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\ new aud beautiful lot Of EAsTER-CARDs lus,
received II bottom priccs n !. LEwIs's.

To Co.'S sU,TTIyEs.-WILEOR'5 COD-LIyEn
OIL AED LINE has now been before the public
twenty year, and has steadily grown Ia favor and
appreciation. This could not he the case unlo-'
the prcp9r ton was Of high intrin ic value. Tho
combination Of the Phosphate OF Lime with purO
Cod-Tlyer OH, a. prepared by Dr. " ibor, las
produced a new phase I'm the treatment Of ccg-
sumption and all diseases Of the lungs. L can be
taken by The most delicate invalid without cac-
ating the disgusting nausea which Is such an OBJ
Zee ion % the cOd-iiyer OIL when tken without lime
# is prescribed by IRE re- 'u,ar faculty. Sold by hs
proprietor, !. B. WTLDoR, Chemist, Boston, and
by all druggi rs.
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AucrIos SAFES gmIs DAY.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. r4dy-m1do clothing,
cigars, Sc.
known o., tte y cDdNiilc tHuncry. on Mali
street; also. The fact - aGjJ Ming the -1ne.
WILLIAM II. LYSf & co. . r. VI. two.story
brick 20 tsge 40. zoo M0.ay street, rcckes'.
llilL
JNO +. LAUGHTON. JR., lO'. 4. VI. AMI T.. l..
Be. sIiY eg-piatcu ware. &c.
T.. Il COOK, 10 \. NJ. frgit-treas, g..
WILLIAM GOLD Smith, 1Oa a. W., Dry goods,
clOtnny.s shoes. &c.
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Manchester Coiorcd Baptists.

At meeting OF the Executive Commit.
tee Of the Women's Missionary Society OF
the colored Baptist churches OF Richmond
and Manchester Mrs. Adelia Quaries and
Miss Martha Jackson were appointed to de
general missionary work among women
and children Of said cities, also TO solicit
funds for the same purpose. The meeting
was held at the First Baptist church.
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Tn he Ediior of The Disnatch;

There Is an ordinance, II we are not
mistaken, which prohibits the boys from
driving through the streets at speed
greater than six miles to the hour. How
abou, mules, four droyes in day, being
driven through Main street at 2:40 10 the
hour? Drivers yelling, children scream
ing, and ladies running for life. should
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Taliaierro & Co. sold yesterday at the
Tobacco Exchange the crop OF tobacco Of
ID. W. Tucker, OF Powhatan, at an average
OF near Sl3 rou.d IL ~ said 10 have been
one Of the finest crops Of stemming-tobacco
sold here this year. Tucker is one OF our
hest farmers
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Owing to the large number Of yisisrs 10
the " Fino-Art Gallery" OF M,. l.. Lewis.
912 Main street, to see his beautiful display
OF watcr-color pictures, he win keep the
same on exhibition for day or two longer.
Every one should 90 10 see these pictures.
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a Non Entcrprisc.

The tine store-room at the southeast cor
ncr OF AIan and Thirteenth streets for
merly occupied by the Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company will be opened
on or about the 2Sth OF March with The
finest stock OF Mems, Youths, Bows. and
Childrcn's Clothing ever before exhibited
in Richmond.
Wait till the grand opening.
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Red, DesniioAny.

Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer SOB Main street,
pace block,) has determined 10 stnn his
demiiohns RED, that they may be known
from those belonging to others. Merchants
are requested not 70 receive any 80 stained,
rs ALI. RED DEMIJouNs belong 10
JOsEPu NJ. BLAIR.
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The Fowler ROll-UD Springfield Bot.

will not sag, creak, break, or in any way
deteriorte.. Warranted Tor five years.
Send postal for free trial, 10 north Four
teenth street, Richmond, headquarters FOR
virginia.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-Mr. Evan
f. Raeland, formerly a prominent lumber
dealer here. but lately III bad health and
out OF business, disappeared Sunday and
has not since been heard Of. He left his
home, on Clay street near FouShoe, about II
O'Clock in the morning, and visited rela-
tive residing within the city near the Me-
chanicsyile turnpike. lie leit That place
ohout I O'Clock. About o'clock he was
seen ON Eighteenth street between Main
and Cary. About 3 o'clock he was on the
Mechanicsville turnpike about mile from
the city, and said TO an acquaintance out
there that he was going "to walk over to
the cemetery" To Others be had that day
spoken Of going to King William county:
lie is about sixty years OF age. short OF
stature, and thick-set. lie wore short gray
sh beard, and had on blackifelt hat and
a blue flannel suit Of clothes.
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Police COURT.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
Jesse Jasper (colored), charged with
assaulling and beating his wife. Sentenced
TO confinement III jail for term OF three
months and fined $40 and costs. Appeal
taken 10 Hastings Court. Committed IN
default OF bail.
John Harris, drunk. Fined g.
Samuel BraXton (colored), charged with
falling and refusing to furnish to James
McDonough the use Of his hack, after nav.
Ing made an engagement to do so. Fined
$40. Appeal taken TO Iiustings Court.
W. l.. johnson and L. iloltz were l.ned
81 each for having unlicensed dogs on their
premises.
William Spindle and Fleming Taylor
(hoth colored) were fined s. each for fight
ing in the street.
Celia Meekins (colored) was fined $3.50
for being disorderly and using proiane
language on the street.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northwest
crly winds, becoming variable and station
any, or higher temperature ard pressure.
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THE CENsus.-The census-takers are
pushing their work vigorously, and from
present indications the results will be very
satisfactory. The Third police district re-
ports 5.sgl names listed up to last night.
The other districts were not heard from.
IL would be good thing II the police,
now taking the census. were instructed
to report all unnumbered houses, Of which
there are about 1000 in the city.
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BASE BALL.-The Richmond Baseball
team for the coming season will be COM
posed Of the following players II. c. Bo-
schen. pitcher; ii. Morgan catcher j.
Powell. first base: T.. Glenn, second base; /;
" Nash. third base; +. Schari, short
stop; W. Dulaney, LETT field; q: Stratton,
centre field; II. Hankins' right fleld. The
first games will Ie played with the Cleye-
lands April lst, I'd, 81, ana 4th; Athletics,
OF Baltimore, 23d and 2lth OF April, and
Defiance, OF philadelphia, April Both and
Nav 1st, "a, and Sd. The Richmond Base
Ball Club will erect n grand-stand at the
Base Ball Park for ladies.
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DUEKrE's SALAD Dressing IS composed of
The freshest, purc-t, and choicest condiments
money WI. iuy. IL -nrplsses any that en- bs
made az home. IS cheaper, saves labor and all
anNic.y.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cold, and cloudy.
p THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ,
-; . a. NJ, %; noon, So; 3 y. NJ, A. (;
9 l.. NJ, SO; midnight, 26.
Mean tcmDcraturc 328
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HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and ncwly-furnisbcd hotel Is now
open for the reception Of guests. This hotel, hay-
lne been Dfifd ~ with the greate3t attention 10
the modern requirements Of tie travelling public,
supplies want long experienced by those visiting
Hampton In quest of comfort, economy. ciyility,
Bcll-preparcd food, cleanliness. and politeness.
Reals ~ all hours ia restaurant. speciai terms
for faiaihes.
Large samplc-rooms for commercials. whose pa
trOnaee IL especially asked for. Commercial rates.
W per day. h. BARNARD. Proprietor
Mh Adam Late Manager VI Air Hotel.
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pany win provide a passenger depot that
will be neat, clean, and convenient. II
will be located between two tracks, one Of
which will be for incoming and the other
for outgoing trains.
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hsACasiNHSgS.

JOSEPH II. HCLcHfR, JOsEFuG Ross,
Lite Of Tgcdegar Works. Late of G. and o. shop.
HULCIlER X ROSS, PRACTICAL
ii MACHiNIsrS, 15CS and 1910 east Cory
street. near Fifteenth street. Richmond. Va. Na-
chnery Of an kinds repaired ani pui up c@stielly
Relng practical machini 4, nj doing our own
work. With the latest Improved machinery And
tools we feel assured that wc eau eve entire ,asie-
s 2-ecd'ms
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court on Tues
dav John Il. Culton, 4 native OF Scotland,
wa, admitted to be a citizen OF the United
States.
Yesterday Judge Wexford oyerruled the
motion for new trial in the case Of Branch
rs. Pace, in which a jury on Tuesday
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff.
Yesterday Edgar Allan, Esq, as attorney
for Madison Flanagan, Of Powhatm coun-
", brought suit for %29,OOO damages
ooai,st the Board OF Directors OF the Gem
tral Lunatic Asylum.
on the same day, in the same court,
Major Robert Stiles, on behalf OF the plain
til, asked an extension of the time granted
him in which to file bill OF exceptions to
the order Of the Court oyerruling q verdict
for damages Of $4,000 given tue plaintiff in
the case Of j. j. Muse against Israel stern.
The time in which TO except to said mo-
ton was extended so as to embrace the re-
mainder Of the present term.
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DRY GOODS.


4 { 4 + ID.
At the request OF my friends and many Gus
toners. | have again entered int
DRY-GOODS BUSINESS,
and having Just received wcll-sciccied stock of
s?RINO GOODS,
We are now ready 20 show such
VARIETY OF GOODS
IN all our departments, AMI At such
LOW PRICES,
that;t will gladden. your hearts aud save money IN
your purse.
For stylish and durable DRI-Go0Ds, Nc
TIONs, aud FANCY GOODS At LOWEST
PRICES cslal LEVI UEXTER's,
NH ls-su,TuTh3m No. S07 Broad street
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SAVE NOsEY 10y having y9ur rrinfine fone ~
the DIsPATcH FHiSTiSC-,loUsE. Good wog.
low nrices. apd satisfaction gisarauiecd.
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there not pe an ordinance 10 put stop 70
such rccklessness and don't-care-whoit-
hurt business?
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MosT DELICIOUS, Hight. sweet. and wholesome
biscuit. cake. pI,try. pudding, G.. which may
be eat while frcs IA without dctriment, are made
with the use OF HECRER's PERFECT BAKING
POWDER.
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Total amount consumed.

BY reference TO the above figures ii will
be seen there has been consumed for the
use of the city 2i,10S.G03 cubic feet OF gas
free Of charge. The statement OF gas
generated shows that 123.49i,000 cubic
feet were made, showing an increase OF
II, ,l31 500 cubic feet.
At the date Of last report there were
! ,232 public lamps. During the yearther
have been added Is, making in all 1.2f5,
located ~ follows: First district, 31j
Second district, 401; Third district, 420 4;
First Market, 10 /; Second Market, Il; M
per works, D; lower works, 14-total, 1,24j.
At the date Of last report street mains
measured rs follows: ~ miles 2,2lj
feet; laid during the year, 2,G79 feet
making in all f. miles 1881 feet. We have
rciaid $50 feet OF main that WAS taken up
on account OF alteration IN the grade Of
streets. We have raised and lowered 230
feet of main, removed and replaced 22
lamps, drips, and 80 StOp-cOck boxes,
also on account OF alteration OF grade in
streets.
There have been IS drips repaired and
put in good order that during the past
year required daily and strict attention,
being pumped every day on account OF the
increased accumulation OF water, which
was owing TO the very wet weather. There
have been put in for new consumers l3,
services, and the number would have
been largely in excess bad not the long
continued and unprecedented lad weather
interrupted outdoor operations. We,
however, have taken advantage OF the in
clcmoncy Of the weather by making and
having on hand sufficient springs and other
fittings TO meet our wants for the coming
year.
We have repaired and renewed 206 SER
vice pines Of the various sizes, also re-
paired and renewed 81 lamp services in
different parts Of the city.
We have repaired, adjusted, and repaint-
ed during the year G91 meters OF various
sizes, and have made 100, and repaired and
repainted l56 old lamps.
There have been AZ new inlet cOnnec-
tionS put in place Of old ones rendered
useless from long service.
We have set 1876 meters for new con-
sumerS, reset 122 meters where they have
been taken out, changed 593, and taken out
Sl-all Of the various sizes.
The maximum production OF gas i'm any
one twenly-fOur hours was on the 10Th No
vember, 1882, which was $4,000 cubic
feet
The maximum consumption Of gas in
any one twenty-four hours occurred on the
2Sth November, 1882, amounting to 81, ,731
cubic feet.
In the month Of December there were
manufactured l4,396,900 cubic feet; con-
sumed in the same month, II, 4,ji3, 72l cubic
feet.
There are 302 meters out OF use, as fol-
lows First district, 1915 Second district.
rs; Third district, 1l7-totol. 302.
The Auditor reports the disbursements
and receipts on account OF current ey-
penscs rs follows:
Received for Observation-Disclosures. .fl75,27q Al
Received for coke, &c...,.,.. ........ 13.400 %
---------
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SUPREME COURT OF ADMINISTRATIONS
inc docket was disposed OF yesterday:
Hill and ais. against LimberSer ana d!S'
Appeal allowed TO decree pronounced y!
The Circuit Court OF Wythe county on the
sth Of December, 1882.
Avis and wife against Lee and ais. Ar
rued by Captain John :. Wise for appel
lants and Colonel w. W. Gordon for appel
lees and submitted.
KIlpatrick and ais. against Smith and
ais. Argued by John W. Iiapper for ap-
pellants and \. :. Watts for appellees.
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The finest ENGIIsH EAsTEE-CARDs Just r..
cciycl at l.. .LEwIs'S.
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EAsrER-CEDs cheaper than ever before al L
LEwI>'S.
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FOR CoUGHS. ASTHMA, AND THROAT Dis
EASES use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHE-,
having proved their elicacy 10y test of many
years. Sold only ia torres.
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GLlMPSES BY GAS-LIGHT.
ANNuALREPORTeFsCPERINTEN
JOHN ". KNOWLES.
Condition OF the Gas-Works-Rrport OF ope-
raions for Last Ycar-Facfs and Figures
for Further Discussion.

IL the cause Of cheap gas has not been
wholly abandoned the following report
made TO his Honor, Mayor w. &. CARING
ton, will prove OF interest to the public
generally, and Of special value to the mem
bers of the Council who believe that, with
proper improvements to the works, gas can
be furnished To the people at $50 and the
city make ALL the profit it now does
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
CITY GAs-WOGKs,
RICHMOND, February /, 1888. )
To His Honor, ". c. Darlington, Mayor:
have the honor to present for your con-
sidcration the thirty-Socond annual report
OF the City Gas-Work and the results Of
their operation for the year ending January
81, 1883:
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STRAwDERRIEs.-First Of tie season-full u. .
large. and swco,--iu,t received at pIzZIN1's, scr
Broad street.
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II YOU doubt, come TO see U.s. and we VIII CURE
YOU, OF charge nothing. Write for particulars
and q corv Of the little book, Message to the IN
fortunate suffering"
ASK any druggist as 70 cur standing.
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AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL possesses fir-
reaching and powerful hesling qualities which 10
persistent use VIII demonstrate in any case II
colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, while ~
soothing aud restorative effects are realized a.
once.
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VOL. LXIII.
aitIlmond Dispatth.
THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1888.

Hs~rHE CIRCULATION on ThE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-zIOUsES.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BRoADAND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. One square from Broad
Street station Pcnnsylyania railroad.
Newly furnished and improved, with 800 rooms.
Offer attractions superior TO any hotel In Phila-
delphis. l.. U. MALTBY,
NH I3-Tu.ThSsaIm. Proprietor.
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HVsl.O0O REWARD will be paid to any Che
mist who will find. on analysis Of 100 bottles Of >.
SIS. one particle Of Mercury. Iodidc Of Potas-
slum, OF any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Projectors
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of Small 81 90
Large e-izc.................. .''''.''. 20
oc 2l.sa,Tu&Th
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Total IN favor Of the works. .&lo2,Gs9 81
For amount Of gas consumed by private
consumers refer TO table "a"
For comparative statement OF gas made
and distributed as compared with the fiscal
years OF 1881 and 1882, refer to table "B.n
For amounts dlsbursed and received
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TIE GIST OF 1T.
TROUBLE ABOUT A MARRIAGE.

The indictment against 1lr. Jonn :. lla-
den charges that he sworc that Miss Rora
West was OF lawful age To enable Mr..
Grandson Stanley to get license to marry
her. The oath was taken before the Coun-
ty-Court clerk, Mr.. J. X. Taylor, and the
Young lady is now Mrs. Stanley, and a
happy bride, it is fair to suppose; but her
relatives are indignant, and have caused
these proceedings to be instituted.
\ bill sent in to the grand jury against
her husband, Mr.. Stanley. was ignored.
The matter has caused quite stir in the
Beaver Dam district, where the parties re-
side.
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Among other members OF the bar pres
cnt Yesterday were Colonel w. II. Aylett
and Judge Edmund Waddill, and Hill Car
ter. Josiah Lcakc. Aston Cabell, John
Page. and Me,sr,. sydnor, Newton, Jones,
and Sutton.
Colonel Aylctt. now that his hair and
moustache are fairly Sprinkled with gray,
begins TO look strlkngly like his brother,
the lamcnted Patrick Henry Ayictt.
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Entered at the Post-olice ai Richmond, Va, as
sccOnd-class matter.i
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OLD AND NEW.

A tramway has been constructed from
Hanover Courthouse some seven or eight
miles into the country. The rails are OF
wood. Timber is transported, and the ma
chiuery employed is q mule and car.
There are no explosions on this line, and
the killing Of brakeman Is llnheard Of.
A gentleman from Caroline stated that
he had recently beer at the house OF Mr..
John Long, who lives near Point Eastern,
and who has reached the advanced age OF
one hundred and one. He is probably the
oldest man in Virginia that Is, i1hite man.
There are colored men by The dozen over
hundred years old il you believe them in
this regard. wherein their information Is
particularly at fault.
An insurance agent yesterday wrote a
nolicy on the residence at ScotchtoWn,
which WAS built about one hundred years
ago. II was never insured before. Pro-
Lably the owner thinks that IN the course
Of the next hundred years 1t may burn
down.
THE DEPOT QUESTION.
One going to or returning from Hanover
Courthouse i, bound TO take notice OF the
improvements in progress at the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio railway depot. They mean
n better passenger depot. General
Manager Smith confesses that he Is not
proud Of the present accommodations, Dut
he does not promise IN elegant structure OF
imposing architectural design. lie stu
looks forward 10 the time when feasible
plan for a grand union depot viii be pre-
sented and adopted. Meanwhile his COM
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Excess ofroccipis over eXpendturcs..s 53,lIG G5
To which must be added 24,10S,6O3
cubic feet Of gus consumed by
strect-lamps and public buildings
nj ~ per 1000. ...'.."..:...::........ 4s,217 20
az 6e.....:......,:..:...:..s. -. 500 70
1,0S7k bushels coke tO Relief Com
mlttee at 6c.............:........... G5 a5
Amount ammoniacal liquor fur
'.............,............ 500 SO
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Il HATER or ETGO.

Cru.It i'm CHICAGO Tribune.
I heard a Partisan lady of consider
able social consequence talk in the
lrawiuE-r0ou of the Continental hotel
the other evening. 1T makes me
fairly sick she said, ''the way they do
homage to Victor Hugo. Why, he Is
about the worst Republican there is
so radical that he actually ran away
when Louis Napoleon came in power.
and had 20 write t.se emperor o saucv
letter, too. He would have got his
ears pulled if they had caught him.
And now me Is doing everything he can
to strengthen this abumiuable govern
meut. 1t needs strengthening, sure
enough. 1t viii tumble down one Of
these DAYS"
Without committing myself, I in
Tu-red of her why it was that every
time there was an election the Re
publican party had larger and larger
majority. till the representation of the
Rovalists and Imperialists in the
chamber was very small indeed.
She lookCdahouglttul, and then said:
Providence permits us to suffer for q
time. These movements 90 in waves.
tt is now high tide for Republicans and
atheists. but it viii change. Since the
death of Theirs and Gambetta q ma
iority of the French people, not recog-
nIZiug God, have w0rsLiped Victor
Hugo. Have Won seen his silly book of
yerse-the last of h.s Nineteonth-Ceu-
turv series? Why. he pitches into the
Catholic Church, end gives 1t his beue-
diction, sending 1t TO the bad place
That's where any benediction of his
would send it. He has ruined himself
10y that last book. Nobody viii respect
him after this
IuskeI-f -foriuformasiOn again-what
evidence there was of an impending
change of government.
Livery evidence she said. "Tou can
hardly find one Trench man OF woman
Of property and standingwhois in favor
OF % republic. We have now Just no
government at an. Anybody can do
anything now. Luaver walk ont now
without expecting ta be run over. I
never drive ont without experiencing
the most narrow escapes with my life.
The drivers and all poor people are put
ting oa dreadful airs Of equality. Hard
j. anybody except poor people are in
favor of repullc.'
j record her speech as typical al q
good deal OF talk here.
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Saturday, October 20, 1883.

Nrs. Dolly has moved TO her property south
of the railroad.
Two Of ]. c. Taylor's children are quite sick
with scarlet fover.
DIR. p. Fulton visited his children at Will
miugton last week.
Mr.. .. d. Moon. Of weat5orc was hero on
business on Saturday.
J. D. Ross has bought Peter Dilion's prop
srty ON Eastern avenue.
Mr. VIM Haier and family spent sunday
with friends in New Vienna.
E.J. II. Young has stlrteIa barber shop in
the room over Millers meat shop.
Any persons having isems OF news which
they wish published, will please leave them at
the Post Office.
J. D. Ross, Of Allensburg, has moved his
goods into the Weber store room, and viii
shortly move 20 town.
w. C. Woodrow returned Friday evening
from Columbus, where he has been attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Dr.. A. Garner VIM. Hopkins and J. W.
Henderson attended Odd Fellows Lodge at
Russsl's ON Wednesday night
Mr.. F. W. pagenhoT, special examiner of