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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
FREDERICKSBURG.

FEAST or The PURIN-IHE liOOh-AND-LADDER
TRUCK-ADUsIvE ARATs-GAs QUESTION
POSTPONEMgST. &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH u, 1883.
The Hebrew feast OF Purim will begin
Tomorrow ut sunset and will continue until
the next day at sundown. our Jewish citi-
Zens will observe thi, feast with great re-
joicing. There being no synagogue here,
services Will be held at the private resi-
dcnccs OF our jewish citizens. This feast
is celebrated in commcmoTati0n Of the de-
liyerence q the Jews from general de-
struction In the kingdom ot Persia, as
spoken Of in the Boo6 OF esther"
Presents are exchanged between friends
aud gifts made 10 the poor. The fcast is q
time Of great rejoicing among the He
brcws.
our manufacture, here are doing q
thriving trade.
A number Of now books hive been or.
dered for tie Public Library. Among
them will be some very interesting and val
liable works.
The hOok-and-hddcr, which met with an
accident on Saturday last, has been repair
ed, and Is now IN better condition than
when IL was first received. Chief Moon is
selecting his men for the Fire Department
with great care, The number desired
for the company viii not be completed be-
tore next week.
The large storchouse Of the late John l..
Pittman. on Commerce street, has been thor
oughly refltted md painted, and in it viii be
conducted as wholesale and retail grocery.
The two Arabs, said to have fought with
Arab Pasba's army in Egypt, and hailiny
iIom Jerusalem, Tho were in our town
asking aid Of tie citizens, were arrested
and placed in jail for using very abusive
language to several ladies who refused TO
give them money, which they demanded.
Mayor Scner Yesterday released the gentle
men from Jail with orders to shake the dust
OF the old town of their feet and TO
cross the river. Their story was very pitt
ful, but it was too thin for our people to be-
lieye.
The superintendent Of the Citizens Gas
Company has been requested TO furnish
the Council with an itemized statement OF
the number Of hours the gas Is burned, the
number OF times lighted aud cxtlneuished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
a Hero Who CIuichcd the Throttle.
chattanooga Times

4 hagmau who was sent back near Lime
stone station yesterday TO warn passenger
train that freight was blocking the track
fell asleep while waiting for the former
train. This train WAS running at fully
thirty miles per hour, down grade, and tho
engineer did not discover the freight en-
CINE until he was within fifty feet OF it, too
late to avoid the disaster. His fireman,
Fayettc Carson, jumped from the engine,
but WhitloCk, with his characteristic grit,
reversed his engine, applied the air-brakc,
aud, with his hands on the throttle, waited
tho inevitable collision. The passenger
engine struck The freight engine about
midway the boiler with frightiul crash,
sending fragments OF the engines and ears
in every direction. The passenger engine
turned over, burying beneath it the brave
engineer, Whitlock. where he remained
for nine hours before beng eXtricated
lie died last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

Not At ALL.-Thc New York Tribune
SAYS that the probability OF Governor But
LER's getting the Democratic nomination
to the presidency next year cnrascs the
Richmond Dispatch as much a red rag
docs bull The Tribune is mistaken. 1t
assumes a. true what we know TO be UNI
true. There is no probability what
ever that General BUTLER will "rccciye the
Democratic nomination to the presidency
next year"-not one whit more than there
is that he win receive the Republican nom
nation. 1t was that assumption that we
objected to. Nothing else.
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.Wint's the Meaning of 1t d?
To ne Editor Of the Dispatch:

10 VIC LuUO' " Uc D'oP'stc"'
The Wing of Tuesday gave the pro-
ceedings Of the Readiuster Convention
held as Amelia Courthouse TO nominate
candidates for the spring county elections,
the principal ones being commissioner OF
revenue, treasurer, Commonweaith's At
torney, and sheriff. Strange that three out
Of TIC four nOminceS OF the convention are
ayowed Democratic Conservative Candi-
dates. No doubt the ticket will he tri-
umphantly successful. Hurrah for read
iustmentl Such tactics will win. HELL.
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- NEW SPRING GOODS
AZ
TUNLUMER BROTHERS,
FFTuASD BROAD.

All the new ehade-, such a, Crushed strawberry.
Crushed Raspberry. Tera-Coita. shrimp Pink
Electric Blue. Cadet GRAY, Army Blue' ana
many other shades. In SHOODAH CLOTHS.
FOULFS. ALBATROSS CLOTHS, NUNS
YELLING. CASHMERES, and lots Of other
pretty DRESS GOODS, which We VIII Oe
pleased 10 exhibit 10 our friends when IN the
store.
SILKS in COLORED and BLACK fuil line at
As low prices as they can be bought In Ne"
York ci y. Al the most celchr ted brands.
In BLACK DRESS GOODS. as usual we are up
T. the times, having added 70 our stock such
goods as DRAP DE ALMA. in siih and wool
mixed: URAP DE ALMA, all wool; DRAP
DE SAKE. HENRIETTA ami sHOODAH
CLOTHS, MOVIE and TAMlsE CLOTHS.
NUNS YELLING. FRENCH BUNTING,
CASHNERFS, FOULEs, and other pretty
styles Of good.
GRAPES FOR TRIMMING and GRAPES FOR
YELLING. fin Courtluld's best SIR finish, at
price. Ia please.
IRISH POINT HAMBUGGS. NNNSOOK anil
NULL EAtBROiDIRiE-, In the newest ID
signs. Our stock g. fresh. and We can please
every one in want OF pretty LMBROiDERiES
no reasonable prices.
TORCUON and CLrNY LACE--lOyciy patterns,
all new. selected with much tastc and care 10
please tie mo "a iidlou-. stock complete.
CORSETs in an the celebrated brands pariicu-
larry our FRENCH WOVEN CORSETs, which
give the most graceful form and perfect hi 10
De- had I'm these goods.
KID GLOVES IN all tie new shades 70 notch
dress goods. in BUTTON. HOOK, AMI MOI =
QUIET NIRE STYLES.
RUFFLINGS and RUCIuNGS to please an. New
designs and styles added 10 our stock every
week
HOSIERY Of every description for ladlcs gentle
men.and children. On pretty spring styles.
All I'm want Of DESIRABLE GOODS AT Low
PRICES. call al
TltALUINER BROTHERS.
50l Broad street, corner Fifth.
NH 1l-Su.Tu&Ih
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Mr.. RIDDLEBEEGER has been interviewed,
aud, like tho rest OF the Mahoneites, de-
olares that il ia his intention TO keep the
debt question in Virginia politics. He
says the Readlusters win not relent till the
funding Is well done. II takes two TO
make bargain, and the Democrats will
not suffer themselves TO be led into dis
oussion Of any question connected with the
public debt. The iolowineIs put into Mr..
RnDLEBRRGER's mouth in this connection /:
"No; the question cannot be eliminated
as political factor. The cabled threat OF
Gl2,000 subscribed TO beat u was fore
runner. There is too much Of good spccu-
]ation TO stoek-gamblerS in keeping such
questions open. These go on regardless OF
consequences TO real seeuIity-holders, and
agitation is what they want. They can
find means and agents, and they will str
the caldron In Virginia this fall"
We are quite willing TO concede that II
She debt question shall continue to be a
factor In Virginia politics It will be for the
reasons assigned by Mr.. RIDDLEBEEGER.
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also number OF feet burned during tne
year. Some members Of III. Councii cialIn
that there Is contract with tie gas com.
pany to furnish so many thousah a ieet per
annum, but the superintendent says 10
such contract exists.
The performance OF Esther. or the Beau
tiful Queen, has been postponed from Tue
Goth to the 10Th. This postponement II
made on account of Mr.. II. Il. Shepherd,
who cannot be here before that date. Miss
Emma Beasley and Professor Andrew
will have charge Of the orches-
ira on this occasion. CHATHAM.
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UscASDID. The Petersburg Hdea-Ap

UNCANDID. Petersburg hdeI-ip-
peal says OF the Norfolk ledger:
owe should be sorry 10 see our spright-
~ contemporary arraylng Itself with the
Richmond Dispatch and other converts to
the support Of readiustment- especially in
rs present frame Of mind. The proyerbial
zeal OF new converts j. always to be dread
I'D, and II things 20 on at the present rate,
What is 10 become OF the poor credltor;"
This Is uncandid. Ii leaves the impress
sion that there are Democratic Journals IN
Virginia besides the Indey-Appeai which
agree with that journal In saying that the
debt question viii continue 10 be nm issue
between the Rcadiuster Democrats and the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
MARRIAGES.

Married on the eve ing OF March Goth. n The
residence of the brides p1rcn'-. HO~EN \ MEN ER.
OF tii4 city, Ia LEO J. ROsENIIAL, ESD, q
New York city.
Baltimore, New York, and san Franci-co papers
pleas" copy.
plcd. "wednesday morning the list instant. ar 2
o'clocn. WlLLIAH HAFFEN, in tire for we ghth
year Of his age.
III, funeral m take place THIS Thursday
EVENING 40 O'Clock from the residence OF
Ans. Davis. COS bragg street. Friends and ac-
quaintancos are respectfully invited To attend.
Died, March 81. 1883. after lingering Illness,
Mrs HA9HiET 4. MARSH. relct Of the Lite
Solomon n Marsh; aged -DytutY-0ue years
The funeral VIII take place from her tate re''-
dcucc. log wet clay street. TO-NOHHON ttri-
1ayl MORNING, 23d Instant. ~ c'clork. Tie
friends of the family are respectfully hNitei 10
alllnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

The question is closed 30 far n the
Democratic party Of the State is concerned
aud it will so declare in the Convention at
Lynchburg on 18th Of July. With the
state debt finally settled, there are thou
sands OF voters in Virginia who have here
toiorc honestly supported is rcadiustment
that will in the future heartily cooperate
with the Democratic party, and give it con-
troll Of our beloved and now mlsruled
Commonwealth Warren Sentinel.
Now, as this matter has been submitted
to the courts and decision rendered, Il
should be left out OF politics, and other
matters Of vital importance should engage
public attention. Readiusters have no
coed reason for perpetuating adjustment.
and there is no iustiiiable cause why all
Democrats canro, he united for promoting
the best interests of the tate.-Shenandodh
Valley.
nj Dresses. cloahs, coats, stockings,
and all garments can be coIored successful
ly with the Diamond Dyes. Fashionable
colors only Zoe.
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Personal.
FANCY GOODS.

STEVENS
IiA~ OPENED
ABoUT $500 WORTH o" BARGAINS
IS
HAJ0LiCA GOODS.
cons.nngof
PlrtuERS-six t'zs-.,
BCTTER-DlsHES,
EBU~H-~TAND
MUGS, CUPs. and 9AUCEHs,
SALADS, COMFORT TRAYS.
NUT-plsHES.
PICKLES. MATUi->rtNns.
CrsPAD0RES. g., g..
Also. about $500 worth q Bi-C aad PApIAN
FIGURES, STArTETTE~. OBNANENT~,
&c. Sc.
To close ont FINE BRtC-A-BRAC LAMPS I
have reduced The price - 10 30 per cent.
Look AZ them 20 STEVENS
5OJ Broad siroci.
Catalogues mailed free; send forono NH iS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

\ Michigan boy ate bar OF soap. drank
lot OF soda water, and went to bed tOcurc
his cold The doctor had a hard time 10
pull him through, lut the boy now says
the next time be catches cold he will use
DR.. Bull. COuvh ~ylHD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
.tsa.Ssag, Ns,sfs -
rrG GRAND SPRING OPENING


MI GRAND SPRING OPENING
WHITE GOODS. DRESS GOODS, LACEs, ETC.,
AT
LEVY. DAVIS q BRAKES,
(snccessors 10 Levy Brothers.
1917 AND 1919 MAIS STREET.
Tho stock Is now in and opened for Inspection
The assortment I'm every department. Is compie'e'
GOOD PRINTS at and &C. a yard;
NUNS YELLING at 1910. yard;
LACE STRIPED MUSLIN 1t l5c. yard--ue
quality usually sold at 25c.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LACE NOW USED.
rlegant LACE COLLARS aud FlCHUs;
DECORATED CHAIR-TIDIEs.
sneciaI bargains in DRESS BINGHAM.
HANDBAGS In every price and style
JERSEYS, all sizes andln all grades
BE sure 10 look at our stock ~
SUMNER SILKS,
which We O0er.as usual. itr Deio" ieH '"'"'
TOWELS. TOWELS. TOWELS
Bargains in TOWELS at $50 dozen;
Birgains I'm TOWEL AZ - dozen;
Bargains IN TOWELS at 80 dozen;
Bargains In TOWELS at s4.75 dozeu.
BEST BARGAINS IN TOWELS EVER OF
FERED.
our new stock +, by far the most complete we
have ever offered.
Weak YOU 20 call at
1917 AID 1919 MATS STREET,
and see That we are prepared To offer You TIE very
EEsT GOODS At LOWEST PRICES.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
(successor. 10 oyy Brothers.
NH % 1917 and 1919 AIain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
Funder Democrats. We don't think there

Funder Democrats. We don't think there
Is one.
1t charges us-ond, through us, oil The
other Democratic papers In Virginia, par
ticularly the STATE, which has gone farther
than VIC have-with supporting readlust-
ment; when In point OF fact it is The dec'-
sion Of The people Of Virginia and OF the
Supreme Cour. Of the United states thai
all of ua support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

No. Or. RYLAND did moi stand in need
of assistance from us; but We thought ii
probable that he did not possess DR..
HODGs0N's book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
FERTILIZERS.
TO FARMERS.

In addition 10 my regular busine.s. am now
grinding my STANDARD" BRAND OF pL NS-
TER. whirl T. unelnsled by any ON he market,
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on 10 own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump, ctn furuish the best quality, and h4y-
Log tie capacity for grinding nf,y tons per day.
can give consumers Use advantage OF having Ii
tr silly ground as ! viii not keep supply on
h,ud, hui grind g. after receiving orders on short-
est notice. Price, &c. On application.
WILLIAM 4. KING.
$500 10 $500 Williamsburg avenue.
MI SIM Post-Onice Box /.
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GfErTN<iN
BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
ID JOslPANI

Notice g. hereby given that q special meeting Of
the STOCKHOLDERS OF The 81 CklNGIiAN
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, To he
held ~ the cOmpany's Office. In New Canton, VIZ,
on TUESDAY the 10Th day % April. 1883. AZ I ,
W., for the purpose Of tlcctng board of directors
e. -trye one year. and for the Transaction of any
other business that MAY De- lrough, before the
meeting.
By order. T.. ~. LELAND.
secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
nh It'd
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WOOD AM COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD. Best Anthracite
- Coal fr9m tG.5o 60 SG.75 ger 1000 f.s.: vast
Btuk tO1lhurg Sr'ilt Lamp, go: uall 500:
Block spiiut, $500. Pine Wood. 50 20 - 80 pcr
lRt cord; Otk Wood. - IS ucr hlli cord. KNIT
NIX Wood a. lower prices. an kIuls ~ Engine
cod and Soft Coke. Office, Broad street oppo- Sc
Theatre. or 1908 cary str,tt.
fe9 G. H. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
Successor. 10 cyy Brothers.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

FEAST or THE PURIN-THE H0OK-AND-LADDER
TRUCR-ADUsIyE ARATS-GAS QUESTION
POSTPONEMGST. &c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

Powers & Son have added 70 their
immen'e stock again. Everything that is
beautiful, new or unique in boots or shoes
can be found IN their dDplay In Bu,hs
Arcade. i d. really not nrcessary to tell
the people of Ccnlre county that they keep
the beet and cheapest good, ~ they are
known IN every section Of the county,
nrd have been 20 for year,. They wi.h
their patrons 81 see ~hat they have done
to crafty them his year in Fail and
Winter goods. They have new dres,ing
i"r Iudes' fhoes, which /, bcAuliful, cheap
and perfectly sale Powers * Son guaran-
tee il, and mske the of.r 10 replace any
'hoe hurt 'r damaged By i, with new
pair. BE sure - pay them IA yisit. II
The st"nin can't radrate In BeIefonts
f,r one good reason-tberc sre no radia-
tore. Be patient, gentle citizen, and you
will enjoy the raids u the cuterpri,ing
plumber soor enough
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

Ma MKSiaHT REsIGNs After q
years Of busInes, experience with our pco.
pic. Robert MKnigbt leaves bic post, to
enjoy the rewards Of sn sctive life we'll
spent In ell this time, he has been idenli.
fed with the Gas Company. Cunning to
our community, highly recommended by
business men in Philadelphia, hi. course
here has been consistent with the highest
nraise of those who sent him here.
Robert MKnight emigrsted from Ire
land, and was born in the historic town Of
Londonderry, True 10 the place of bic
birth, he isa staunch Presbyterian, and de.
lights IN sermons Of logical or meiaphys.
ical nature. In fact, Bobby" puts more
time in problems of an sbstruse character
than any other ciuzen of our town. On
Of biz best qualities is his firm belief In and
adberancs n the doctrines Of the Demo.
cratic psriy. We would regret much is
Mr.. MKnieht would leave our midst.
But ,his, We are happy 10 say, is not the
case. He has accumulated quite hand.
some property, ID msy possibly move 20
his farm IN the near future, but we can
promise ourselves many years Of pirasan {
Intercourse vith our old and genial friend.
n.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Longing.

Come 10 me in my dreams mud then
BY DAY shall Lo ~cll ngsiu
kor tbo' the uiglt viii mnt" than pay
The hopeless longing ui the day
Come as thou cnm'st thousand times,
A messenger huu radiant elm
And zuiir uu ny new world aud bo
Au kiud g. others as 30 ne.
or, aS thou never cnm'st Ia cloth,
g. M NOW aud let 'ur dtrHtu IL ruth
Ana part nN hair and kiss my hrUw,
And say, My luvu why sui1.fest thOu''
Come 90 mo In my dreams and then
~ ity | shall 20" veil again
Fur then the uis ht VIII more than pay
Ny hopeless longing Df the day.
MattheW ArHOid.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

FRoN CENTRE TlALL.--The marriage Of
Miss Sallio Boal of Centre Hall, and DR..
g. w Kline, Of Polter Mile took place
at tho re'idence Of Mr.. c. Boal, the
brides father, on Nov 29,h, a, 3 o'clock,
? NJ, tho ceremony being performed by
Revs W X Foster and w Z Fischcr.
The happy couple, after receiving tho
hearty congratulations Of the siH'y.two Of
the seventy-aye invited guests, enjoyed,
With the rest, an excellent, supper. Mr. j.
w Wolf and Miss Bessie Bual then -.
cortod the bridal party to Bellcfonte
where they remained until the next day,
and in the evening, together with the
brothers and sisters Of the groom, the only
sister Of the bride, and the Zion band
which rendered charming music psrlook
Of The hospitslities Of the parents Of the
groom.
The presents presented Miss sallie were
many, handsome and useful The invaiu-
able gift given the Dr on this occasion he
will take ,o Potters Mills 10 illumlne and
make happy bis homo. BRADFORD.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Nov T,rm, ls-5 Foreman

DEArH OF " II RFiauEl-At his
home 10 Ma5,sonhgrz, Nov -. 1855, ".
II Rr.sbcl IN bis Ihl-iy-aIlh ycsr. on
tie sbnyo 3sy peacefully and quietly psss-
% aUsy from csrth the suWec, Of ibis
briel notice Seldom does the ono even,
which hsrreuolh TO ail come without trinr-
ing torrnw and distress Tho death has
brought With 10 de.uls,ion to Young
~iinw, loving parents and many br7csved
hosr,s n tho hrichlncss ~ carly msu-
hood, bot a few years husband he has
been called from earth to dwell in a better
hpmc. Born and bred In our nid.t. hi.
gentle, hJzmelrss life rassed among Us, BIZ.
loving and happy dsposition, cndcsrcd him
10 All who knew him, snd bis early desth
will bring sorrow TO many hearts and
make Vacancy that can never 10 filled.
Suffering from disease of tho lunC., he uss
peculiarly accomplishing, bearing his psIn
wilh wonderful fortlude Though death
came very Unexpectedly, when told bis days
must be very few, though wi.hing to live
FOR those who loved him, he was able to
say, 81 am not afraid to die, " and submit
tod humbly to the will Of his God. On
Tuc'day forenoon, With sincere and heart
felt sorrow, accompanied by msny friends,
he was lsid 10 rcst, to await the resource
iion at the lsst day, =.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

Prank y Lehman IL running ,he
Butte Houto Do ~Sy that The people Ike
when you are 81 the laJlo!ol have before
you JI.t what you want 10 eat, ard 8, is
'ho bcsi IN Iho marke, The B4'u Ha4.e
f equal g. 'ac beet astel IN town 7 y.
Lehman, tho proprietor, bss bought back
from VIM. Brown bic beer bo,uing e,isb-
l-hmeat, and ha. beer now for faI. a. hii
iani Lehman will deliver b, 70 anv
quarter oi ,he city 10 private families.
7 \ LyuuAs.
i'-1I BIlus H#8te
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

NOTICE TO CONSUMERS oF GAS --As : n.esiax
Company. she fsiiuNiur rezafaslaa uNs gasset Re-
sotvtn. Thst sud after ths hrsi dsY e 1snasrY
nfNt Asstl The pFce ~ Ras csnsuNefs thAll lss
dnced T. tee daiiats ret ghsassHa ert. iHssAA6 ct
ihisg dollars per tnosaia Fst - rrrstui nnd ttat
the Secretary e directed sfss rHhc peiics e thia
feductiou.H ~ esatf of the Hoara
n n. BLANCH HARn
fs-al SerfsiAsg.