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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING APRIL :, 1SS3.-CGUSeS Of Death:
Anuerism, / white; Brights disease, ]
colored; cancer, 1 white; congestion OF
brain, , white; congestion Of lungs.
colorcd: consumption, 3 white, colorcd
convulsions iniantilc). , colOred; debility,
white; diarrhGa, white; diphtheria.
c0lorcd; dropSy. , colored; heart-diSea,e,
3 white: livcr-discase. l colored; mara,-
mus, colorcd paralysis, 1 white, | col
Ored; pneumonia, , colored; premature
birth. white, colored; Scr0fula, col
ored: spinal affection, ! c0lorcd; tabcS
mescntcrica. ! c0lored; tumors. l white; !;
whooping-cough, white. Wlole num-
Der OF deaths in the city, exclusive OF
still-births, 41-white, 10: colorcd, %.
Locaiitu: City at large. /; Marshall Ward,
); jefferson Ward. II; Madison Ward,
4; Clay Ward, 6; Jackson Ward, u; aims
house, ,.
Rate OF mortality OF whole population
was 30.I0 per 900 per anaum.
Whole number Of deaths FOR the month
Of March, 1l9-whte. 20; cOlored, -.
j. G.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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POLICE COURT.-The following eases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Henry Thompson (colOred). charged with
stealing one lot Of lime and laths, all OF the
value OF &c, from \. :. Billings.
Andrew Anderson (colored), charged
with assault and battery. Fined $3.50.
Richard Chcatham (c0lOred). charged
with being disorderly in the ballroom OF
Barney Branch. Fined $3.50.
Albert Younger, charged with assault
and battery. The accused not appearing,
an attachment was issued for his arrest.
Jane johnson (cOlored), charged with
outrageous conduct. Fined $40.
Thomas Diggs (coloredD, charged with
contempt OF court. Fined -.
Henry Faunteroy and Albert Smith
(both colorcd), charged with stealing one
hundred pounds OF iron from Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. Not guilty
OF larceny. but accused, being idle and dis
solute characters, were sent 10 Jail for three
months in default OF surety.
Henry Taylor (colofed), charged with
stealing one piece OF bacon and one piece
OF beef from NJ. Briel. sent to jail for ff-
teen days.
Thomas Diggs (coloreD, drunk. Fined
81.
William stevens (colored), drunk. Fined
g. -,
g.
Philip Harris (Colored), drunk. Fined
81.
Thomas Dickerson (colored), charged
with being disordcrly and throwing rocks
in The street. Sent to Jail for thirty days
in default OF surely.
Adelaide White (coloredl drunk and dis
orderly on the street. Fined s..
William Owens, drunk. Fined %.
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Young Mrs. WinfiiroD,

Bronson HOward's new emotional
drama "Young Mrs. Winthrop" was
placed upon the boards OF the Theatre lat
night by the Mlds0n-Squlrc Theatre
Company. Unfortunately there are GER
tain scenes sometimes in domestic life 30
painful that the more reality there is in
their presentation the more dramatic they
become; and in this play the author seems
to have approached reality so nearly
that the interest i'm the performance
comes close 10 that which q life scene
would command-that l., provided the
actors imperSonate their parts wei! /;
and it is only just to say that the
MadiSon-square Company accomplished
this difficult task successfully last night in
the presence Of one Of the largest and most
fashionable audiences that has gathered at
the Theatre this season.
The play is picture OF domestic life as
il now appears in New York. and there is
very little either in the words of the actors
or their acting that draws the mind from
the actual occurrences OF everyday life
The story is 4 thrilling one, and even in
the first act draws attention and does not
drag. ~ the play progresses it grow,
more sprightly, and the interest in
cGtiNtS dS IL BNt~ on. b1luElU-
out the dramatic happenings in the
family OF a wealthy young husband, de-
voted mother, fond wife. and interesting
child. Jealousy between husband and
wife, erring conduct on the part OF both,
the good advice OF mother TO her chill
drcn. the death oi the little child. separation
and misery, love and happy reconciliation,
are some OF the striking parts. In these
scenes the part Of Buxton scott, The law
yer. taken by Mr.. Edward Marble; that Of
Edith Chaplin, the blind sister Of Mrs.
Winthrop, played by Miss Maud Stuart !;
Young Mrs. Winthrop. represented by Miss
Belle Gilbert: and Mrs. Ruth Winthrop, the
mother, assumed by Mrs. l.. VI. Berrell,
and Mrs. Dick Chetwyn. as acted by Miss
Blanche Weaver. deserve particular praise.
The entire company is good. but these IA.
dies and gentlemen deserve especial men.
ii N, u docs the elegant stage scenery AND
rich costumes.
To-day at , O'Clock the company bay,
consented to give the same play al &
matinee performance, the proceeds OF
which will be devoted to the purchase OF
the Home for Aged and lntrm Women.
Surely the great merits OF the play and no.
BILE object OF the charity mentioned will he
sufficient to ill the house TO oyerDowing.
At night the same play will be repeated.
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MRS. Z. J. THURSTON,
HOTELS AND BoARD,NG.MousEs.

DOARD FOR THE SUMMER. ONE
ID mile from Richmond and Allegheny and
shenandoah Valley railroads ia healthy and
attractive country, near Natural Bridge and Lex
mgiUn. Pure mountain air. good fishing. and
pleasant rooms. Reference given aud required.
Apuly o. A. G.. BRADY, Buffalo Forge, Rock
bridge county, Va. p1l-W&F4w
DOARD.-TO THOSE WISHING SUM
ID MIR BOARD, 90 % NEW GLASGOW. VA,
on virginia Midland railroad. twenty miles north
Of I.ynchburg. Large, airy rooms; nue iawniiOr
children and nur.es: natural mOutHIn scenery; (;
c0uveyarce 10 and from dcpOts any hour; horses
for ladies' riding aud driving. Free from mus
quiiOes, malaria. chlls, fogs, and sickness gene
rally. FOR further particulars, address
r. n. FOWLER. New Glasgow,
an 7-GtE Amher-t county. Va.
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COOK'S EXCURSION.
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
CALIFORNIA,
VISITING ~ ROUTE

Washington. the Mammoth Cayeof Kentucky, the
grand gorges and passes Of the Rocky Mountains
In Colorado, Denver. santa Fe, southern Cator-
MA, the YOSEMITE VALLEY, and san Fran
cisco returning cid >alt Lake CITY, Chicago and
Niagara Falls.
start, MAY 3. 1883. occupying eigh, weeks
Cost. $500. The outward and return journey by
entirely different routes. Pullman cars, hctci ac-
commod1tion, carriage drives. and
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Full particulars free ON application. Address
THOMAS COOK s. son.
o6l Broldway. New York: l97 Washington
street. Bost0n: 3ll Waluul street, phiiadcphia.
~
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SCARLET-FENER
CURED.
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tel

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville Tenn
testify 10 the most excellent qualities OF Iro-
fc.sor DAEEYS PROpIiYLACTICfI FLUID. AZ 4
disinfcctant aud detergent il Is both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation VIII
which am ac6uainled. y. z. LUTON.
Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID Is RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander II. stephens. Of Georgia; ltev. oiiaries
D. Deems. ID. d.. Church Of The Strangers, New
York: Joseph LeCOnte, Columbia. professor thl-
Ycraiiy, south Carolina; Rev. 4. j. Battle, probe
sOr Mercer University: Rev. George +. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Ter
fcctly harmless. Used internally or externally ioi
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, aud we
have abundant evidence that Il has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information gei of your
druggist pam-hlet, or send 90 the prOprictOrs,
j. II. ZElLIN A Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia
Oc I-Su&Wly
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

A SOUTHERN LADY. HAVING HAD
" several year, cNperience - TEhClltb OF
M A,VISt; AND PAINTING. desires
.IIUtTION ia thc flll In some inst.,u iln; ar
viii INSTRUCT 4 CLASS OF PUPILS Cs'-
ID sI,-.l. wiclo Sac ha, been ruu.ng even greater
proficiency Foo hyr tri.
Rcf rouces. bishop Morris, of oregon. ani
Bishop Padd0c,, of Na-hingioa Territory.
.d5rt.. Mis- - 3. N..
school OF Design.
southwest corner Broad aud Master .trcct.
an Il-1ts TmiatllEhil.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday {:
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company rs The City Of Lynchlurg.
Writ Of error and SUperSededS awarded to
a Judgment Of the Circuit Court OF the
CITY Of Richmond on the Dist day Of No
vembcr, 1882.
Price as. The Commonwealth. Argued
bv judge }. W. Johnston for the plaintih'
i'm error and the AttOrney-Gencral for the
Commonwealth, and submitted.
TalaferrO rs. The Commonwealth. Ar
gled by the Attorney-Goneral for the Com
monwealth, and submitted.
Tillar rs. Cook and ais. Submitted.
Wolf rs. Nlolet's administrator. Sub
mitted.
Smith rs. Snyder. Argued by Charles
V. Meredith, Esq, for plaintiff in error.
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DIVIDENDS.
END IN LIQUIDATION.

OFFICE or THE MERCHANTS ANDl
MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, April D. 1883.
The Executive Committee of this company have
declared q DIVIDEND OF FlFrEEN TEX
CENT. IN LIQUIDATION. PAYABLE 90 The siocs-
holders on and after WEDNESDAY, l / III instan',
on presentation Of their scrip the office OF d. n.
ND lost u. T.. BROOKE, secretary.
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HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-fnrnisllcd hotel IS now
open Tor tic reception Of gue.ts. This hoicl, hay-
the modern requirements cf the travelling public,
supplies want lOUg experienced by those visiting
Hampton ln qnest Of comfort, economy. civillly.
seals at all hours in restaurant. special terms
for families.
Large slmplc-foOms Tor commercials. whose pa
trOn3gc f. especially asked for. Commercial rates,
~ per day. l.. BARNARD. Proprietor.
NH 4-d3m Late Manager ol B0n-Air tiOte'.
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nrGGIEs. pmAEroNs. pRAYs. &c.

WE HAVE On HAND FORc% tx
W SALE. 20 the lowest prices. y = -
TT NSiON-TOP AND POSl fHAE l0Nc, al
as .0rtlrcnt of TOR aud SlDF-BNR bitGIt>.
RDChAMANS. GROCERY MNtON~. ahi oht.
Now DHtN. all our OWN on X. ECpaifi- "t
all sind specially. MlNDN f''p'
apIl.lm -corn rFoc-,h lud V trhti streets.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, }
RICHMOND, VA, April 7. 1883. I,

KlCHMOND, Va, AIIII Z, IhNJ. \
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-If the writer of the article In
YOUR issue OF this date over The name OF
f" 4 Daily Reader viii be kind enough to
call at nv Office, or send me such list oi
awards to be offered in the iloral depart
ment OF the Agricultural society AZ will
produce the "best display OF the choicest
fowers" " at the next Fair, | will consider
It favor. The Society is very DESTROYS OF
offering the best inducements In their
power to have an excellent display in every
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VARIETIES.

Besidcs the rogUlqr assortment common
To large clothing stocks. nee curry many
SpeciaUies, such aS Coachmep's coats,
S,calloo- Tails, Waters coats. BqrberS'
coats, etc.
We iauite Examination and Comparison
u our usually large stock of BOYS and
Chudren's SUITS.
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siTUCKs. STRAW, dc.

CHUCks, SHOCKS, sHUCKS.
y STRAW, hIHAW, STRAW.
for sale loose IA bale delivered in any Qu1nt
Also large 10. Of MASTiChTED CONS-foD-
DIR. A FINE FARM NULL for sale
Apply ~ y. L.. BASKET,
corner Franklin aud lOlnbardy streets.
nh 3O-cOd2w near Richmond College
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, rainy, and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, AZ I;
o \. NJ, 80; noon, 81; p. NJ, So; r..
NJ. Sc; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 494.
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NEW YORK CHEAP ANNlNG AND
y TENT COMPANY OFFERS WINDOW.
D1Ql.-. and pDEtfl-A INNINGS inr residences
i'm "A W., superior .fNl,. il,1. ~ipIN ~ IA
.CNNOgI = fr wedding aud reception parties.
lNMN-TEaIS and >tIftL~, With lDibiNh
AWNING. nt very low figure. tiirrt 70 me
workman uip aud Et viii convince tur Il. ic'
Factory, & north tour' ,uiii street. ap tl-li
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, local rains, followed by
clearing and slightly warmer weather,
winds shifting to south and west, followed
in the southern portion by rising baRome-
ter.
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4. SAKs & CO..
ONE-PRICE tLOTHiEES,
1913 Main street.

EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER.
This Is the secret of the wonderfully sweet aud
ncnetrating qualities of the pcrfumes manu-
fnctnred bY J. 4 4. ATKINsON. of london.
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necntlrc stock Of a large Now York re


lfE rYNFF STs MD iATGF GiTf Af h 5{S& @ i''
~ a. % a SiE I c NS 5 d So
IL psss E %
N9 aas H. r 3 9 & e Sae
Ill Ks short while Andrew
ar ac lot whchwe rGe,2de 'osdi"
orr5V s2Srhc 4 T4s11 manu- $3.50
sTEE sTEE fi,i9Ns 22 Hi12 s4Gfi}E "a !'
- HMoNG 0InFH FANG GA!As A?.ss....~...
Ns5 wear wamu sc;
30 2cis@SL a. i.FItL IS3 BtN TINGa;sc;
a5Oc;
sliTci ENrnojEFED
Hosi r. Y:.u..:
ssF F M TTg u iB 6 5SE III M @ ftH 5 s5s @ % @ % 5
LADIES'! RfSY1I NtDE BlLHRrGGA Av. degn,at15
% EG AiI II M i5Ef 3
@ J M IS 5 3sr. @
da d Of 9 fl 9l2 lPP 81 Al 4YDhfH
@3.s5 ga r. i}i l5 {6~E y s
M g sso aa1n AlfESfS BNEFf >FkN AFk rs at
@ @ ii yI2 FttyG iHS M htinule
One @ H. + m SPAN FcIus
IAEDwDE PERcAIEs aaen dars at sna value i2'
Moj.iNiNG Il o d ss:.........:
Ell, yH :lo
%IY%H % All " %2, 4, Hl y TEiLtSs usual PRICE
We -; m an f ~ fEys X M5ftYfy
- .. iiil,il:.~.~.....~: iili:...:
GOODS AND LACEs ,. .., ..., 90 >on
Ys % n %s at fSa saH5 @ as @ 5 @ no
COHEN BROTHERS,
BROAD STREETS.
Will please give near description
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VIOLATING UNITED STATES REVENUE
LAWS William Jackson. a cOlOred man
who keeps a grocery az 1896 Broad street,
was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with having in his pos
session Il lot OF tobacco-boXcs containing
tobacco stamps upon the boxes not having
been dciaced according TO the regulations
Of the United States Revenue Department.
Officers Nease and Shinberger entered the
house the night before, and their search
revealed the facts stated above. Jackson
was sent before United states ComInls-
,ioner Plea,ants, and by him was sent on
to the United states grand jury.
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CrsrOM-HOUsE NOTES.-Thc American
bark Carib. LctOurnaE master, was en-
tered at the cu,tom-hOu,c Yesterday from
the Island OF Orcbila, Venezuela, wiki a
cargo OF 3Gj tons Of eJano. 10 order.
There was also entered in bond from
New York eight one-eig.th casks of sherry
wine. consigned to Mc,,rs. Daycnpor, X
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3itIlmond 1ispatrh,
WEDNESDAY........APRl II, 1888.

fs-TlE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CmCU-
LATIoN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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CELLULoD EYE-GLAss FHAMEs, In their
beauty. strength, and durability, far surp3-5 the
Ordinary tortoi,e-sholl frames commonly iu Ese.
They are superior TO All others. For sale by AL
leading jewellers and opticians.
ROUGH or RATS" clears ont rats. mice. flies
roachcs. bcd-bups. ants. yermin, chipmunh,. l5c.
To MAKE 4 GOOD SALAD DRESSING - THE
ordinary way. good condiments, plenty 81 tme,
and no little skiil are essential DrRHEE's
DRESSING supplies these REQUISITES. Al srocers
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MOTHER SWANS WORM-sYRuP" for fever
ishncss. rcsilessness, worms, constipation Taste
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: FRADICATES
MALARIA.
.....- ....s....s..s.s.'s >lsi-7f "ii" "ii
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

~ y a H = ~
Persons waiting on the
Scarlct-FcVcr has never
where the FLUID WAS d
has been cured with II al
,ak4u place. The worst
yield L. IL.
FENEBED and SIGN
ucr~Ou- refreshed ana
BED SORES prevent
cd by bathing with
DARBNS tLClD.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purinei.
FOR SORE THROAT II
isa sure cure.
CONTAGION destroy
cd. .
For FROSTED FEET,
{ ltIL i l. 4 J y :
PILES, CiIAtlNGS'
RHEUnfATISM cured:
SOFT. WHITE COh-
PLEEtONS secured
lylfs use.
SIllP-FENEH prevent
I'd.
TO PURIFY 7 II J.
BREATH,CLEANSt
THE TEETH, Ii can't
hc surpassed.
CATARKllrcilcvcdand
cured.
ERYSPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved IN
stantly.
SCARS prevented.
BYNENrERN cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
ly.
SCUHNY cured.
An ANTlDOTE for an
im1l or vegetable poi
sons. ating5. &c.
fused The FLUID du-
ring our pre- cut attic
ton wifi SCARLET-
FEVER with decided
advantage. II Is indis-
pCusable 10 the sick
roOm.-WM. +. SAND
FORD. Eyric. Ala.
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4 member Of my fam
ilV wa, taken with
SN1NlL-PON. | used
the FLUID. Tie patient
was not dcligious. was
notpittcd.and wssaloUt
the house again ia t.rCc
weeks. ana no others had
it,. ". PARKINSON,
Phiiadelplil.
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DIPIITHERlA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DAKBiS FLUID
very success fully ln the
treatment of Dlril-
TlIERlA.
4. STOLLENWERCK.
Greensboro. Ala.
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Thccminentphyeician
j. MARION SIMS, NJ.
d., New York, says: -
am convinced Professor
DARBiS PHOPill-
LACTIC FLUID Is Il
valuable dlsInfectant.
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THE LEADING MILLINERY ~
ESTABLISHMENT. .VintNo
GRAND SPRING OPENING, 1883.

OUR EEGJLAK GEAND sPKING OPENING
takes place
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL l1TH AND l2Tu,
on which occasion We shan exhibit MAGNlFI-
CENT ASSORTMENT Of PATTERN HATS and
BONNETs Of cur own importation from The
hands OF LEADING PARlSiAN and LONDON
DESIGNERS.
Also PLI'MES anc TIPS of ail ihe new tints.
Our ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS this season
B. immense.
Largest STOCK ofRIBBONS in ,hs city.
Our customers and the ladies generally are IN
,iied. WOLFORD & sHILBEEG,
a3 SGT 5e3 Broad street.
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Persons waiting on the sick should use 1t freely.
,;carlct-Fcver has never bcen known 10 spread
where the FLUID WAS used. GELLON-fEN tls
tas been cured with IL after BLACh NoMII had
.gtan mace. The worst cases Of DlfHIHERIA
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In eases OF DEATH il
should DC used about
the corpsc-it will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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I Entered at the Posi-onice at Richmond Va, as
second-class matter
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For SCARLET and
TYPHOID + T. NfRS.
DlPHTHERIh. SAIL
WALTON, ULCERATED
SOR y ! IA Il o \ Il .
SMAIL-PON, VI f. \
SLFS. and all
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TETTER dried up.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
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.xc,rR,rs. Lta, ogh. ar
FLORIDA ORANGES.
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

MICHIGAN EARLY-RO>E POTA-
100 barrels CHOICE fARLl RO>f.
anil POTTS. STONES co.
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We >iiitlt
= cases ANDROSCOGGIN BLTACHED MCsLI
= casts DWIGHT ANCllOE. equal m weight ana
90 pieces SIIh TISSUE WILLING at Sc. q
. cases ALL-WOOL-fILLING CHECKED BIN
Dot OF COLOEED LtoLE GLOVES at 6sc.:
81 dozen Nili-NoNE (pRsFIS az SIC.
MADAME FON'S PATENT IMPROVED SklkT
4 IA SiEINE {. r." sl.2j; JO-BONE SILK
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ID l. A { III + :.
500 ease, tw 5-pound PEACHES.
ann POTTS, STOKES & co.
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Mr.. Carter argued that this particular
statute (jj0G) had been declared by the
United States supreme Court Gn Reese, ID
otto unconstitutional and void; as being
too broad and ambiguous.
Tbi, whole question OF the constitution
olifv Of tli, section lac elaboratcly con-
sidtr4d. and authorities were largely
quoted from in support OF his view. The
distinctions between the Rees and sebold
case, were pointed out.
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GRAND LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD-FEL-
LOwS-LtRGE REPRESENTATION PRESENT
CHEERING NEWS PROM sUBORDINATE
LODGES.
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HOME RULE FOR ireland.

There seems little doubt now that the
British Government intends to introduce
during the next session some measures
tending indirectly towards home rule. The
plan seems to be- as far as the intentions of
the Cabinet have leaked out, to make Ire
land species of toy model of the United
States, the internal administrations being
divided among the counties instead OF
among States, with the Federal Govern
ment in London instead of Washington.
By this means the northern counties will
be secure from interference by irresponsible
extraneous authority, and the entire exter-
nal administration of the country as an en-.
tity will be still in the hands Of her MaJes-
ty's Government while conceding at the
same time considerable local self-Govern.
ment to the disaffected districts. The idea
looks well enough on paper, but will it
satisfy the Irish leaders | am afraid not
Five years ago it might perhaps have been
of use now fear we have left but two
courses-complete separation of the two
countries, or stringent repressive coercion,
carried even so far as the Acknowledgement
of the disaffected cities and counties.
| am becoming more and more
of the opinion every day that the
glish people are undergoing great change
on the Irish question. 1t takes a long
time to thaw the paleocrystic ice of Anglo
Saxon prejudice, but there are signs of a
general breaking up. We can no longer
disguise from ourselves that the Irish peo-
pie differ from US in every respect. That
they are, in fact, in direct antipsthy to us
in manners, traditions, character, pursuits,
and, above all, in religion and there is a
growing spirit among us which finds vent
in the popular formula, LET 'em go and
be ID to en-" Paruell has discovered
where his power lies, and will stop all
legislative action in the English Parliament
until his demands are granted. The Irish
leader has improved on the plans of the
Is,aeltish pa riot. II Mr.. Moses had bent
his energies towards his rendering null and
void all Paaroah's DEGREES, and paraly zing
the whole machinery of the Egyptian
Government, instead of making himself a
general nuisance by spelling all the water
and converting unotfending peoples houses
into convalescent hospitals for suPeifuous
frogs and flies, l have little doubt that he
would have accomplished his object much
more quickly and easily than he did
ILondon Corr. Cleveland Herald,