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r1nnds in Cnnrhn Intarrnpt travail.

NIAGARA FALLS, on. April Ga heavy
rain for the past thirty hours has caused q
food here. Bridge street j. covered with
water TO @ depth Of two ieet. several
thousand dollars damage lJ, been done 90
good, In cellars and store, Fifty feet u
fine Canada southern railroad track has
been washed away. Trans will E9J Dee
able 10 run 10 Niagara tin tonight.
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CLAREMONT.
IL ATLANTIC AND DANymLE RAILWAY

TIE ATLANTIC AND DASvILLE RAILWAY
sHEEP-KIILING DOGS.
lCorespondence Of tie Richmond DispatchI
APRIL ., 1883.
Mr.. Charles Parsons has been appointed
assistant postmaster AZ billiards. Wharf
Mr.. Parsons will BEGIN this week the cree
ton Of new post-oilce building adjoining
his store.
Work on the Atlantic aud Danyille rail-
way is progressing rapidly under the man.
agcment Of T.. G.. Sweat, constructor. A
call has becn issued for one hundred addi-
tional men and a number Of foremen, and
unoccupied houses are being pressed into
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service and fitted up with tiers OF hunks
for sleeping purposes, for the accommoda-
ton OF the colored hands employed on the
road. From forty TO sixty are assigned TO
house.
sheep-killing dogs are making them
selves painfully numerous at Claromont.
several fine sheep having been worried TO
death The past week. UNo AND INo.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

NEwBERNE, y. G., April Ga boiler at
tached 10 an engine Of 7j-horse power eX-
ploded in the factory Of George Bishop, at
this place lat evening. Engineer Abram
Brown and Fireman Frank Emmett were
killed. The house Of Isaiah Wood. one
hundred yards distant. W., destroyed, and
Mrs. Wood was, it I, believed, fatally in
jured. Two employe, in the factory,
named Duncan and Slub. were hurt by
fyinv bricks. Half OF the factory was de
molished. and all the houses in the vicinity
moro or less damaged
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EIcHMoND, April q, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 20 bushels. Red, hiss bush
els. ,,-,, 90 ,..,t,
els.
EYr.-lG bushels.
MEAL-l7f bushels.
PEA~.-ltd bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 20 bushels common at sl.lo.
Red. 10 bushels common 10 good shortheIry ~
soc. . ~ 10. t.
CoRs.-White, geo bushels very good on private
terms 292 Lushcls very good II bxc. MiAei' lV-
bushels prime II o2c. -
COTrON.-Tone dull. Receipt, iOf bales snip
ments. % bales. Quotausn-: hlldhns, ste'' ~"
ntd9ling. q49.c.: good ordinary, : esc.i Cra.-
nary, 7h@ i,c.; stained, Ga1e.
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AFNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dress.
% the hair rerfectly, and is also prepara-
ton unequalled for the eradication Of dan
druff.
The superiority OF Burnetts fiaToring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength,
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NIAXWELEs PREPARED GYPSUM,
wi for Whitening and Coloring walls Of Dwell
fngs -tofes. Factories, Mills. harns or any pur-
nnse where Whitewssh or kalsOmile Is used. !.
easily applied. VIII not peel, crack, or rub on
sanitary properties excellent. Packed IN barrels
half barrels, kegs. and cans. sendfOr circulars
HAZIETT, POSTER & CO., i2s wcsi Pratt street
BALTIMORE, Ad. &c 2e-eod31,'
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Accidentally Shot i'm tile Foot.

Especial telegram % The Dispatch
LEXINGTON, April G.-Mr. Frank MoTTi-
son. son Of Major j. II. Morrison, professor
at the Virginia Military Institute, was shot
in the foot accidentally by friend while
out cunning this afternoon. The wound
i, severe, but i. not considered dangerous.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE pisparcm FROM ALL POINTS.

SmaiI-Pox Among the Minnesota Indians
An Aggressive Campaign in Arizona De-
cided Upon-A Weeks FailuTes-Terrible
Boiler Explosion at Newbern. y. C.-IIeayy
Failure i'm New yoris-Thc Indian War In
irizonu-Raiiroad WARM Nassachus.tts-
The Plot 20 Blow up LordOn; Intense TX
element in England.
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New YORK. April g. The business fail.
ures for The last week were lJ'' compared
with Isl the week before. In inc New Eng
land States there were II; " e,lern, 5o;
Middle, %: Southern. 10 Racine states
and Territories, Il; New York city, u,
and Canada %.
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prize.Fisht on Long Island.

NEW YorK. April Ga prize-iight took
place on Long Island al daybrcak this
morning between Harry Wet>on, COM
monty known o. the - Black Diamond.
and James Mclaughlin. Seven rounds
were fought in seventeen minute, When
the Diamond WI, declared winner.
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s,a,,.pox Among the Indians.

WAsHINGToN. April G.-Governor IIub-
bard. Of Minnesota. reports 10 the Indian
Bureau that the smallpox has broken out
among the indians 81 the White Earth
Agcncy. and requests thatprompt measures
be taken 10 prevent 90, >pread.
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Personal.

WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
w Mr. w :. BAILEY our true and Mwiuf
,ren, Io conduct "A GENERAL eRotfkt.
TIOCOR, ard FEED BUSINESS, = No. zaei
Vetiahle street, "a buy sud ell Tor es,i On ~
CHARLES b. TAYLOR 4 80.
RICHMOND, Va, April 4, 1873 az o--"
HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED +.
l N,ptNn my ,crr,t To carry On the RkIAlL
i-IoIi0H AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS
in al of ~ branches AZ No. lTus s0st frshAhn
Sa ao n Ia V. DQkAri.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

FHIUNff NpfIT o. IFEos
sALEs-FIgsr DoARD.--130 Virginia now s.
fractions. at SO; 5000 ColumbIa and Grecnyille
second G's at SOY; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass b. at ~, 1000 DO. at 724; 10
shares Union Bank at 90, 20 do. y, 90; Ii shares
Old Dominion steamship Company at Is; 1000
Richmond and Danylie o's. 1855. al 1921.
SECOND BOARD. 1900 Virginia new 3's -. b.
~ GIl ] 900 NirrlHi1 ln-4nfa n a1,..
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

MULES AND HORSES ~
ANY person not finding stock - suit them e my
sele-.tslle. in Richmond. can write me. care "a
FAST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI. o., aud
describe a. near posi- Die what thry want, stat-
ing Tor what purpose they wish o. nee Tie amin a.,
and will fll the bill Satisfactorily or no ale.
Filling orders from wholesale customers PC
cialty.
Nv sa!e>man. Mn. JOHN VI. PACE. kstps n says
good supply On hand OF both MULES AND
HORSES Tor The wholesale and retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
de 7-6m GEORGE ID. Bf \,.EGT.
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An Emory Wheel Bursts with Fatal
Effect.

CINCNNiTI. April G.-At the Cincinnati
Coopera.c Works thi, morning an emory
wheel burst. instantly killing George Latta
and William Huber, and slightly niuring
WILLIAM CUrder.
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Floar

Flour-we quote. fine. s3@s3;25; snpsrfne'
s533aS5.6O; Patent famiS, t7SS7.7o.
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Ey Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

~vyv YORK. Aurn -N11u.-Stocks weak
,tone, I.f usr cent. ENcEgugc-i1ng. SO -
SHORT. 3sJ. state bonds neglected. Governments
generally unchanged.
erIliv Iiybtr: rev s.. 1872, bid; new 4 g P,
lIS.: new '..1Igit: new g.. lu3 bid. Money
7I-3 nor cent. STATE bonds dun lnd tcltGfelca
uo-1fel-ury bai1Dces-1o.d' sI-f'ZtG cur
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asSigunlCUf.

NEW York, April G.-Lawrence & Asher,
s,ationers. OF 30 Barclay street, assigned
to-day. Liabilities stated at s25i'OOO; a.
sets. $4,000; preference, SJo,OO0.
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Capc-Foar and Fndiiu-Vailcy Rail-
road.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Apul G.-At the re-
ORGANIZATION Of the Cape-Fear and ladSn-
Valley railroad NJ Fayettcyileto-day Julius
4. Gray wa, reelected president and John
VI Rose treasurer.
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said the Governor Of North Carolina
no tle Governor If south tarO.ins,
For aii pain, we endure,
~t.dHcob- Oll Dr. thc cure.
In the world there Is nothing rucr.
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TT Twenty-four beautiful colors OF the
Diamond Dyes, Tor Silk, Wool, Cotton,
&C., 10 cents each. A child can use with
perfect success,
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

DOCKLAND LIME.-JuSt arrived,
II schooner ID. y. Everett with cargo ~ fktSlt
PoCkLAND LIME from tie trockttt Lime
Eflrs For ale Tow from yc..cl lu dock.
i''--'' WARMER MOORE,
Lime. Cement, Lump aud Grould iAster,
Seventeenth street.
ap 7-tMyi SCUM sue oi ioeN.
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SASH, BLINDS, DOORS. sc. .

yVHITEHURST x OWEN, I5c.
w MANUFACTURERS oF
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS, MOI LDiNGS,
nkAtht.i>, &C..
AND DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE,
TWELFTH srRfEr
BETWEEN CANAL ANp ~ nd.
- 3-3m RICHMOND. VA.
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-r..uI4fInu On The -t0CA tNNhtust II-IIf %
t,,, mo lerateiy active AMI irregular. opening q
ftion lower fr Tie general li-t Than yc ''erqay
closing qu0 tltions while No.tn"c pieiSit,l We
49, iI,x.r Aff.r "a further fractional decline IN
III. early dealing, the market became strong ana
-iortiv after / / O'Clock recorded an advance 81
e., H. ian which Missouri Pacinc. Denver ana BIO
sr,r,d.. and fhc Mabl-hcs were me ieLoing tet-
mrs. shortly after II O'Clock his was i,lloWei
IN "A reaction Of i,lt1 lci by Omai.t ana central
p.rldc. mt though les active. thc market again
icrIne strong. and sold mp sNlb-fhc laiicr Den
ycraud RIO Grande. subsequently toe il-t rece'ied
Ia tbe extent Of :. but WAen near the close Denver
and Rip {, rnndc ied a recovery OF son. The mar
Lei CLOSED steady, but the closing price. compares
with those OF Yesterday were Irregular. south
Westerns being higher and lhc hlHdrrHllir ana
Changers generally lower. Transitions ar-'V-
gated $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Ap;il 6.-NirNnia o. consoii-
d1red ~ j.: second ,crics. So pdst-,luc coupons
ua,H tl-4 -. 3}.. ueW s. -, 3i.. biI to-daA
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ARRIVED.
Schooner y. T.. Everett, MrLaln, Rocklaud lime,
Warner Moore.
~ WcstPolnt. brig Blanche Dr.. Francis, Para,
ballast.
steamship old Dominion. Walker, Now York,
merchandise and passengers, g.. W. Allen co.
agents.
steamer Wyoming. smith. PhiladelI lia. mer-
chluai-c. j. ". Nrt 1uitk, agent.
steamer NCl &C. White. clifford, Nounlk, United
safe mail. m,rchandise. ard passengers, l.. u.
TaU" superintendent
From West Point. 9Th. steamship llcrmod. Helm,
Brazil. -four and lard from Richmond and assorted
cargo from New YORK.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. ArRIL ., 1883
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. Schermcrhorn. Norfolk mer-
clandi.e and passengers 'he>aptlke ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. mcrchAudl-e and pas
sCugcr-. >mthhcid. Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company land sailed on rpiurnl.
steamer northampton. Mctarrick, NOTION,
merchandise ami passengers. chesapeake ana ONO
Railway COMPANY land sailed on rfturnl.
steamship Th0mhil. MYthcsiil. ticnfuegos-
with sugar for New York. put in for coal land pro-
cCcdedi.
steamship Manhattan, stevens New York. mer-
chandi,o, old Dominion steamship Company i1hd
sailed Tor Norfolk.
SAILED.
steamship Kanawha. Greenwood. Philadelphia,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
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DENTISTS.
~ W. JONES, DENTIST. XA
VI. niii'
OFFICE: No. sOT FEANKLIS STREET, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NISTH
AnyyN

r,o,,,, roons: uses best materials; gentle,
onlcr and thorough work; long experience aud
ppsiees reduced. Uses gas AID ehlor1form In ex-
iraciing teeth. WON
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DOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTEp AZ the DlsPArshrfNfise'
uQpsE.
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SALT.
GAIT SALT!

GAIT! SALT!
Cargo OF bark ANNA for sale, 10 arrive: consist
.ng of WORrHlNGTON and BUCKLEY
BRANDS. ..,,,,,,,,, II, cropN.
In store "A large stock 0fLlNkRPOOL tAClOhl
FILLED SALT, best brands.
~ -. delivered At All railroad stations.
80 ~ DAVENPORT MORRIS,
NH 2s-l5t llnpoI'e',.
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CROcKEaY. GLASSWARE. &c.
SEEDS.


1883. 10 'AHDEHN"'' 1881
The EARLIEST AND BEST GARDEN PFAS
In the market: ai.n, EVERY VARIETY OK CAB
BAGE ana TOMATO. from hest growers.
WILLIAM n. SCOTT. Druggist.
corner seventeenth and franklin streets
Can for catalogue. IA -
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. ArRIL .. 1883
lBy telegraph
GROCERIES. LIQVOns. &c.

ELORIDA ORANGES.
Elegant lot just received at
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SEW YOEh COTToNfUTUHEs.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Cotion-Not receipts,
SIG bales; gross receipts. 5,l43 bales. Fuiurcs
closed steady sales. s1.tOu bales: April. So 80
aS9.9O; May, SlO03HS SO "a; jane, si0.l7O@
SlOIS: July. 5l0.26 tln.29: August. :lO.3S
81 slO.3o: september. slO.I60 s10.l-: october,
5000 aSg.9f: November S9.a2 1898 Deem
Ter. S9.s3MsgS4: January. >9.9iN 1886.
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MARINE iSTEEEsGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRm 8, 1883.
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REDEMPTION or CiTY BoNnS-Nkw COURT
ROUSE AND JAIL INFMNcE GEORGE, &C.
LCnrrnsnar.ancc Of tMc R-chmond nisnaich.I
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MTLwArREs. Aprll G.-Fiour nominal. Wheat
weaker: No. 2 hard. .l.iOi.; soft. cash. Si.0j
April, sl.O2: No. 3. Sfsc. Corn stronger: No.
2. see. Oa's lower; No. .. zee; white. - g.
Provisions 6rIner. Meas pork. Sled cash and
April. Lfrd-i'rimc steam. sll.2J cash and
APRIL Hogs steady 81 -7aS7.5O.
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A CELEBRATED Casa NEW IIFE-INSU-
RANCE CovPANT-THE DEMOCRATIC PRI-
MARY PRIVATE INSANE ASYLUM - PER-
SONAL.
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Two DEATH~-srlIs AGAINST THE RICHMOND
AID DANyILLE RAlLROAD-PEEsONAL. ETC.
(Corit spondeucc OF the Richmond Di,patch.l
Hr-rr-r-r-rr-r L mil 4 1880
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05
A Dramatic Festival.

Extensive preparations are making in Gin
cinnati for a grand dramatic festival TO be
held few weeks hence. The event is to
mark revival of the Shakesperian drama
that shall, says the Cincinnati messiah,
mot only recall the days of Adams, Forrest,
Murdoch, Logan, Cushman and other illus.
trious actors of Shakespeare's plays, but re-
establish them in the popular estimation and
wipe out the sen'ational trash that has too
long occupied the stage" 1t is proposed to
produce ShakesPeare's tragedies of Julius
Cesar, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, and
Hamlet, his comedy Much Ado About Moth
ing. and Sheridan Knowles play The Hunch-
back, with entirely new scenery, costumes and
accessories. Some Of the leading actors of
the day have been engaged for the festival,
among them James f. Murdoch, Lawrence
Barrett, Nat Goodwin, Mary Anderson,
John Mccullough, Mile. Rhea and Clara
Morris,
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ExTRADITIoN OF p. j. SULLIVAN.

Upon what showing the British authorities
propose to claim the extradition of P. ]. Sulli-
van we are not yet informed, but we hope that
no magistrate will be found in New York who
will be unmindful of Mr.. Sullivan's right to
unimpeachable testimony against him and the
creation of certainty in no way questionable,
of his connection with the cowardly assassina-
ton of Cavendsh and Burke before he is de-
livered into the custody of government that
seems maddened by its fears and that is prob
ably in no condition to do justice between the
man and his accusers. Mr., Sullivan is a man
of literary tastes, man of ability, the friend
of Patrick Ford, the Incorporating and in
defadgable editor and proprietor of the Irish
World-Ireand's untiring friend and
England's unconditional foe. The fact
alone will commend him to unscru-
pulous and bitter prosecutions at the
hands of the British power in Dublin.
Completely. in the murders charged
and the veracity of witnesses will
cease to be questions of moment if
Sullivan falls into British hands, for the
British-Irish consciences will conSign him
to the gibbet as the friend of one, not in their
power nor likely to be so, whom the avenging
ministers OF England would rather have in
their Dublin dock than all the rest-Patrick
Ford.
Mr.. Sullivan, is therefore, before the exam
lining magistrate in New York on trial for his
life. We would not counsel bad faith, or dis
regard of treaties, but such magistrate, whom
the English ministers, or. his agents, will
choose, should be known to be man of in
tegrity and should be mindful Of the fact that
the purpose of England is to try the accused
upon the testimony of perjurers and inform
ers, and should hence be on his guard against
such here. Mr.. Sullivan is man of veracity,
a man of character and conscience, man OF
peace, one whose ends are humane
and his dealings just. He should
be sworn upon the charges against him,
and only when his declarations are contra
dicted and proved false by unimpeachable evil
dence should he be delivered to his accusers.
Let the treaty be complied with, even though
it be a compact with ministers who are gone
mad, but let it not be forgotten that Mr.. Sui
Ivan is in his adopted land, on soil that the
foot of tyranny has never desecrated with the
free flag, whose protection he is entitled to
waving over him, and let there be no mistake
about the unqualified right of the royal myr-
midons to his life as the forfeit of crime he
is certain to nave committed before he is de-
Iiyered into their hands. If Mr.. Sullivan has
been guilty of completely in the Phoenix Park
murders let him hang, but there is not man
in America that believes he has been SO, and
let the magistrate that commits him upon that
charge to British prison be first sure that he
is guilty. Public justice demands this at his
hands.
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Saturday, March 10, ProximO,

for the election of an Alderman to fill the I'M
expired term of Alderman Mnter, resigned
The polls will bc open from O'Clock "a. IN. to
O'Clock p. M, at the Alamo building, I'm said
ward. Presiding officer, Sam Maverick.
The election will be held and returns made in
accordance with IAN Ordinance Governing
Elections"
In testimony whereof ] heTeuntO
t-- sign my name and have caused the
T.. 5. seal Of the city to be affixed this
'-r-' 18th day of February, 1888.
j. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
BY r. P. Claudon, City Clerk.
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IFAman is nervous, excitable, or timid he
had better not go to San Antonio. In addi-
ton to smallpox it reports two cases (canine)
OF hydrophobia. Houston Age.
Admitting these exaggerations, for argu-
ments sake, San Antonio is still attractive
il hasn't Dan McGary.
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AN ASSOCIATION has been formed in New
York which, if its executive capacity is found
equal to its patriotic and humane intentions,
will do much good. 1t, at least, denotes that
people are beginning to think in the right
direction, to discover that there is some in
comprehensive law of the Almighty by which
disappointment is made the reward of selfish
ness, and to find out that the Father of men
possesses some mysterious ability by which
his children will finally be made aware that
the sublime anthems of the American poet,
II think the great good is done
BY taking care of number one"
Was the inspiration of some sneaking inter-
loper on Parnassus whose Helicon was whisky
and water, or, possibly, beer. Among the
objects OF this association are "the res
toration and development of ocean
navigation in American ships" and ''the
security of the comfort and improvement OF
working men," These principles lie at the
foundation of free government. Both have to
deal with monopoly, with partial laws, with
the absorption of the Legislative function by
the rich, selfish and powerful, and both, if in
diligently pursued and carved out, will go far
toward establishing, at last, the true grounds
on which great republic may be founded, a
universal republic that will gradually, perhaps,
bring the whole human race within its fold, a
republic, it may be, that shall endure forever
yea, till "- the great globe itself and al
which it inherit shall dissolve, and, like the
baseless fabric of vision, leave not a wreck
behind"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05

THE attitude of the Democratic Senators in
refusing to serve on the Conference commit
tee on the tariff bill places them in the posi-
ton of obstructionists The tariff bill is just
what Congress has made it, and the Demo
cratic Senators have taken prominent part
in making it; they have discussed it, offered
amendments, secured alterations, and by their
negative votes enabled..the majority to perfect
the bills. They have freely placed themselves
on record as to the political significance of the
measure, but when they refuse to serve on a
Conference committee they kick the fat into
the fire and appear in the role of obstruction,
lists.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05

Entered at postoffce at San Antonio, Texas,
as second-class matter.