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GLOVE PINK ~ THE NAME

Of the new perfume inyented by ATKINSON, the
London perfumer, and favored by Mrs. LangirF;
hence many suppose It 70 possess beauty-giyisg
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Only three left of those elegant TURKISH RUGS.
Measure, four yards long and three yards wide.
Price only eos, worth $40.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
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Only few cLoAKs Iea, and IA we wish 20 mike
q clean sweep, we viii cgose ont the stock on hand
at very low prices. LEVY, DAVIS & DEAKE.
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DIR. WILLETs's "MOOSsHISE."-The lee
turc by DR.. Willcts before the Young
Mems Christian Association at Mozart
Hall last night was lecture calculated to
inspire all who heard 1t to take the best
possible view of life. DIR. Willets is I'M en-
tertainlng orator and n man OF experience
in the world. His lecture was adorned
with brilliant thoughts, garnished with an
ecdote, and illustrated with mimicry that
held the audience under his control about
two hours.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


Rad Dreath. Pain IN the Side sometimes the pain
is felt under the should r-blade, mistaken Tor
rheumatism; general loss Of appetite; bowels gem
orally costve, sometimes alternating with lax; The
head Is troubled with pain, l. dull and heavy, with
considerable loss of memory, accompanied win
nainful sensation of leaving undonc something
which ought 10 have been done; q sight. dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, oftcn
m siaten for consumption; the patient complains
of ryearfness and debility: nervous, clsily star
ted: feet cold or burning. sometimes .prckly
sensation OF the skin exists spirits are low nnd
despondent, and. although satisfied that exercise
wo,,id lie beneficial, vet one csn hardly summon
p forttlrdc 10 try tin fact, dis,rusfs every REM
eay. several Of the above symptoms attend the
al seaSc. but cases have occurred when but iSw OF
them existed, yet examination after death has
shown the LIVER 20 have been extenssY. .iy de-
ranged.
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RICHMOND. VA, january 1888.

TIME FIRM OF SToRRS e. Co. COM
L posed OF GEHVAS STORRS aud RO8ERT
". SIORRS, doing hIissnc~j as EEAAiSTERS Ia
The city Of Richmond. Is this day dissolved by mt
tual consent, the SAID ROBERT w. SroRES tEay-
ing withdrawn from said partnership. Either OF
the late partners viii syn the firm -uaine In settle
mfnt. GERVAS sTORRS assumes aii tho abiii--
ties Of the concern and.wi continue the business
under the same style os sTORRs a co.
GERvAS STORRS,.
ROBERT W. STORRS.
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xg- on all sales os Real Estate made hetweentbs
Isl or Januar. and last of June lhe taxes for ht
present year iave % he paid hy the purchaser Or
All sales mode between tho LIST az July and iast of
the year ;llc taxes have to be paid BY Tie seller
fTh. .uston was adopted 3beut iftcen years ago
by ~ The real estate agcatsi iu Richmond, and aI-
Pies 10 Richmondan and yicinIt>i
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C,HRIsTMAS GOODS!
CHRISTMAS GOODsl

am now receiving all the latest novelties In
CHINA, GLASS, aud REsDEN GOODS.
A nice line Of
BRASS coAL-HoDs and FIRE SETS.
.,,,Iaud scc them. z. B. TAYLOR,
l0li east Main street,
de5 opposite Post-oflico.
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CUEL FOR CHRISTMAS FIRES.

ANTHRACITE az $3.50 and SG.75 per ton; (;
EAST-DANK COALBuRG sPLlNT. $500 and
1915; PINE WOOD from - per half-cord
SAWTD AND SPLIT from e3 10 $3.50 per half
cord: ENGINE aud ANTHRACITE for FQCN-
DRIES at low prices. and fun stock OF all kinds
of fuel. Brosd street, 706 opposite Theatre, or
1905 cary street. or Telephone No. 80.
de 7-d0tdtcod6t & III. PAGE.
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DLAIR'S CHLOEAL THYMVL PRO-
pINLACrIc AMI DisiNfEcrANr has s-eea
ssca In tds city successfully 10 pseyert thu
spread OF dlphthcrts ard scsric,.seycr. and also
to mitigate the severity sf those disease. Iss
mode OF use 4 simple. and the odor ssrecaHe
For sale by druggists. Price, 30 csntss bottle.
Prcpsgci snly by J.BLAIR, Dr1ssists
&c aS corner Broad and Ninth siscots,
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RlcHHoSD, Jsnuary 9, 1888.
CO-PARTNEIlSHIP NOTICE.
T. NJ. CARDwELL
HAS AN INTEREST IN THE


MILLINERY BRANCH or OUR BUSINESS
from thi, date. THORN 8 CO.
JANUARY I, 1883. I3-4ts
T'HE FIRM OF THOMAS ii. GUNN
l. 4 60. IL DISSOLVED. THOMAS u. GUNN
COMMISSION BUsIN EsS uucer the frm-name OF
THOMAS II. & A.. r. -GtRN.
RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1888. u 3-3t
RICHMOND, VA, December 80, 1882.
V'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Il FORE existing between the subscribers Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. a. Y. sToKyS
Withdrawing. al partics indebted to US viii
please make payment aud parties to whom, we arr
Indebted win present their claims for payment.
Either partner Will sign in iqii,laiton.
A.f. STOKES,
TifOMASPO
WILLIAM q. STOKES,
A.Y. STOKES, in.
In retiring from the lrm of A.Y. Stokes q Co.
beg to tender n my friends and the public my
thanks for their liberal support through "a pcsi0d
Of thirty years. ending to-day. take great plea
sure In commenting to my friends the firm OF
POTTS. STOKES & Co, successors b, the old
irm. and ask for them a continuance OF the same
hbeIa, support A. Y. SrOkES.
The undersigned have this day formed co-pcrt-
nership under tho 6rIa-name cf POTTS. 81 0kEss
co. successors M to a; 7. STOKES z Co. t2 coTinct
SION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN To-
-MANUFAc crUREf:s' SUPPLIES, ut tbc
o,d stand Of A. Y. stokes & Co., and respectfully
solicit share of tic liberal pltronsgs extended 10
the ed firm. THOMAS FOTTt.
WILLIAM q. STOkEs,
RrcHa oNp. VA, January 1, 1883. in S-3t
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DISsOLUTIONs q PAnTNERsHnFN.
RICHMOND VA. peocmber 30. 1882.
RYRD WARWICK AND OTWAY
~ WARWICK having purchased rc tnsrrcst
OF ?. e. shield In the firm Of SHIELD WAN
WICK EsOTBERS, the nf1n is this dsv ds<solvcd
by mutual consent. SC. s!lEikh
OTwAY WARWICK.
The business WIN bs continued under the styIe
Of WARWICK BROTHERS. Thanking our
friends for past fAvcrs, and soliciting eonttnua-
Yours very trsly.
ia 3-3t WARWICK BROTHERS.
RscHSoSD, Jsnusry ., le0s.
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
we have this day formed cosportncrshsp for
the purpose ef conducting tho t0CbE- ana SiGN-
PAINTING and kAISONfSISG and COLOR
ING business AZ No. morn UfSecnth street,
under 81. Charles Hotel. and respectfully ask =
share Of the public patronage.
u. y. MONTGOMERY,
i. A. MORTON,
<kte Morton y GauidouT.
In referring to the above notice Ne wish 10 rc-
turn thanks ts friends and the pob}tc ecncrNt-
iy fer the liberal patronage they haSe extcndcd tn
she past. and ask continuance ~ tle future~
plcdgtng our best efforts 70 give satsG sGtetson Re-
spcc3fuliv. ID. r. MONTGOMERY.
"a S-2t Z. A. MORTON.
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Ir SHOULD BE USED BY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY or THE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.


Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locali-
tics nv taking dose occasionally TO keep lhe Liver
In healthy action will avoid al Malaria, Dious at-
taclss, DiZziness. Nausea. Ilrowsness, Depression
of spirits, &c. Ii will inyigOratc Ike glass OF
wine, BUT Is NO ISToXICA1iNG BEVERAGE.
IL YOU have eaten anything hard OF digesuon' or
feel heavy after meals or sieepsess at hlshl lakc
dose and you VIII bc relieved.
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BE SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING TIE REGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUsEl
For. whatever the ailment may be, u thoroughly
safe PrHGATiyk, ALTERNATIVE, ASD ION,G OH, C., c-n
never be ont Of place. The remeiv Is IiARMIEss,
AND DOES MOI INTERFEEE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE.
and has all the power and efficacy Of Caionel or
Ounine without any of the injurious after eiccts.
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am satisfied IL is val
nable addition 10 the medical science.
j. GILL SHORTER, Governor Of Alabama.
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, OF Georgia, says:
Have derived seine benefit from INC nsc OF slm-
thcr trial.
"TIIE ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
RELIEyE''-I have used many remedies for Dys-
have found any ything 10 benefit me T. the ex,tnt
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from sum
nesOta 10 Georgia for 70. ana would scnu lurincr
for such a medicine, and would advise nl who
are similarly affected to give IT trial, rs 1t seems
the only thing hat never fails to relieve; ,,,,,,
Dr. IT. ". Mas A saws: From actual experience
I'm the nee of simmons Liver Regulator In NY
practice | have been and am satisfied 10 use and
prescribe it rs 4 purgatye medicine
EIs- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper the RED q TRADEMARK and SIC
s.Tunror J. IL. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sc 29-W&Fly
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uoLrDAY HEADQUARTERS.
youRoURrAS. PRICE, TEMrLE, g Co.
42s KAsT BROAD srRsEr.
AND
cARposo, MsoP, MosBy a co"
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

.,.,is,m meuis are now being rap
sd,x a,,cd With the CHOICEST anu w ~, "a
.oNApfr = yoyELTIrS-fANCf oI,Vr " .'sa
,s.>,,yr yrpcypFF-BoxEs. JEWELRf tAs-
rrTs rASCY PIN-CusiiioSs.I IOiLEi .,',,,,. -noa
Tirs PLUSH, RUSsIA.LEAThth'o oAs lvm'
a,a ADVANCED NOVELTIES IA fvNhHi
pnoKs. HAxD-BO0kS sPESih-baeo, anu
e,hrr goods suitable for the holidays.
7,..ss .,s,,e and uscful wrspJangs we are offer
-, very popular prices. An inspection OF our
'e ., ,fare purchasing viii be 10 your advantage.
CARRiAGE-IoBEs.
los, opened, complete line, costing $3.50 to
~. i.xvrrs. suAwI.s, s,CoMFoRTABLEs,
WiSE-CLOTIis, and other useful articles for
s,,S. ISllasSS snSS ffauR,LlSrp CIRCULARS and DOL
NY, MN, ,bc 'ssfnIsiIt.SH wRAPs, $50 70 sos !;
IitCkETS. uLsTERETTEs, ULSTEKss COATS.
and all novelties IN wrappings, a. our usnaiiow
xrcKwEAR in immense variety o. shape; cost,
and fabric COLLARETTEs, SAR All BERN
HkRDT COLLARS, LACE sCARfs, fiCH-
prsi Nj rosST t1ssT'sn and DUCHESS LACE scARps
aud COLLARtT'ffS,r ranging In cost from 80
up-jus, the thing for handsome tes,imonisl
broidered. embosscd, and heinstitchcd-in I'M
fneasc variety, costing lOc. 70 20;
SiLks and sAl ms in al thr new ana a.iractive
winter shades IN SATIN RHADASlES- .Dh-
LYON, NENETlENNks;
BLACK VELVETS-thc cheapest line ever seen
in this market. ranging IN cost from sl.2o 10
The famous .'sAIAu DERNIIARDT" and
MOUsQUETAlEE GLOVES in SAKE ard un'
THE MosT kTTR ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN THE CRY FOR
CHRISTMAS AND 1iIE HOLIDAYS.
CARDozo, ALsOP, MOsBY s Co,
1905 cast Main street.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE g CO.,
de iy-eoi 430 east Broad street.
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8itlmond 1ispattIl.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs or TIE CITY.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE sUPEEiarkSDE,NI ur i"H
RICHMOND, VA, December 3o' 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS
- will be received at this Office until
THURSDAY, JASuAhY a, 1885,
12 O'Clock Nj,
for tho years supply Of OYSTER, siiELLs, " "
delivered 10 the lower works-33'ooo pusoc'.'
more or iess-as the necessity Of the superinteDd-
cnt may require.
The Committee on Light reserve 'i'e f'sn' ~ ~
~ JOHN II. KNOWLES,
a.so-s, superintendent.
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viii be in the employ Of sTORRS s. co. from
dis date. and ask cen inuapoe OF custom for the
new concern. ROBERT W. 6rORRS.
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TO THE TRADE.

FANCY ODOR- and TOILET-CAsEs,
POWDFR-Pt'FFs, PUFT-BOXES,
TOILET-BOTTLEs.
CUT-GLAsS and BOHEMIAN WARE,
and fun linaof FANCY and TOhET ARTICLES
usually sold In the drugstoses, for sale AZ lowest
wholesale prices by
PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
Wholesale Druggist.
del9 f6 Main street.
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Entered at the Pos,-ofice at Richmond, Va. as
second-class maIter.i
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ROOTS, kIfOES, &c.

To Gas" BUYERS or III
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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I beg 90 return my eincere thanks for the patron
asc l have enjoyed daring the past lfiesn years,
aud hope by u careffil at ,enfion TO business to-
Iaorit FOR the firm OF STOERS & co. ihc continued
confidence of my fr,Snds and the pri,llc.
ja2-lw GERFAS STORES.
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CET TIE BEST.

(URIsTMAS PRESENTS IN THEN
NWAY OF FURNITURE, MATTE ESSES. q,
FANCY CHAIRS. Scat WILLIAM DAf,lJTt
fRON'S.-Parfics in want of FURNITURE y
OF any description viii sluGy their interest ~ cali
Ing on me before purchasing. WILLIAM DAF-
IRON. once and Wareroonls. l43S Main street;
Mest-Eni store. 3l3 and 3l5 north Dams street.
street t,teh,nons dc 17-3m
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Personal.

A CARD.
With grateful acknowledgements 10 my friends
who have so hbeTaliy patroniZod me in lhe years
gone BY respectfully inform them aid the public
az large that shall. with their kInd co-piSe:alo,
thereafter. trust, The REAL ESTATE II 81
NESS in all II branches al the old stand, No 1Ol6'
corner of Main aud Eleventh stieels n,.,,,,.,,
IA e-ot FURMAN TCPPER.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY 10 EAT AND CHRISTMAS
FIkEs. Best ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES
and sfoves: CROWN-liiIL SPLlNT, the peerless
coal for open prates; FOREST rlNE NOOD,ion
and sawed. For an Kinds Of fuel call on
:. L. LATHR0P,
de 90 sevcu:eenth street. al Dfsg-biides.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. n, horses, mules
&C.
mo. y. LAtGuroN, Jn.. icy A. w., household
furniture, rliaeellaneosss necks, ~,
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THE FIRM OF THOMAS C. WILL
lItvS & CO.. Manufacturers OF Tobacco and
Dealers IN Leaf Tobacco at X chmoad and Danyil'e,
Va, was dissolved on the Sth October. 1889, by
the death Of James Thomas, Jr., since wiI.citfms.
the business has been carried ca by the UNDER
signed under the same style.
I have tbs day admitted Hr. ROBERT 81
BOSHER to An interest In the business, which
will be continued under the same name.
THOMAS {. WILLIAMS.
RICUMOSp, Va, January l-lS53. n 2-lw
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RICHMOND, VA. January /. lSs3-
rVHE FIRM-NAME OF X. w. POWERS
l. co. is this day changed 10 POWERS,
TAYLOR & co.
We desire sreturn th:fukJ 90 our friends and the
pnbie for pas. favor, and Soliciting continuance
of the same, &C remain, ycry rvspecttGiH.
X. W. POWERS,
r ID. TArEOR.
firm of Power, Tayaor & Co.
ia 2-d3.8sw3t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
HoUsEKEEPERs hould get the milk

HoUsEKEEPERs should get the milk
they use analysed at once, and il it IL
found to contain one half, one-thirl, OF
even one.fourth water, they should dis
charge the rascal and cheat Immediate
y who has the name of being a milk'
man, but in reality is the lDeanest and
lowest kind ola spurious decoction OF Il
milk and water man. The milkman
who cheats his customers Systematical-
y ont Of fifty per cent. of tn price paid
for milk, is on par with the huckster
who Uses diminutive measures, made
smaller still by false bottoms and light
weights.
Show us the honest milkmln, and let
a wreath of flowers encircle his manly
brow. Show us the dishonest man who
makes two gallons Of milk ont OF one,
and let the jacket OF shame be put upon
him, labeled " "cheat," " fran'i,' -
"thiet." Consumers of mi k, are you
willing to be cheated in this manner :?
1t is for you to say. Have the milk
analysed that is furnished you, and
kick up the biggest kind Of racke:
with your milk dealer. You will get
better milk by it, ard besides, you may
save the lives Of your children.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17

HAVING pungently criticised the
Quickstcps for their defeats it would be
unfair in us not to praise thrm in sue
cess, especially when they play such a
faul,ess game as they played yesterday
1t is reasonable to suppose that the
Baltimore club, used to defeat, would,
when opportunity offered TO play with
"a club Of another league, play to sue
ceed. The visitors certainly did play
their best yesterday but were outbatted
and outtieided and oltthrowed at every
point. With such playing all through
the tluicksteps would have led the
Interstate seven. We still have hope
for them and would not be surprised il a
long succession Of victories awaited
them,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17

ANOTHER ARGUMENT in favor of a
public park is the almost unexamplpd
mortality amongst children. The little
innocents shut up in close tenement
houses, where malaria prevails, and
deprived not only of the fresh brcezes
of Heaven bn! Of the milk, which is
their chief suStenance, by milkmcn
who are worse than thieves, why it. is
no wonder 50 many Of them die. \
day in the cool shades Of pablo park
amidst fountains aud flowers, is what
many OF these infants need, but the
city has not afforded them these CRATE
fu retreats, because it has not got
them. The city should lose no time in
purchasing the groves upon the Brandy
wine, both sides Of the stream south of
Riddles and the Augustine mills.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
The Classics.

The folly of making the study ,1
Greek and Latin the basis Of IL liberal
education, was exposed hy Charles
Francis Adams, Jr., in an address be
fore the Phi Beta Cappa Society OF
Harvard College. Thousands of cthel
graduates will agree with him that they
have real zed no compensating advan.
tage from the study of these languages,
and the requirement of a knowledge Of
French and German is far preferable.
All that is worth knowing in the dead
languages has been interpreted, and the
importance given them ty learned pro-
fessors is very properly denominated by
Mr. Adams Us Fetch worship. His
views, however, have not been per
mitted to 90 unchallengel. President
Seelye, of Harvard, has taken up the
cudgel aud asserts that the best scien-
titic students, III az experience Of ten
years, have been the classical students.
and therefore the study of Greek and
Vim is credited with having led to
this apparent superiority. This argu-
ment is what might have been expected
from any enc interested in uphol.lng
old customs and theories. This age.
however, is becoming more utiltarian
than preceding ones, and certain
professors may eventually find that
their occupation is gone. If all our
inventors, all our atesmen and all our
orators were Greek scholar, the case
would be different. There would then
be All incentive to devote years to
acquire knowlelg" OF the dead
languages, but in the ight Of actual ex-
perience of graduates the ideal must
give way to the real, and studies pass
for their actual value, and not for their
mere theoretical worth or their hoary
claims. We commend the observations
Of Mr.. Adams to a general pcruSal.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
:. iiaiem and Hendricks Again.

llOen anu teuOrlckS Again.
After all the assertions made u the
contrary, and the denials that have beel
made, the public will be compelled t,
come to the conclusion that
Samuel j. Tilden is intriguing for re
nomination al candidate ior the
Presidency by the forth coming demo.
cratic National Convention. A CORES.
pondent OF the New York Times has
had an interview with a very close per.
sona friend of cipher sage of Gramercy
Park, and his statement must be taken
as rejecting the views OF Mr.. Wlden
From thi interview it appears that Mr.
Tilden would accept with tervor re
nomination of the "old ticket" and
that number Of friends, of whose
movements he is constantly informed,
are engaged in All effort to secure the
nomination for him. Mr.. Tilden, the
interviewer says, would liketo be Lomi'
mated without platform. We are not
surprised at this. He had too much
platform in 1876.
He recognizes that silence is the only
refuge from defeat in the coming cam
paign owing to the conflict of principles
in the party, he should have said for
the want of principle. Mr. Hendricks,
it is aulhorltatively stated, is heartily in
favor of II denomination OF the old tick
ct, in the hope that if it succeeds he
would be in the line OF the Presidential
succession. When it is remembered
that the great mass Of the Democrats
profess to believe that Tilden and Hen
dric' We're elected in 1876, and that
denomination of right belongs to them
as an act Of justice, it may just be pos
sble that the old ticket will again be-
placed in nomination next year. OF
course it makes no ditfere ce to the
Republicans who the Democratic nomi-
nees are, for they are bouud to be beat
en- anyhow by the Republican candl-
dates whoever they may be-
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
ANOTHER ONO man has been hes

ANOTHER ONO man has been heard
from and rs usual he i, good man
His name is Robert Moore. He was
left handsome estate by a father cut
ing ont d ! the other children. But
such property left in such u manner
burnt l.obert's hands-rather troubled
his conscience and he Immediately
called the disnherited heirs together
and made an equal division Of the
property between them. There a.e
many men who will applaud the action
of Robert Moore who would not do like
him if placed in the same circunStan-
ces. Hereafter, who will run down the
"OhiO man.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
II 0& CO EssE

NXCU UkSlUN.-fOULEY'S POPULAR
u and orderly excursion to New York the
Grand Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn, Coney
Island. Brighton and Manhattan Beaches, on
Thursday. July 20, 1883. bids fair TO be one Of
unusual pleasure and sight seeing. Unpre.
cedented attractions day and night; through
the day along the Pennsy lvania Railroad,
the great bridge uniting New York and Brook
lyn, withsthe parks and numerous other at
fractions. Coney lsiapd, Brighton and Man
haitian at night, with their brilliant illumina.
tons and magnificent fireworks, with Oil
more s Rand, 7th Regiment Band. ConIron,'s
Band and numerous other bands to enliven
the already delighted excursi0nists. No
change of cars seats all numbered. Excur
sioLlsts can leave pier No l at the Battery
any half hour they wish during the day for
Coney Island. by showing their tickets as
they 70 on any Of the iron boats for COney
Island. The excursion will leave the + W.
Il B depot at 4 O'Clock, II. m, sharp; return.
ing, leave Coney ISLAND at Top. m. Jersey
City, II 81: allowing l3 hours in New York.
arriving in vii luingt,n about u. m. Whole
tickets, S' 90: halt. sl.5O. 3oly3,7 ,l0,l4,l7,2l
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
Strept Cars 1ilS>r X ed,

Both car tracks of the Wimingt"l
City Passenger Railway "er" bI'"ke'
tor nearIY an hour last hight, cauS"'
by the breaking down Of an Ice w"g u
belonging to the krtnroer Ice and GOA
company. An attempt was made #
turn off the track on Delaware av"
nue., between Tatna, and West str"e1s :
when the tongue broke and whce
came off, letting the wagon down rpol
tie two tracks
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17
Serious Injury.

Yesterday morning Il man named
William {. Conaway, employed as Il
labOrtr at the Diamond State rolling
mill, was severely injured by piece Of
iron weighing about 80 pounds >tri =
ing him in the stomach with such force
that il iriled him 10 the ground. He
was immediately taken 10 his home, No.
40 Head stree in "A carIiag". arl a
physician summoned. An cx nina.
Iion showed hat he was seriously iHjur-
-d internally, and Cuncus>i N d; the
spine is feared.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17

THE choosing of the Polk Jury would
indicate II high State OF education in
Tennessee. Two Thousand men had t.
be called as jnryInen before twelve ig'
noramuses could bc found vino knew
nothing about the case.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17

THE QrICKsTEP should hay" no fron-
BILE baggiug the Brooklynites this after
noon,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-17

OFFICER Pearson will see by refer
ence to another column that the man
who is challenging him to swim is moi
"monkeying."