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''ff''tAh' A''alHNNitnM ~ lNNNs
The Chicago Tribune has made an OK.
tenivo canvass ct pnbn, lpin1uiu losl
Zoo relorerc,t restrictive liquor legislation.
d general 2fs the results Ia the iulilWln.
editorial conclusion.
" The c1nciu.lous thus secured are frat nI
hll' ton'conuuvvrsia boy are facts, not
arcument. IL is believed. however. they
show that no prohibhory amendn, cut viii
be deemed wise by tho next legislature,
While this is true, IL l. yet apparent tn
,he irehns Ia iAVuro high license has m al =
great spidep, and lisa, present much strine.
er ihaq ANYBODY bad insgIusd There I.
s.so dritt OF opinion togsfd combustion
~ prohibition and hign he ne u.uy r..
pnhictns, uom'nAlf ptohIbfl0uis,s az.
shoNn by The result o. sur inquiries TO ia.
vor luct option In rural neigh b1rh lnds aud
high licenss ln cities Of 5000 or more inhs1.
tant. Thssa leaders sad ississfon ave
COW need thai pr'hib uon can not o.. en-.
forced 10 any Community where puolic sen.
umelt ~ sglinst ~. and that IL would b.
unwi'e 10 deprive the large municip,l'iis,
o. that revenue which tnsy onuld deri "
from htsn license jddici lusiy hxed. In
snort ihe iaE.makers OF Iowa arc strong IA
t1e heiiei 'hhi a restoration Of the right n
tex ,a'oons 81 ,O0) would bua proper sdfi
ilon 20 the laws. and the. the imposition
OF sno1 ajax would boa feasible unlertAk.
lux Nhertver pnt TO pssciicl ier.n
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A WONDERFUL RON
L.. \ tnlrup
"A lh 4 psuI4a
81 a N~Sa hextS
POSSIBLE end
II Coat,. n perm
OMAN mnnnr aan..nIN

,o "rni t 10 hls extreme youth however ma
Sosu behavior while serving h. o,,s , "Nu
MOI, no. GU haIing served ony gb1n, ~, s'
s .,,ou ny IN esch csse. He has i9ce.s,' f,
hijn''eNnSt 10 y ars since lher and he rr',h
soI' ARE tl,t he will not save srch ~,
b n. GVurse thlS time. lie is nntursI morn -r'
uu's.af ahd the police attribute IN bi, ,V ,t.
money bprghries that have besr 80 wy
~ , ,be1 OF late The mystery Of the matt,
a luat u Is impossible 10 find ont a,,''. y
u'es with his stolen goods. 1' '1' what ne
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.Nerel sey "a Nr,rslr.m lima, ud
me auac lon ni the thrns' rcserh-
|t,i oo"tohifis After spending o great
~ wnu'y ON various ned ines win
,,'.siti't Ncrrh' 10 Nsrcn iGu', ON &C.,
ui.l' dH'iun Of Nr + patc', ut 'bi'
|M,.ll posi- et De. J,vu-H Egpst.nrsoi
~ DN'nr .No bottle. of ttis remedy
81. p. 10 s'mlch re'iHyHi 'h't | cnu'
\, y, !, t'a'ns 10 until | had used seven boz
q ,aOu 'v TINS nme nys mpr'ms ufi h''
~ .tNr"i an nav ~. " rpa,on IN Doe
in,i.al ls'l en- c. NV R'tin, Ca'spnpr'
'tlh ty, rax,s.
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C0AUMBIA'S CANAAN.
me Paradise on the Pacific Trodden
by a TeXian.
Truthful Tales That Might Make Mun.
ehanseu Marvel.
Fruit Facts-,Surprising Statistics.

Dr. I. O. Gillespie, formerly resident of
tins place, but now residing in California
has written the following descriptive letter
to his son, c, B. Gillespie, of this city. TIE
letter was written from Downey, Los An.
gelss county under date of November 10 h
1888:
| lett Dallas October Goth, reached Ia,
Angeles the 9th, ard spent several DAYS In
TINS city OF angels, rs the name impnrts /,
has about 10000 inhabitants and N noted
TOR It's palatlal residences, It's groves ard
gardens. ltIsa vt the base OF the sierra
Medre mountains, and hundreds 81 beau,i,
IA residences are now upon the sides of the
hius and upon the top OF the mountains
overlooking the whole oity, aud giving A
view OF 100 miles in every direction, The
whole city Is decorated and embowereo
and ornamented with evergreen foliage
Vineyards, oraLge groves, lemons, bananas
geganiumS, the palm tree and other trophicAi
fruits and plants which grow here in abund-
auce, Many Of the streets and yards are
decorated beyond description hy the Mon.
teray, Australian, AID Italian cypress. and
Eucalyptus, From Los Anaeles, we went to
Santa Monica beautiful little town
eighteen miles distant on the coast. TINS
is pleasure resort for thousands daring
the summer months. We make the round
trip for sevent five cents. Here Tor the
first time my eyes rested On the great
Pacific, whose restless waters have b en-
, lashing the coast for thousands OF years.
Alter u bath in its waters and dinner, re.
| turned to Los Angeles. Next day went 90
| Pomona, distance OF forty miles, on the
Z har 10. Il Il L.. H..
tliul valley, rich as the Nile aud is heing
filled up rapidly with euterprlsing emf.
grants. Sixty families reached there in one
| day during last week, Lands there are
worth from SS5 Sll5 per acre. Some
lands ave or six miles f,om the town can
| We. be bought for $50 per acre. Mex
went TO DowOey where | now write
| and am settled twelve miles from
! Los Angeles on the Santa Anna railroad ia
| the Los Netus Valley. IL is living gar.
den cut up into 20 40 acre tracts with
roads every quarter of a mite running east.
west, north and south and beautifully
| hedged or fenced on each side by the cy-
press, eucalyptus ADD pepper tree While
tyer and anon are limpid streams OF run.
| ming water brought from the Sangabriel
| river for purposes Of irrigation. Lands
/ here are worth from $50 to 500 per acre
and upwards according TO improvement.
| Next went TO Anaheim, Orange and Santa
Anna, SO miles from Los Angeles, the pres
| ent terminus of the Santa Anna railroad
Here nature and art got ahead Of me aud
gave IL un. thought
IT. might be q mstske about the garden of
Ellen being heated m the eastern world
The soil is as rich as can ba found on the
continent. beautiful marsiOns every quar-
Ter OF a mile IN every direction, while every
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| LOCAL NEWS.
a,sce Of Venue Granted In the
Gaming Cases.
|, Water Supply Claims COusidera>
tion-DlStinguished Visitors.
M, WANTS IN The City and Suburbs.
w. Events. ia rhe City and Suburbs.
THE GAMING CASES.

qbsn cour, convened yesterday morning
,ornsel for defense in the gaming cases
"a for change OF venue, on the
r.ds set forth In the following aftidavits
4 nv the deienda;.t aud several citizens.
", AZ Texas vs. W, J X ain, In County COur
(. s,nss County, November t 'rm, 1855:
+ yas Comes W. j. KAN, defendant in The
.,ss entitled case, aud moves the court to
.'t him a change of venue herein, be.
,,s there exists in Dallas county, vine re
+, n,osecutiOn of said case was commenced
+, M row pending, so great a prejudice
fsnst him that he cannot obtain q fair
I.iimpartiaI trial; and secondly, because
f,.is dang srOus combination against
y instigated by influential persons, by
..,g of which he cannot exoect iair trial.
N'' W. ]. KAHN.
s,orn 10 and subscribed o-ipre me, this
.,loIh dsy OF November, 1883,
~ EDWARD GRAY,
Notary Public. Dallas County. Texas.
Ianf Texasvs W. J. Kaiu. in county court.
4Mllas county, November term 1873.
4 yor comes John A Johnston, Z. J But.
Levy aud A. 9. Irvine supple.
t.n,ry witnesses to the shove application
I'M J. Kahn for change Of venue OF the
Ia of the State of Texas versus W. J Kain
Ending IN the county court OF Dallas couu-
1 Slate Of Texas, and numbered on the
|srinal docket OF said cour l027 and up
Emth say that there exist in Dalla county
|Ee,e said prosecution Was commenced
|disn0w pending against him, tne said
/. KAin, that he cannot obtain fair
riimparial trial, aud secondly because
[eis dangerous com binatiou against
a instigateu by influential persons by
aDn Of which he cannot expect fair
JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
2, j. BUTLER,
]. J. Lefty,
A Q. IRVINE.
sworn to aud subscribed before me this
yWsmber 18th, 1883.
EDWARD GRAY,
Notary Public Dallas cOuuly.
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Grlu'sopera company n the PIRATES Of
Peuztuce" played t1u crowded houae al
Fort Worth Friday nigh, and matinee
81 rd,y afternoon aud tlft eytuIus
lmu.eisy capturing the turlfr En,Nr
pe Iple of The place. fha company tOst sH
adj fHyt 90 was eng gei % play uiu
there Wednesday, night They wI p' y
here Thursisy night /, Is clever
.Iuupa,
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born AnlnnIAR.

ulam Abort, alias Sum Boiley, r.
|s,,nl youth, was -rrssttd yts'erdly
|lnng hy PNica oHc.r Nolsn, 81 the
II, ~ ~ IA p1iios torres asd tir e.l over ~
N ~ ,',,y authorities who lodged nini IA
|l1s, me charge Of burglary. William
h.. W. evidently en- cut 'or the hu''
~ US 1a,s. TO- he has heen sent 10 the
k,,s..u Wary twies 'rom THE county on that
~ getting two years In each case
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Deputy Ma1bal Racer entered a church
In Rhsa COUNTY, Tennessee, 10 ares !
moon,hiner, As soon az he entered, thI
MAJORITY OF The congregation rilsd onl tbs
windows aud took TO the wood,, the req
offender escaplng with them.
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Notary Public Dallas couuly
OUR WATER SUPPLY.

i Now Is tie time tor the city council to
lTs the wafer. supply consideration, and
bic some action looking to the enlar 6
nat the works. The works at pres, mt
1--we a capacity Of from $4,000 to 100000
alOns per DAY, and supply only email
4anOFity OF The inhabitants, To increase
I.eCapdCity OF the works TO at least . 900 o.
4 NgallOus per day, and give the entire clJy
g.ha pipe distribution As 10 insure ubuu.
hlte OF good water to all aud at The same
Z tne sufficient fire protection, Is problem
+ MsO easily solved. Abundance of water
illdespe - the grUWlh aud welfare
EUeiy Guy. 1t increases cleanliness, I'M.
/ gyes tnu health, fosters manufacturing
24us.uts, adds ;, curly 10 properly ,helu.
Ii lo1yr.ug insurance; ~ void, u
Qa more iOr the permanent al
ulCmgAJ and gown cry
ban su' institution taA could be cryUt,u
lgs l1unu.rs. Considering that tuuft
y, Ety.i uumDtr Our ,t 2,us HuU ale
|'i u4y anxious but C,amuruus lm
Jdisu. water mat the humorous sewer
|,tlesl1a, made ana are 20 We mddt, GA .D
no us,.Ut day E.sJ -Ialls VIII have to
b Mpgu.i ais with W..yr Ituugrs ! u.
imprnHu. cue lun ihg us'MI maze
100000 gallo pes Day f. 100. 900 large.
% gUa.IHH .O tlis, Necessities tau IHl-
'als aUI CUUuta ue lr, uHu uytt WHt.i iu
|lIpy .,.u 90 CIV mu,yls. M.r... O.
ill N... b.. tu rua tIU.. t.JtaIuI., Nt. I.,
.l...| uses IU eau boz pa ,J .r. J.AU.
.u0.. 1904 rr Eos people ttt.4. .u.
l.... nd ...tT u.t. a..i. ..I. U..t 90 IN
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w 4. NTED
For Sale bV NJ \. HICKlX, Cos Main Street
) s, q On New York, par; ls.s,aus, B. b


OHIcAdo. Nov Il --Ca,tle receipts /, 100
suongi exporter, SO - To 81; good 8,
loMcs shipping, s. % to So 10. cNmNn I
90 @ medium, si,2j TO 50 .; grass Texans.
~ ~ 70 ~ 40 Sheep receipts. 500
stlgo % Inferior 70 fair 81 IS TO IS. good
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BASE BALL.

1t the weather remains favorable the pub.
nc are promised splendid game of base
Oall, commencing AZ 2:30p p. m, to-day he.
tween the Brown Stockings and strong
pcSed nine from among the pest PLAYERS
IN ihe city. The following are the names
END positions OF the two teams as determ.n-
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I'M. ~ G,o'-.: Ny g haywood, Texsg;
tn,A Npfphr. WHaharorl, Texas; T. .
II ~ q GO. pr Reeves. l0dAnNpl.t' nj
IiC inns. K,n.ss OIy; Mrs A J > NV 20
y, yo.I. ! w C-fsl, Ctnoinnatii Dr..
y ,i.vSs. New YORK; Nrs. Rogers, Abtline;
r N Gsfnry ani wife, Wsxahacnlei W a
Er,r.. s A Burnett Collin o'univi Is +
Krmp. Geo-sisi q " ltlIlng. ~ n, Ifqp,.ssv'
q .,res " Narshsll, NrtlnN ~ y eA.er'
] A Rsdman Gtesngi To- texa., ~ s., yer yer,
49,, Ms a N Toaler LonsyieSi J o
rrp,,sii Terrell. ] 9 sievan, NckinneN J \
49, 81 Louis. Joan Z Book, LAader-
c,nnlv. Alab,mG EE Craig, Texas;
Meats. Rnnnes county; X d Morton,
rstmsrs branch; james Condos, Aollinsi
WFNeG ovan, Ansi'n' -
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ziegler BROTHERS phiIndelphi, s,,,,,.

~'1sier BROTHERS Philadelphia Shoes.
.. IL seems strange to mauy. wbv the !.
Inlei VIII ask for the celebrated X,eg,sr
brothers Philadelphia shoes. and vii
nave no other il they can find them, II j.
because they are always sure of getting ths
oeat htting and wearing shoe. Far bear.
tlIul style, en- Q and comfort, thew are NOT
surpassed, The ladies, misses and cbil.
dren, not forgetting the cd folks. Mi sre
deighted to have comfortable shoes.
Mr. CsnnoDs, the well known agent Is
10 the cry, stopping at the Grand Windsor
MOTEL We understand orders for sprinc
trade are larger thus lar than any former
season. "9 'oIHno
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TGe 81. Louis professional Brown STOCK
nes telegranhed our Browns Yesterday
that they would be here and play them on
next Sunday and Monday.
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THE Opp rFII n,,-', --,.,,-,.

mere Was injecting of the Old Feuovs
AZ Dallas Lodge No. a last night, for tbs
purpose pos OF taking steps to secure the grand
FS.Iplei or permanent home ol 0 G
relloNship in Texas. There U wns
a good round sum subscribad was bS
NOSE present and COMMITTEE w
app ,lnled to call upou tho members 0f I ,SS
Vfner and sol cit funds for tbat pprnc 'n'
t A.ter the membership has been CALEB SS on
s su1 oo1 Tl viii visit the citizens rener
o. ~. me Inl owing 'orm of note for SIMS
70 oe subscribed was agreed upon. ~ 90 ''''
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Her h,ro'.n W. m'ds Ia Oh aa Or
..Vt. .u"U.U..


Gushing tuihnrI Crushed.
"H.f. A"
.N H.lI'"
Tlls .,1a.' En- t'ybnntgv'th l..Urp
T.. 900 t.. a.ul uUa c.r...tu ua.rIHU. Ir .
gs".u ...u.r .y,. boo oltt.u moo.
.Urt N.u.l' .H.s.'Uu .'. IrH lIsuTus.
70. mE pc.Ul"u Hu,.' uH 70 ilaid
so o.l ttH ..# ihN rlIt-f.a I.usf Boo. uos.
H.'. 600 h'- HHi pr, '.. gs.uIm.r
cIoW.' fn ti. sftrUoan ubt 'WcsIaI
BON h' yr,t harpy 90 iao u,uly-v.u,
"Ars Won ura OF this," tho asks. 'p.r.
Ice y sufr''
'en sure' he answers htr, Int would
sokt my whelc c2is,olce ou what have
oil YOU.
In ths a herring ,hhd VS. she looks NO
into hs ite, and The ycaru rs c'o1uvuc. OF
h5 ,y.s st.fs mr. beer with d ,tfs..r to o.
f'-uss- II WasuHt t.cu Iupsa o. $40 t,I
Poop Dc. iH'tvr 10 was 100 ir. ing that had
tv.' iuNCael hrr heart before. Wn.n shp
sto2n before him theirs was something o.
awe thai held her silent, convection that
this mon wnsoi suh.im,r, grandtr mold
than any wnl nHu ever crus..d rsfpnIh
And shy shall We never know sOrruw or
poiN l' she aisle, Der pure ynuug acc hfhi.
ed un with sweet. uusf'u nntp.
,Eeotuse ho SAYS in los. mellow tones
F." have concluded not TO set married. r-
lChicigo rnhuur.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

VrsuAIt OFFtR FOR IHE NEXT IT.
D,ysGTN IENEN SFt,T sHnlS IN II Nd
~ NJ CUINe WADE ALL STYLES, AT
[ an. ATTY Il ORC D tlu
The Reliable shoe store,
II. PAGE s son, Ios Nlm street, Dallas.
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n nav t o. Az Valuable Consideration, pfomis q
Of oi5 W ~ tnS Gtand Lodge, Independent Or eE
msud, the sum Of ''"o Vi ie&aS, on de-
ne conditions Of This Obligat on arr Tho,
u, S T Gfand Lodge l. o. D. T.. viii lncaae
s temple or peunanenth me OF o Va In,S
Snip IN Texas, in the City OF Dallas Ana NV,
i F"r, Of Ut shall eNpsnd at least tho amount q,
sad ra,, Ous"ua .nl'ais In tue coustru ction OF
,vi pIei In Suth an event agrea raj toe
amount hereby suos rlbed may be nsed unSor
T " ~ OF sad Grand Lodge in building ss,d
Witness my hsnd this day of...A.D1ss
This {, q, 's''s..sss ,s...,s...,.....
rms u prize worthy of An etIort ni -,
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rms Is prIzs worthy oi an effort on me- M.
part OF Dallas, ana there is no donht hnt
OF affairs. ''"' s''u"'ioh
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tn the Editor of the DISPATCH :

Allow me to make Il suggestion intended
only for the good OF all concerned. A per-
son might learn the alphabet backwards
and properly contend that Il was easier and
more ineligible TO him than the usual
way. But it is very difficult for stranger
10 become accustomed 10 the numbering OF
the streets running down hill and down
stream and still numerically upwards.
When enter Main street, a. usual, from
Fourteenth, il seems incongruous to go
dOicn hill and d0tcn stream for Fifteenth.
was told n certain physician lived between
Seventh and Eighth on Franklin. went,
perhaps thoughtlesSly, to seventh, and OF
course went up for Eighth, and wandered
considerably before | went back to Seventh
and then dOJen TO Eighth. Mentioning my
dilemma to an intelligent gentlemen, he
remarked he had been here fourteen years,
and had not become accustomed TO il, and
had thought OF writing an article on the
subject. There might be a division at
Broad for the cross-streets; hut surely the
numbers should begin about Rockets, and
run uphill and upstream indefinitely, dis
pensing with the division at Foushee, also
confusing. We can then understand that
in rising In the world we rise numerically
and really, as no one ever heard Of putting
No. at the top Of a standard exhibiting
the rise OF the water or any elevation.
u. G. DOOTu.
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per 1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 33.42 per 1000 per
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
street Railway Extension.

At the last meeting Of the Board OF AZ
dermen the following ordinance was
adopted:
That the Richmond Cty Railway COM
pany have leave TO extend their track from
the present terminus, at the intersection OF
Main and Reservoir streets, by single
track along Reservoir street 10 Ashland
street, with turnout near the intersection
of TAYLOR and Beverly streets, and the
necessary sidings and turn-table at the pro-
posed terminus OF the extension hereby
provided for.
That the company have leave TO erect n
terminal depot on any property now owned
or hereafter 10 be acquired by said company
on Ashland street.
That the company have leave to con-
tinue its present track into Lot No. l6l OF
the plan OF the city at the intersection OF
Rockets and Main street, and establish a
terminal depot thereon: provided, how
ever, that this privilege may at any time be
revoked by the Council after six months
notice.
All work done by the said company upon
the streets OF the city shall be done at such
grade and curvature as may be prescribed
by the City Engineer, and shall be ap-
proved by him. And i'm ease any future
changes OF the grades OF the streets covered
by the tracks herein provided for, the COM
pany shall forthwith conform It's track and
other structures 10 the new grade.
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ucpnt7,e Civ Mission.

This help has never been asked in vain,
and the managers are thus emboldened at
this time TO lay the wants OF the poor he
fore the liberal citizens OF Richmond. The
unusual demand tor food at the soup-house
and the large number Of Sick-rations issued
each day has required so large an outlay
that the treasury is in sc2nty condition.
The managers ask for 5000 to enable them
to supply the demands on the Mission un-
til April.
Contributions can be sent TO Mrs. +. NJ.
Baker, 2l3 cast Franklin; Mrs. j. f..
Moore, POO east Franklin; Mrs. 5. NJ.
Price, 2l7 south Third; Mrs. Raleigh Col
stOu, 40 east Grace.
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Briefs and Personals.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Company viii
have the finest rairoad-ofiice in the South
when they get III the Pace Block. The rooms
are very large and airy and well lighted,
and the Railways are OF extraordinary
width.
Colonel George L. Peyton, so well known
i'm connection with the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, is at the Exchange Hotel.
He is a gentlemen OF too much intelligence
and yigor to be long out OF active business
enterprise.
That some men have "greatness thrust
upon them has received another veriiica-
ton i'm the statement now made that Bro
ther Jasper, when he first preached his
"Sun Do Move" sermon, did not know
that it was disputed point.
The gas agitation Is not dead; 1t only
sleeps for while. When 1t awakes 1t viii
have more strength than ever, and Will be
heard yelling one forty-Sl.4O for ever!
1t Is quite a sight 10 see the streets
around Davenport & Morris's covered with
hogsheads Of molasses. "There are NIL
lions - OF il.
Now is a good time for the Street Rail-
way Company TO think OF extending their
line 10 HOLLYWOOD. Let the Main-street
cars run through.
Hon. A. Koiner, chairman OF the STATE
Committee, is in the city.
Monday night some wanton boys or mean
men amused themselves by breaking OF the
tops OF the palings on the front OF Colonel
Carrington's yard, west Grace near Belyl-
dcre.
The game Of fiiteen-ball pool played last
night at G22 Broad street, was won by Mr.
Edward Brian--16 to Il.
Mr. John w. French, for many years a
carrier Of this paper, and n worthy and
deserving old gentleman, died yesterday,
having been paralyzed for about month.
He was native OF Powhatan county. His
funeral will take place from Trinity Meth
odiSt church to-day at 3 O'Clock.
The Elba Market Association will meet
tonight at Tholl's Hall and a full attend
ancc is desired.
Until further notice the Lucille, OF the
Powhatan Line. will sail every Saturday ut
4 O'Clock Z. II. from the dock, at Twenty
fourth street.
The young mems union prayer-mcetinS
at Broad.Street Methodist church last night
was largely attended, and great interest
was manifested. Tonight there will be a
love-feast, commencing at S O'Clock, at The
same place.
Alderman Williams writes in relation TO
the report Of his remarks ut the meeting OF
the Board Monday night in regard TO the
pay Of policemen:
81 did not threaten to offer q resolution
to reduce their pay in ease they brought
another petition. | suggested to them that
they had better not persist in their applica-
ton for an increase OF pay, as ii might re-
suit I'm 4 motion TO reduce their pay."
The Dispatch report did not say that be
did, and, ia fact, accords entirely with the
| above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-14
Shoui,lcrto Ghor1f.ier.

For the RichmOnd Dlspatch.l
Cooperation OF all denominations Of
Christians is warmly invited in the circular
OF the Woman's Work Exchange. The
membership fee is -. Each member has
the privilege OF exhibiting work for sale
and presenting to TWO other persons the
same privilege. Thus each membership
admits the work Of three persons.
The need OF such q benevolent enter
prise in Richmond is great, and the mar
ket is not 50 large but that the present
management feel encouraged to believe
themselves equal to their task. Let all
truly benevolent persons put their shoulder
to the support Of the plan already initia-
ted and il will prove 4 handsome success.
Should there be any lack Of cooperation it
Will not be for the want OF a warm invita-
ton from the ladies OF she Womln's Work
Exchange.