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COMaITTEE WORK,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The senate
committee on patents to-day gave hear.
ing upon charges of corruption, which
have been filed by patent practition-
ers, who are opposing the confirmation of
DR., Robert G. Dyreniorth, Of Illinois, to be
assistant commissioner of patents. DR..
Dyrenforth is now one of the judges on the
patent board of appeals and was formerly
primary examiner Of patents. The charges
relate to his administration as examiner,
and are specific in character, alleging
bribery and tamperiDg with manuscript in
q case pending before him. The committee
has file of papers from the interior depart
ment bearing upon the subject of the
charges.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
is preparing a list Of naval officers on duty
at Washington and the length Of time they
have been here. Officers who have resided
here long time seem to think that gem
eral elearng.out will be the result.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BurTxRcuP, TEXAS Sept. 4, lSss.
Ihn Is 70 certify that We have used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT for 81 kCK IEE
in Ga lie by giving from Is 70 ~ dreps ii..eS-
nsIly ami applying externally once or twice to
ne p arts affected, aad Il gave immediate relief
Al. McLURE WI. sHIFLETT
A, ]. STEWARD. WILL McLUks
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-rf~cuP. TEIAs AUGUST % is,

BrrfsscUP. Tgxas. AUGUST 2S lSS..
ksrs. Morley Bros;
ksSsregvsS: II have scld ~ OND SkFUL
|;GIs' 70 seVe-sl o. my csstorers who used
|lnr the cure o. 3.-ACN LEG by giving
II a. Two doses internally and applying II ex-
slv. Ii worked hAe charm. Yours. ktc.
:. Is. HuTCHISoN.
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show the public them such an
Gentleman Child will be fusep attending with our private
our
cS on hand Tor taken of the MAMMOTH ESTABLISH
WOLFE BARUCH
o Goods hand, ~
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~, uing'peMteniiaries or feforma,of,ssr
fehuing ditcussion the senate adionr,'. ~,
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re-...-ue VAs.s uo....
capital stock. $250.OO6 AlesandsS. Wy Wy
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reacted 70 I, closing firm; No. 3. GA to GA.
steamer 69l to III; No. ., Il to 79i: old do
s5i. Coffee higher and firm; Rio, I; spot. Z.
sugar tirm and less active. Pork dull and
unsettled; 1911 to l9l. Cut meats flrmer,
long clear middlings, lOs. Lard dull; Ii CO
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eREGyFAsT BUDGET.

Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has ac-
cented free pass and will cross the ocean.
Jenny Lind's son Is an officer in The Brit
ish army, and her two daughters are both
married. Jennie appears to have designed
her little family for war.
Bismarck has been having q long confer,
enee with Emperor William. Agood deal
of enid American pork is consumed when
ever Bis. aud Bill have conference. =
New York Ia 10 have twelve more Su-
meme Judges. As Miss Kane ID still prae-
ticing law In the United States, u Is wei
that the Judges, in one State at least, are 10
receive aIL reinforcement.
TIE Mayor and Aldermen Of Portland,
Me, have voted 10 dead-head themselves
into shows, and TO wear badge Of some
appropriate design Let them wear a
much wilted beet-Spingleld Republican
The bald men are not painting any spi'
ders on their heads this year. They say
mat flies are always certain to go where
there are spiders. and that the spider
scheme was adopted without sufficient re-
Election. s ~, .i4i 4l, bsl 49,
The Princess Louise played game Of
marbles with o little Boston poy. 1he
country will be astonished TO learn that
Boston boy, however small, plays marbles
Perhaps he was only little boy who wa'
staying in Boston. pt a4 q ~ !.
Hester Stuart writes Of the old maid
'Her days are days Of pleasantness, and
her nights are nights OF peace. She goe:
to bed when she pleases, and does moi
leave one ear uncovered TO listen for the
uncertain steps and wayeripg night-key o.
a late. coming husband. Neither does SHIT
turn restlessly on hsr pillow beside a 81
Der, snoring spouse, aud wonder, and won
der where the children's school books o.
the family hannels are to come from; but
she drops into peaceful slumber to dream
OF her old love, and wakes to wonder
whether married life with him could eyei
have become the sordid, meager affair
which It Is to so many husbands ane
wives." T.1i. .,
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PERSONAL.

Amasa Stones estate proves to be worth
about 100000. n q.
Nine. Modjeska has arranged to pass the
summer in the Yellowstone Park. n,
Senator Eimunds Is visiting places o.
interest in Oregon aud Washington Terri
i4.rl Spencer, it Is again reported, will
retire from the Lord -Iieulenantcy Of Ire.
land. -@NtN ~ 80 go
Mrs.. Howard Hart, Of Troy, N, Y, has
given $4,000 to the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute. -, slulr..l ~ etI
Senator Hawlsy's Hartford CNrdnt al.
luIss to Mr.. Watterson as The rowing hue-
cIaeer" Of Democracy. "a
Henry B. Richardson, OF New Orleans,
is mentioned in the Western papeis as "the
largest cotton planter in the world.a He
owns and superintends seven plantations
in Mississippi. 5s %. s's,.1.
The London Truth invariably speaks Of
the wife OF the American Minister at Paris
aSMrs. Levy Morton. MRS, Levy Morton'a
ball was the frs" etc. 'oi 3s SO.
Jay Gould I'D 10 a Tsiegrs N reporter is
New York Yesterday that his SOU George
would hTELNb III flAlNSEHuul kuld W6tk.
"rSera Is no mystery as to Georges where
abonts,p he said; ''he has gone TO England
mainly for pleasure" s'i4ii51t q.
Baron Edmund de Grancey and Baron
Ernest laiMontblanc arrived in New York
by the Amet!que Saturday. They have
croVssd tho sea and propose TO 20 two
thirds OF the way across the continent to gel
o shot or twoa a buffalo.
Ms. Mackay, the wife Of The bonanxa
millionaire, Is accompanied wherever she
Rlrs In public by 4 private detective. Tue
outs Of tie hireliDgis 70 screen, the. dia-
moids that they shall not dazzle theeyeH
oi persons with light purses and lighter
fingers. III. 4, ....,,s la
william II. Beatty, a wealthy banker Of
Toronto, was asked jone day recently to
lend his lourin.band TO drive the Marquis
OF Lorne and the Princess Louise from their
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Alta recent meeting OF the oyersrers Of
Harvard College. discussion was held upon
a resolution which had been before the board
for several weeks, tina 10 the opinion OF tai
board, the statutes making attendance Oh
morning prayers and other religious
exercises conn ulsory should be repealed
The board, ~ 3 strong vote, refused
to adopt the resolution. Bot Mr. Georg'
shiGfsr, la.ely from M 6 ,d 6,s y
- his nosp. snd who was sd Used the USE o.
ma be ore visit to Clnoer HCspitt'
wa allowed u take that par excellent rem
o ", ami by It's use for ve'y short time, ives
cured oompletely-page "a ID the ellis Of
L feP-get one from your druggist. pAH
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on the Baltimore & Ohio to Chicago on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1883. National exposition
OF railway appliances, special attractions, ell
electric railway, the first In America built
for business. Two trains, carrying passengers
In beautiful cars, in constant operation.
First Exposition OF the kind ever held in the
world. On above date excursion trains will
run as follows: Leave Washington, Pa, a.
NJ, 0I5 A. NJ, 8 p. NJ, round trip ralo, 50 90;
leave Wheeling, 920 a. N, 2:l6 r NJ, ll:l6
r. ~, round trip rate, s. 90; leave Bellaite,
1908 A NJ, p. ", 1851 P. NJ, round TIP
rate, $7.75; leave Newark, 2:10P P. NJ, 1854. N ,
Chicago CHI \; at $40 a. NJ, SIS 4. N T2o P. NJ.
Tickais good to return for five days. Re.
turning, trains lesvs Chicago Of S:l0A. N ,
$40 P. N and $40 N. Day coaches aud
Baltimore & Ohio palace sleepers 70 and from
Chicago without change, on all through
trains, For tickets, general Information, etc,
call on agents Of Baltimore & Ohio, s.
,FeoT 81 l W. Z. REPPEET,
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Or. J..E..S SMITH,
v9a No. l4O4 Chapline Street.
N1 Near Fourteenth Street

/ The best evidence Of phyKlGiAn's success Is tho
.esliinoaiy OF his patients The Increasing CnSpjs
Tor my professional services prove that have dealt
hUnOiably anu lA!f!y with those WhO have Consulted
don, though ] kaVe many hundred CCFtilCAlI-,
IRON those whom have cured after they had been
prunoupcsd incurabe. thorough medical uSiu,
tntion, with many years hospital experience and
familiarity With theFApuuu agents, u ulUsu Ob,eIy.
arc. 81 telnpeFamentAl pecullGTites aud Etll III.
IGNITION TO hygienc management inkureS success II
cure d possible, aud frankly give tho patient my
opinion. y - '"N
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Wheeling, WA,
Catarh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vGiee.-..ul.
0efyd ior year patent medicine failed u llt HE.
u, smisa CON ple'ely s 9HRsk Iss caADppcK
scl,-i.fd IS, OF speidal & Co, Wheeling, ". Va
pypepsiA aud liberated Stomach. Treatment
me'tS5 as ThoaAs HOLT, lnbunHCe Agent,
lad them iU gb 5GH5se F. SSS1HR R 1s@I@
scioinla, Running Sores on Aead:E"Ay Ron WIS
nolp him. br, Smith cured him"
Ma CATHERINE CAPS
iua ituug Market Street, Wheeling, v. Va
.Cancet-"SuteIed for Year, win Cancer lladIt
mi out three times. hfetufnbd after each opera.
on Dr Smith cured me without hSiie !rgsi!SoF
piles PiStula Of Anus.-FlAi Of my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying Dr.. smith cured mo with.
nut knife, IN i've weeks. ,r,o,,.Sro,v,,
ii, Wholesale Grocer, MMn b., Wheeling, v. Va.
UlcerAtions Of Rcctuu, ProlGpsls aud Pills..
-sWss given up 70 die and pronounced iuCun-
ole. EDr. smith cured ne Without In KS, Ne,
Rev. II. o. Iadd writes:-"Dr. Smiths prCs-
donal services In my family have boon lpOsE AAGA.
factory. and commend him 70 all ~ gentleman
and aklllful phyhiciAn.p
Tor SVEN years and treated by many physicians lOf
dynIensIa. LIT smith Eaid he'd h tape worm, and
n eight hontT removed emon'tet lO9 ieeI long
FealAle EomplAintA Three years iu hospitals for
IemaIes give me peculiar advantages III such casa.
Perforf cured Of cIltarTh, diseases Of hUEtL liver.
stomach, Lidncyx, skin. blood. nervous affections
ma weaknesses Of men and youth, EcruiulA and
tsthmA testify 70 my hucee&.
PiIes cured without the knife.
Iatlea 3 At distance may b. treated BY elterAnd
.atialaotiOn guaranteed. chart Tor selEexamina:
jan seiiton feceipt Of two hreeceilt stamps, aud
advice returned ire. s
lonKiltati6n at once free. Once hour from "a.
s.ito 4. n, daily. Call on or adde's
JOllS K, SMITH, N. D.,
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MEDICAL.
PLAIN TALK !.

We are aware that We are combating prevailing
ptejudiga 81 The tFlIlASltn and people When = ~
iseti that WecAn and d cure DbeaIoS Of The Bnod
with AVegetAble rrtncdyl v Q 6unclTIs were nj
.eaetly eonyineed.- but does Il male anything les
isct simply bcCAtre you do NOT believe III
eoEeEy sAnd application Of RPam, frilrCSds, ejic-
irictty, ep wore not thF @ who preached mai II
S@ poAible to accomplish such Emnd IeIultS n
Ee zee iealiEed to-day, pronounced cnEyF And
DID not HctentiS'S Iay. 'INPO1iRLE" We d6 mi
M that yDu accept our word VIC bring CoFtolsor.
ating testimony. In short, we temOnGtIatc by lly.
Ing, reliable witnesses that every void We iay Is
! Ask yourself TIN question, could men oCcppyIpv
the political social. and lnAntiAl nos lien thc,I,
men do, ahOrIl " VndOHe those engaged In WorF
Of deception and Of Ifaud? Nov, let lien 4; CEE
kvefy word We say IN regard 10 our remedy IL
true and tho certificates We pnblAh arc itom men
Of pndopbLed yeraci!S; -
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hotel to the race courss. Mr. Beatty, who
had two 1900 bills In his hand, said: mot
much. Iwould sooner tear these notes up
and throw them into the street than lend
,1bst naTtv INV fonrin-hand. 81
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PrMpLEs, blotches or sores di appear under
the influence Of Gletn's sulphur soap
Pixies Toottache Drops ture In one minute
q = I 2 ~ ------ MuELW
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In France reporter generally makes a
writing desk OF the back Of the individual
he interviews.
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DYsPEpsiA, the bug OF epicureans, will
be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters. D1w
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NEW ooops-ogo. 3. TAYLoR.
TAYLOR,
eoN115Os MANN STREET.

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, silks, Parasols and q
Black Silks that can DO guaranteed, has necessated
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
M MONDAY the 7il inst. notwithstanding the scarcity
some particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods In the eastern markets. they In
nearly every ease be found in stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line OF Al ~. 5
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I HOME az; s., he PROOF.

y Kidney and Liver AlseA&d and Rheumatism
Suffered TcrribIy-"sothlng seemed to help me-
could not ketouto Of bed. Dr. smith cnre't me-"
ZkIIF, PHlLLllS
Wheeling " Va
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liz SWIFT SPECIFIC co.

,di Sai,aer .'l4 ATLANTA, GA. Jan. /, lSS!.
We arc MANAGERS Of tho swift Specific Io arb
own cont o!ling part Of the stock Of The Md
company, and tndoife every word utioftl by lhIin,
IT tIG5n n LAMAR, RANKIN, a LAMAR,
Wholesale DrugEi,tA
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Yrmn leaving tasa for gle seas0n, and
summer romlcr,, can hare TnE Daily IN
4KlLloENcRn mated 70 hen, pospaid, for 70
cents pet month, meaddnes being changed u
ojten as desired
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y o.uij aa5. ATLANTA. Ca, August, 1851.
d We know the gentlemen composing The dun of
Lamar, Rankin a lanai They axe prominent
character and ktAnaing.
.. ". KN6LlsE, Mayor Of Atlanta
4HIaDlii' .J.Ei! P0RrKk, CHGh'T Merchants III
-.-,.7.ar p, RoMARE, lRSh'r Atlanta Ent'i M
w" 'Ao BACON, speaker 10. Reps, In.
id 20 t-yAsALR. II. CULQul1T, Governor d Ca.
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WHEELING { ELM GROVE R. R,
On and after MONDAY. MAY II, 1888, tunttl
further notice. cans will run from the City and
Stamm's every hour from 90 A. n. 70 o 90 r. n.
Cars to aud from Fulton every 80 minutes
nyi9 - a. M. al KLREH Hunt
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THE sWIFr SPECIFIC CO.,
-iessi a.syy d, - Drawer & Atlanta ia
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FURNITURE CARPETS. &c. M
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FURNITURE
.G62t .AG Tai!
-.,- AND ~.
CARPETS!
,.i's,a sa-..,s-8 ..,ss az 10 ariiil ~
atgssry lsA---- 10 sslSe8ss
.t.ns,da sslit,s las issuiI
E: g!tuFgEii; ! I = =:
cs NJ ln.uos siiT--.5f aFns ,sNc12 GsIyA
CarpetsEsiii5jEiiEiii:
~ y
r. no Our .aSSrIs itaaeas :. Bug, . VI,
UfnMNV large, emhrAcinE aMY RNk, WI,
kyS,TTSS MSs9 sSd F 1.s5S so asgsskIe
%, a { 9 gyt4dl lAt9u's4 eat adBeehH
Llg 4 Ell! /: g OIL: 2!!!! IS
sgar "a sl,af4 bEd gltstal All ISIS :slii
Mi window !Il! !. S.ia!ags
yd9 .gd ;gStn fAiq lAE7i4aP jazz ut
Rattan /! / 4 /. Gs /
ra y !! 7diadY 20 shidgbhi G li!.yq 9
Fo|ding4Chaifs!!:::!;;;;;:3j1 4:
Dc sslss.diss a " M y sAs eeqps. 8
d i7gtns aus adf HtcshuC5 >. sf'lsW
Chamber SetS!::s!;'!:::!! ; I Z: e; !;
giil45f-t.I nspd sS6l lsHGta1n .5lri
ga a! a! SETS / 3: : J:
NJ J, iigisuV ,s.H 10 SiiEiggiaJ 81
u. al ilt 8. 7-1-T : u .9t1s ad1hi
UNDERTAKING. 6.
G,gl; liz Il nas no m s.iaf93lnJ
instantly on hand ali thelatcst styiea METALLIC
CA5kETa, CASE3 and WOOD C0fFlNH 4,
loi Sis2i' furnished on short notice
!Gsgiins- 800 ~ i'9I7Sqql 3s53f Z aaiss
ogsil siitBGa ailsEnnioM Inc ~ ias,.IoA
FRIEND &. SON.
mh1...... ~ 800. .--.-..- - l.l.- 80 - y
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MHAMAAININI

a. Wholesale Grocer, Msln 81, Wheeling, Va.
Ulcerations oi Reciun, ,Prolspsus and Piles.
-sWas given up 70 die and plonouneed incus-
ola = Dr. smith cured lac without knliu."
s'ss -. ~ = " 4 = WASHINGTON DKtIAEY
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Catarh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vGiee.
0erd ior yta, patent medicine failed " ltlp nir
,tnt raH tDn
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william II. Beatty, a wealthy banker Of
Toronio. was asked Jone day recently to
lend his lour.in.band 10 drive the Marquis
Of Lorne and the Princess Louise from their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-19
DEATHS.


Died, Wednesday April 1s. 1883, AZ IL
o'clock A. NJ. ELLA, infant daughter Oh 'a'e'
and Lucy Batkins. , 100, -
Funeral will take place from her fathers resi-.
dence, 4Ol west Grace street. THIS lIhnrsdaw
AFTERNOON at o'clock. Friends OF the fanny
are Invited to attend without further notice.
Died in Manchester, April Is, 1888 Mt II. NJ,
ROBERT ". ALLEN; aged bfty-nlne.
Ills funeral will take place 10. MORROW FIJI
dayl MORNING at 10 O'Clock from Bainbridge
baptist church. Friends and acquaintance are
invited 10 attend.
Died nj Holllns Institute. Roanoke county, Va,
ON the 9Th day Of April. 1883, In The twenty-lrsf
wear Of her age. EMMA MtKIlNs 1HOM, De-
loved wife OF William Taylor Thorn.
Blessed are the pure In heart, for they shall see
God.r
Ne,ps please copy.
DieJ. I'm Manchester Va, April 9Th. WILLIE,
only child of John and +. V. lIaddOck; aged one
wear one month and fifteen days.
kiss again, mamma. my eyes ana my brow;
Gather me close 10 your dear, loving breast
Mammals sweet kisses have cured me I'LL now,
WILIIE's so weary. but soon ne VIII rest
Won say angels wings to me will he given
20 bear me away beyond the bright blue
pui WILLIE wants Jesus to take him 10 Heaven,
Wrapped close In His arms, like mamma would
do.
Good night, dearest mamma. kiss me again,
Gather me close TO your dear. loving breast;
No more I'll be weary no lauguishiag pam,
I'm going ~ Heaven with Jesus TO rest.
Funeral service will be heldT0-DAY at 3 z. VI.
at Shockoe-lIlll cemetery
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Carter Harrison's Speech.

This notable speech has called forth so
much comment that we copy the following
paragraph stating its purport:
81 say to-day" said Harrison, "yOu may
make your tariff for revenue plank in
your next resolutions, and you will split
the Democratic party. Free trade was De-
mocracy once. Free trade was not De-
mocracy a. another time. Free trade is not
Democracy to-day. In part OF Indiana
they tell Won there give us protection to
home industry, and Mr.. Hurlbert himself
saws a tariff for revenue brings incidentally
protection. Why talk OF it then! You
NAV win on new doctrine or principle OF
that sort when the country is oppressed
and suffering: when the finances are in a
bad condition; when labor is not winning
proper reward; but you cannot bring on
a change OF that sort when a country is
prosperous. You cannot change policy
Of government which is fixed in the minds
Of the people when the people have living
wages, and are working every day for
these wages
That last remark is worthy Of considera-
tion-namely, that so prosperous has been
the country under heavy customs-duties-
doubling its values, Mr.. BLAINE says-that
the people can't believe, because they can't
understand, that protective tariff is calcu-
lated 10 ruin the same country. Besides,
the organs Of the various kinds Of mechan-
les and Of the numerous manufacturing in
terests all, or nearly all, teach their patrons
that protective tariff Is necessary to their
success In business and to the maintenance
OF living wages. The Bulletin Of the Ameri
can Iron and Steel Association takes the
very same ground when II says, as il does
that the people Of the present generation
have lived ''ior twenty-five years under
aprotectiye policy that has made the coun
try prosperous, without having had the op
portunity TO contrast the beneflcent effect,
OF this policy with the depressing effect.
OF the policy which il succeeded"
On the other hand, HENRY WArTERsoN
says in his papery
"There are In the Democratic party q
handful OF pr0tectionists. Where they are
not idiots they are interested parties. They
have no business in the Democratic party.
They would, II they were honest, 20 out
and Join the Republicans. Their room i.
better than their company, and extra short
shrift will be dealt out TO them by the next
National Democratic Convention. They
are potent for mischief only within the
Democratic party, though, as the organiza-
ton OF the next House will show, not
much mischief"
The event VIII prove CARTER HARRISON
10 have been wiser than WATTERsoN. The
Democratic National Convention will
adopt platform like that Of Ohio or North
Cuolna Of last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-19
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ITALIAN LADoRERs-BRIsK TRADE Ell.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disratcn,I
APRIL II, 1888.
A large building has been erected OF. .he
town lots for the accommodation OF 'ne
Italian laborers who arrived last week
from Newark, n. j., accompanied eE a'
agent. These Italians speak but iltt, ,s, Eni
lish, rendering their language inteiiig'o'e
by signs.
A number Of horses, carts, harness, &C.
arrived Saturday last from Norfolk pr
steamer Nelly White for use on the Atiah'ic
and Danvlle railway.
Ground was broken Saturday TOT tne
erection OF restaurant and bakery conf
bined. which IL already in process OF con-
struction.
With three stores in full blast at TINS
place, the demand Tor groceries, PROVISIONS
&C., keeps pace with the supply.
A furious gale of wind and ran-the
hardest known in years-preyalled an iast
night from the north and east, demolishing
fences and rendering pedestrianism eX-
ccedingly difficult. UNo AND mo.