 our entire
stock Of CHINA, GLASS, sILYER-PLATED
WARE, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ALBUMS,
FRAMES, TISWARE, oUsEEEEPING
GOODS, and FANCY GOODS. Twenty cents oG'
on every dollar bought at prices that for seven
years have held the reputation for being the Low
EST IN TOWN. The bargains ON the ODDS
AND-ENDs TABLE win surprise you at
STEVENS,
my9 sos Broad street.
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BEAT TIE WORLD.

ROCKVILLE, CoSs.. March 8, 1889.
hon Bhfers COmp0ny;
have been taking your HOP bit'e's i"i ''''i'-
week.. and tley beat The world.
l.. ;. LgwIs, Lewis ANlc7 Machine
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NJ SrNDAY.sCHOOL ANNIYERSA.

III SUNDAl-SCIIUUL ANNIN ERSA-
RY.-Tho sixty-scventh anniversary Of TRINITY
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL viii De held ON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. The exercises
viii consist OF singing by the school, with cornct
and organ accompaniment; history Of the school
recliations and addresses by the scholars of the
schools. solos and duets. exercises by The infant
class, aud other services. The public cordially in
vited TO attend. THOMAS v. PENBERTON.
superintendent.
James L. Riddick, Secretary.
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III GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corncr Grace and Foushec streetsl.-
Rev. ". j. +. Cox will preich at IL O'Clock \. VI.
and at s o'clock u. VI. ON SUNDAY.
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M BEACH-STREET b \ p T | 5 I
CHURCH corner Main aud Beach strectsl.-
Preaching bv the pastor. Rev. WI. SnIrMAS, at
IL o'clock 4. VI. and by Rev. +. G. ELsoM at
O'Clock +. VI. SUSDAY. All are welcome.
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NJ MONUMENTAL Gil L RICH
DIR. o :. BARTEN at IL a. NJ. and Rev. W. VAL
ToS At . L. VI.
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VERTIGO. DIzzlNls.. AND rLr.DNEss.

VERTIGO, DIZZINESS. AND rLlNDNE,S.
OrrfCf UTICA NoRNiND llrtfu.l
UTICA. February d.. i---.
Ihayo been troubled wilh vertigo sine, Doc 'n'5r
and have suffered greatly every night a.,r any
considerable eNclti1n from dizz.H,-, and hhaa-
ness. tried two bottles of Hop binefs, and since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully your, J' Do fLANl'AN'
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III THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAYER-NEETING OF THE METHODIST
CHURCHES OF RICHMOND AND MANCHES-
TER viii be held ut Park-Place church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at 80 O'Clock.
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NJ CLAY-STREET METHO DIST
Clay streets).-Praaching on SUNDAY MORNING
al IL o'clock. and g O'Clock 7. W., by the pastor.
Rev. 5. s. LAMBETH. AL are cordially invited
Seats free.
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PICTURE-FRAnEs, ENGRAvINGs.Sc.

~----->---'~->r-~---~-->-.>
IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE
STOCK OF
PICTURES AND FRAMES
haze decided TO make reductions of from 90 to
so per cent. I'm prices on all goods.
About so styles OF sXlO PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold IN the city,
over 500 styles of sTANDING-EAsEL
FRAMES 10 be sold below cost
Those in want FRAMES or PICTURES viii
ind this nrst-eass opportunity to purchase. Cali
aud examine goods aud see prices at
l.. LEWlSS,
hy5 No. Ole Main street.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorncr Main and sixth strcoisl.-Rev. W. W.
LANpRUM will preach ON SUNDAY at IL \. VI
and s Il. VI. u
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G11' PARK-PLACE NJ METHODIST
CHURCH (west Franklin sfreot-Scrvices by the
pastor, Rev. JouN lIANNOS, -. u. Subjects
\. NJ, "Abncgation Of the SELF: s r. NJ, ~
Prophecy Of Christ Outside Of the Bible.n
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6prCIAE NOTICES.


NJ you WILL FIND
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
LAWNS at ., 81, 81, 10, aud 12Ec.;
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GINGHAMsa at loc'-
former value 15c.;
NEW DESIGNS IN GINCIIAMs in Plain and
Checked Goods,
roLKA-DOT NULL MUSLIN,
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN.
STRIPED NAlNs0OKs
at I9J.c. worth zoe.
ssss, i ! Xxx sSSSs
s s ri j. N Zee go
sssS II LIILL X X SSSS
THE BEST BARGAINS YET,
lust received from the great sale in New York iist
Wednesday.
THE PRICES
ARE THE
LOWEST EVER YET OFFERED.
GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
PRICES DOWN TO ROCK BOTTOM
my lol
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EXCURSIONS. pIC-NECs. &c.

hAND EMU KNIUN TO WLNT
~ POINT ON
- MONDAY, MAY 81. 1888.
Fine fishing, holting, and bathing. oysters,
crabs. and fish IN abundance. Good dinner at
GroNe Hotel for 90 cents. Band OF music and
dancing all day.
Tickets only 80 cents head, regardless Of age.
No liquors or improper characters allowed on
the train.
Refreshments AZ city prices.
Train leaves the depot, Ut the foot Of Twenty
third street, ut 1890 NJ. Returning, leaves West
fOlnt at O'Clock Il. NJ. IL. 4. ADAMS,
5. PERDUE,
my 1905 Managers.
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rrTPTN E-STREET BAPTIST
notwithstanding at IL 4. VI. 10y the pastor
Rev. ). Il. UUTsoN-subiect. " Have Faith In God
st o'clock q meeting OF great importance VIII
be held. and II IS earnestly desired that every
member Of The church. far and near that possibly
can, viii be present. and an other friends Of The
church are cordially invited to come. No service
at night
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II TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner of Broad and Twentieth cCts)-Prcach-
Ing by the pastor, Rev. j. WILEY BLEDsoE, AZ /
4. VI. Ala T.. VI. The sunday school VIII celebrate
its siViy-sCventh anniversary programme Of
unusual Interest; history Of the school, reciations
by the children. and good mu-ic may De expected.
The sermon and services 70 II \. NJ. viii have ref
ercncc % the anniversary. No service al night.
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IT. CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strectsl.-sevices at II \. ~.
and s:15 =. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. p.
A. PETERSON.
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XII BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth sirecisj.-llcv.
\. G. BLEDsoE. pastor. will preach al IL 4. NJ
and at s:l5 T.. VI. Subject at night: Noah Re
memhcred."
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1.-THE REV. JOHN MCGILL, OF
Culpeper, will preach in the SECOND PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH TOMORROW AFTERNOON
NJ o'clock
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~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above sh1fcrl-Rev. PEYTOS II.
HoGE pastor.-Scryiccs at IL a. VI. and S:l5 T..
II. seats free. Public cordially Invited.
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II UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner TwGty-fourth and y ,irtcisl.
Preaching ut Ii \. VI. and 3 T.. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev. II. G. CHEATHAN.
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II GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fourth
strectsl-Rcy. G. H.READ, ID. D., pastor.-Preach-
ing 1t II o'clock 4. VI. Iy the Rev. \. SHOT,
WELL. No services az night.
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NJ FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Preaching at IL a. ". by The pastor, Rev. PERCY
q. ELsoM. and at 7;lj y. ". by Rev. WLLHM
J. sHIrMAN. Teachers praycr-mcc;ng "l "
o'clock. Sunday school ar $50.
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~ TIE UNION PRAlER-MEET-
ING or TIE YOUNG MEN or THE BAPTIST
CHURCHES will De held al the BEACli-SrREET
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY the goth instant at
A.. o'clock p. ~ All young men are cordially
invited to be present.
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Politics in Gordonsville are quiet. The
Democrats have no opposition TO their
ticket for the spring election. but in Orange
county matters are lively, rs both parties
have nominated straight tickets for the
different county Offices. 1t is conceded on
all sides, however, that the Democrats will
carry the county by a large majority.
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M FIRST PEESBYTERIAN
CHUECH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, d. D., pastor.
Services at IL 4. NJ and +. VI.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE

THE CLERKsHIP ELECTION AGAIN-TIIE CIR
CUT COURT-PERsONAL-CA SALES
COLD WEATHER, ETC.
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COrRT MATTERS Il NUMBER or INDICT-
MENTS-A CASE IN WHICH TIE JUDGE CAN
not sIr-TwELyE MONTHS FOR PERJURY
POLITICAL.
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END OF A BRIEF But EvENTTUL CABRERA
NEGRO sCH0OL-TEACHER SHOOTS FRIEND
DEATH or A MOST REMARKABLE OLD LADY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatchl
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james E. Riddiek, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-05
ROMAN CATHOLIC DISSENSIONS.
A Breach Between the Germ ans and she
Irish fn Ohio and Kentucky.

CINCINNATI. May ga breach between
the German and Irish Catholics in this re.
gion is becoming visibly widened by the
course of the Catholic Telegraph. In Cincin-
natl the complaint is that the contributions
for The benz Fl Of the Church come chiefly
from the German congregations and the
money il sneut upon the Irish congregations.
Over in kentucky, where the congregations
are nearly all Irish, there is fault found b.
cause Bishop Tolbhe places German priests
over them. At Falmouth, KY, the St.
Patrick's Benevolent Society was forbidden
from attending divine services in full regalia
on st. Patrick's Day, or from appearing
in any church procession, or from holding
their meetings on the properly OF the church.
From Falmouth letter signed shamrock"
appeared in the Catholic Telegraph coon after
ward, in which the action of Bishop Tolbhe
was strongly reviewed end the opinion e1-
pressed that his course would prove disas-
trous to the interests of the Church. Bishop
Elder, the coadjutor Of Archbishop Purcell,
has been patient with the Telegraph, and has
kept his peace although it is m anifest that
he regarded the paper as hostile 10 his sd-
ministration OF the affairs Of the archdiocese
But this attack on Bishop Tolbhe seems to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-05
TELE6RAPHIC BRIEFS.

Albany, N. Y, My 4.-The Legislature
adjourned SINE die.
We son, Miss, May 4-M1ry Sh-Idop.
who was horribly mangled during the cyclone,
died to-day.
Louisville NV The total shipments
OF tobacco from this point since Monday were
LAS 49, pounds.
New Y TX. Nay 4-1he secretaries of the
Army of the James and the Army OF the Potomac
will consolidate AZ Washington at the reunion
May 10th. ALI the leading railroads, Western
New England and Middle States, sell round nip
tickets at reduced rates.
Chicago, May E.-Arraugemsnls were
made tonight for q meeting of the I.ish-Ameri-
cans tomorrow night for the purpose of ratifying
the action of the late Philadelphia convention.
Addresses will be made by Al x Sullivan presi-
dent OF the National League; Mayor Harrison and
E. A. Harris.
New York, Nav The Executive Com
mtttee OF the Irish Land League tonight Endorsed
the action of the Philadelphia convention AID
denounced the use OF dynamite futile, repre-
senting only personal warfare, aud not the pTiucI.
ples of Irish patriots. John Devuy, editor of the
Irish Nation, was present.
Helens, Mon, May A slight shock of
earthquake occurred in Helena about IL AS O'Clock
this morning, the wave moving from cast to west
IL affected the public school building, producing
rocs1ng motion, and causing for a few moments
some alarm among the pupils HOUSEHOLDS As in
several parts OF the city experienced the shock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-05

The small Fruit and Vegetable Business
"A Canning Factory Promised.

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
MILAN, May 4-This beautiful little town,
located at the crossing Of the Louisville and
Nashville with the Illinois Central railroad,
has for several years bee n on a standstill as
regards its growth. But recently it has taken
a stride onward, and now claims to be the
largest town in the coualv- OF Gibson. Il
has a populatioo OF 1900, and ls infested
with as few loafers and idlers as any town in
the State. There are, OF course, the Ordinary
number OF migratory loafers here that are
seen at every crossing, but the average citizen
Of Milan il workingnan, and very
l----LL-r actual iuhabitaE's are Iditrs.
There are some splendid buildings here.
One OF the finest is the residence Of Mr. Z.
A. Collins, -Dickerson street, which is
probably the finest and most costly residence
in West Tennessee, outside of Memphis.
There Ia considerable interest felt here over
proposition from a Chicago firm 10 estab-
lish factory for canning fruits and vegeta-
bles. There is already an evapora-
tor here with a capacity of 200
bushels per day. The fruit growers
Of Milan ard the vicinity held a meet
iBg ard reported the following as a partial
estimate Of the coming fruit crop within five
miles OF the crossing: Apples, 10000 bush
els; peaches, 10000 bushels; p!ums, $500
bushels. The grape and cherry crop is said
10 be very largely over last ysaT's yield.
Vegetables and strawberries OF a superior
quality are being shipped 10 Chicago ami
other Northern cities in large qusntities
Milan will be one OF The most important
towns on the road when her manufactures
are under way. as it is expected that dsily
employment will be given to not less til an
900 hands in canning fruits and vegetables.
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