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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-04

Of petit larce
nc city of Richmond fr
october "a, 1888; all OF
Mess where political
ioyed by the Governor
Allen, Richard
Allen, Charles
Allen. James
Anderson, Robert
Anderson, John
Archer, Madison
Alexander, Claiborne
Anderson. Isaiah
Allen. Richard
Bryce. David
Branch, William
Brown. Winston
Bailey. Constantine
Burk, Fred
Banks. William
Brice, Peter
Butler. William
Black. William
Brown. Edward
Brown, oliver
Booker. james
Berry, Aaron
Bright. John
Banistcr. James
Bibhs, William N.
Brown. Ricloy
BraXton. Richard
Brlce. Holman
Bank. Joshua
Britt, Philip
Burwell, Lewis
Bricc. Holly
Branch, Anderson
Bentley, Albert
Brown, Henry
Brown. Isaiah
Bartlett, Isaiah
Brown. Ben.
Bailey, Joseph
Byrd. PeudletOn
BurWQil, Lewis
Bell, William
brooks. kossuit
Brown. Edward
Burnley, Thomas
BrIXtnn, james
Banks, Allen
Butler, John
Branch, Frank
Brooks. Edward
Banks, James
BO--ieUX, George
Bailey, William n.
Brown. Weldon
Bailey. Robert
Brown, Chris.
Barnes, lsham
Brown, Robert
Buckuer, Andrew
Branch, Frayser
Brown. Philip
Claiborne, John
Cosby. George
Clayton, William
Cepnas. James II.
Crutchncld, George
Carter, james
Coleman, Pat.
Clay, Henry
Coles, Walter
Curtis, " illiam
Cousins. Vincent
Campbell, stephen
Carer, Lewis
Coleman, Anderson
Cox, David
Cooper, simon
Clarke, Thomas
Carter, William
Collins. Edward
Clay. Henry
Coleman, John
Chambers, Robert
COwen, Martin
Crump. Lewis
Collins. William
Cooper, Peter
Cross. John
Coleman, Charles
Copeland, Thomas
Conway, Thomas
Grafton, james
DAVIS, George
Dickinson, Moses
DAVIS, Lucian
Dorsey, William
Dorsey, jane
Ddbney, Wilson
billiard. Joseph
Davenport. Matthew
Evans, Richard
EdmOnds, Wash.
Edwards, William
Epps, William III.
Epps. Bernard
Fpps, William
Lpps, james
Ellis. Marshall
Ellis, Henry
Evans, Richard
Edwards. james
Fox, Daniel
kinncy, Edward
Fox, Robert Henry
Fry. Thomas
Fleming. Richard
Pagan, james
Green, Jack
Gillian. Jonas
Green, James VI.
Galway james
Gray, Anthony
Gritiin, William II.
Glover, bCOfgc
GREGORY, Isaiah
Green. Henry
Gregory, samuel
Garuett, Charles
GOoding, Charles II
Gray, Henry
Grimes. Warren
ilaskins. Frceland
Howe. King
Hopkins, frank
Howard. Charles
Harris, George
Houston. samuel
Hill, Richard
Iffek. William
Hamilton, james
Harrison, samuel
Nm, Ruihn
Holmes. william
Henderson, David
Harris, George
Harris, Hartman
Hunter. Charles
HOVE, Dougia.
Hughes, Richard
Hunter, Montague
Hartman. John
Henderson. Mm. lie
~ alas William
johnson.
Holmes, William
Harris. William
Isaiah Ezekiel
Iyerson. Frank
Jones, Wesley
Jordan, stephen
Jones, Edward
Jack son, Albert
johnson, Richard
johnson, Wills
johnson, George
Johnson. Charles
JOrdOn, Robert
Jenkins, Milo
johnson, " III. III.
johnson, X. j,
jenkins, Henry
Jordan. Anderson
jenkins. William
! Jefferson, Beverly
/ trJacksoD, William
/ johnson, William /
! johnson, Henry
johnson, Abram
Jones. ALERT
| jackson, sydney
johnson. Robert
Jefferson, John
jackson, John
Jones. Frank
johnson, spencer
johnson, hit
Jones, Isaac
| johnson, Ruiiin
johnson, G.. W.
johnson, Henry
johnson, Reuben
jackson, Robert
James, Robert
Johnson, john
johnson. Ben.
jackson, samuel
! johnson, Lester
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DISFRANCIIiSsD.

HfSGD.
} MALE ADULTS
in the Police Court Of
J December |, 1876, 10
HON are disfrdnehised
abilities have been re-
Jones, William II.
Jones, Jim
Jones. samuel
johnson, william
Jones. Ben.
johnson, samuel
johnson, william II
Jones, Beverly
Jones. William
j Jefferson, Thomas
samuel
Frank
Johnson. VIM. Henry
johnson, Alexander
Jones. Cary
William
Jackson, Monroe
kcllum. Charles
Lewis. Henry
LightfoOt. Henry
Lee. Edward
Lewis, Matt
Lee. Dudley
Lee, Abraham
Lawrence, John
Lee, Ben.
Lewis. Henry
Lewis. Matt
Landrum, william
Lewis, Winston
Lee. William
Lewis, william III.
Lynn, Jefferson
Lang, George
Miles, Frank
Mallory, Lee
Morris, Watson
Murray, John
Mullen, Benjamin
Morton, William
Moody, Charles
Macklin, Joseph
Moore. William
Nazcll, Floyd
Morgan. John
Montague. samuel
Martin, William
Mcdonald. Alexander
Mann, Joseph,
Nimms, Morton
Norman. William
Nelson, Julius
Norman. Morris
Nelson, John
Nelson. Page
Parrish. William
Page, Robert
Pleasants. Ross
Payne, Fleming
Page, Minor
Pleasants, Robert
Porter. August
Peasants. Delaware
Page, Ned
Palmer, William
Patterson, Robert
Palmer, Lewis
Palmer. Buck
PAYNE. George
Pollard, Gus
Pletsants, Thomas
Pollard, Cyrus
Patterson, Claiborne
Peasants, Thomas
Peasants, singleton
Price, William
Page, Minor
Page, John
Prlcc, James
peasants, Thomas
Perkins, James
Quarles, Fred.
Ouarles, Richard
Richardson, Silss
Randolph, John
Robinson, Allen
Randolph, Fleming
Kelley, Alexander
Robin son, John
Robinson, Joseph
Robinson, Charles
Robinson, samuel
Ryland, John
Robinson. " alter
Russell. Matt
Robinson. Edward
Robinson, George
Randolph, Robert
Russell, Nathaniel
Rose, Thomas
Robinson, Henry X.
swan, lhOlnn9
smith, John
smith, Peter
Snead. John
simpson. Richard
smith. -hadrick
sheldon, Mead
Shines, William
Sager, Thomas
slater. sandy
Scott, Morris
savage, sutherland
smith, Henry
swan, james
smith, Moses
smith, George
swami. Thomas
scott, Lewis
smith, Moses
SydnOr. Israel
smith. Ben
street. Jacob
smith, Lewis
SpurlOck, William n.
Thompson, Frank
Taylor, Robert
Travis, Philip
Turner, Thomas
Tune. Ellick
Thomas, Peyton
Thomas, Edward
Tories. Albert
Tyler, James
Taylor, Matthews
Tabb, John
Trent. Arthur
Tucker. lshsm
IOmpkins, james
IcmOre. John
Icmpleman, James e.
TOlcOn, Joseph
Tyley. Matt
Iurpin, Robert
Taliaferru, James
Thomas. Arthur
Icmus, John
Taylor. Robert
Timherlske. John II.
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, PrOsser
Thorpe, Robert
thompson. Henry
Taylor. Henry
Turner, Thomas
Nenablc, Abram
vaughan, Henderson
Williams, Bill
White. Richard,
Ware, Geo. Washiugt'
WOOdson, William
Winston, John
Wade, John ID.
Williams, John
wilkinson, james
Williamson John
Watson, John
Watson, Alexander
Wilson, Miles
Wilson, Alex.
Washington, james
Washington. Jerry
MOodson, Robert
Washington, Charles
Williams, Thornton
Williams, Frank
Williams, Thomas
Winston, Henry
Williams, Alfred
Wyatt. John IL.
Wells, Joseph
White. Lewis
Walker, John
Winston, Ned
Williams, George
Williams, James
Miuston, James
Walker, Willis
White, Alexander
Wilson, Jerry
Walker, Malt
Washington, Daniel
Williams, Thomas
Miokham. CAssius
Walker, William,
Young, Samuel
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Every Democratic vote Is vote against
the revenue spies and informers.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
LIME, CEMENT. &c.

1900 B Aia sr F FRI III e. soea
Cobb Lime Kilns. lust arrived per schooner Addic
VI. Bird. for sale low from dock.
Also for sale. ROSkNDALE aud PORTLAND
ENGLISH DEMENT'S, SASH, BLINDS, ana
DOORS, and all other BUILDING MATERIALS,
10y ROBERT WESDENBUkO.
Nos. sos Main and IL fifteenth street.
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IAsPER'S FINE (WHITE) TABLE
~ SYRUP.
hAPLE-SYRUP, BuCkWHEAT FLOUR,
aud The " ENTIRE-WHEATn FLOUR, which Is
good for dyspeptics, and also makes excellent
CAKES Tor breakfast, can be had AT -
MCCARTHY & HAYNES'S,
&C 10 627 east Broad street.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. 4e


GAIT, SALT, SALT, SALT.
5000 SACKS
ENGLISH FACTORY-FILLED, "DEAklN'S'
BRAND, landing al NewpOrt's News from steam
ship Nubian. direct from Liverpool.
FOR sale By DAVENPORT q MORRIS,
no LIT Dock street.
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Look out for Coalition tissue ballots.
PETERSBURG.

THE CITY AND THE UPPER APP0NATT0X Ca
EAL-BARNETT JONES BAlLED-TiE T0BAC-
co CROP-sALE OF The CONSOLIDATED EX-
PRESS, &C.
frnrrnsnnndnncn of the Richmnnd DlsnatchI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-09-12
ZULU. WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER p.
.NnsnraHrr .Rsfrrs.
Insurance Notice

FUrnE AGENT FOR THE british For.
ciEu Marinc insuraaec Ccmpany (LinitciA has
received Instructions 10 Reduce tie Rates 81 la
suraucc between Honolulu and Ports IT. The facic IEt
Is nov prepared % Issue fnliees 40 the lowest rars
with special rcduetion on freisht per steansrs
rEEo. II. DAVIES.
Nfy AGENT Rrlt Fer. VA. Ins Co. ilmIlsl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-09-12
Z. l. NICHOLS,
Civil Engineer and Contractor

FuE rHE CONSTRUCTIONS OF ----
Rail Roats Mills. LAndluss, Iron. Wooden and Con
hinauCu Bridges. NiaduCts and suspension
Bridges for Cane Flumes-
OFFICE iclfs FoEr SrEEET, Houolala, Il. L
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THOs. a. THRUM.
rEF0ETING AxD MANUFACTURING
STATI0EER, NEWS AGENT. BOOK-BIHDER AND

PAPER RULER,
Merchant s. near Fort ard Fort 81 near Hotel Heno
iulu- Oahn, T. !.
also Puhlshe. q the HaEaiiau Almanac and Annual
and Hawaiian Dzrecfory and Caisuder, &C.
ID IerchaHt sisee;store The Fort siTcet store viii
ga ee eeFo.ed 70 General embrace Pine Stationery
Stationery. Bank Books Books. Artists' Mats-izis-
NeEs and Binding Dsfart-Ioy and Fancy Good,
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Autumn.

VITA Whzf Elcry ccUes 4rE -oes ths ye4-,
he e1ds O. s7rin- those hstl-iigl hl-ttu-s-s
OF sErny skies AID cldrfless times sEicy
LIES nc--css. AID ez--h's gar trrr sz-sEc GUS
And Whcr The silver hahif ef the ciu-l,
Zones down upcn he autumn Sun. Gr- WITH
A schcr rizdzess The o. yea tases
His h-irhs inhe-itance o. -citeE traits
4 pczp and pa-ezui fI TIE qic-lte s-er--
TIER Il bezntifui spirit b-eathirr nru
It's r-eliru richnes-s a. ghe clustered trees-
Aad- fru= bsaker fuIi o. richest ewes
Puu-irg rev eio-y o. the a-tEur ucods,
And rirpinE tn wE-r1 li.Er The r-l1rec clouds
N1-1 q the z.ozztsiz- Ike su11z2-= bird
Lifls ~ her purplc wing ard iE ne v1ies
The Eeatic wind. sweet srl ptssiuu1te uuoer-
kisses The hiashinE leaf. ard -ti-s Ep Iifc
Wi.kir The -ciez11 VOID O. zsa teel--r-rlsl11c.
And silver hcech, and r1aplc Ttllou- .t1Fll.
Nke-e 2ztunn. like fzIrt Cl1 nan, sits down
By The Ezyside a-s=e1ry- I6ruu-1 ne t-res
he -clGc1 rr-fE usrres- The plrp1C t-eh-
hat OF Wild chsrr9 arE red cc5z- leeds,
A winter bird CONES with iss p4aiuIlye whistIe.
Ard pecks b the sttch-hzzsa. uhilst i1-l
Frarr cottage ro1fs Ehc su-1 lru- hlEs-ll-L slr-s
Aue nerrily. with or repeated s-rpkc.
SurnGs trru the thresh ir--irc- che busy eliL
o. uhst -lc-y dc;h tsis uc-id PIT c.
Fur hi-l VIZ, viii fe-veEt heart. EoE. fu-tE
Crl-r thr bright ard Eicriozs Ky, and luoks'
O. Guties vel performed ard days wei spsur'
For hin tk- wind ave aEe the refirs leaves
Shan have vrce, ard give hl-- eisg-s tearlil
-LeH~'a or
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The Calhoun Case.

Coroner Maxwell has begun an investigation
in the case of Mary Calhoun, who is alleged to
have been mistreated and neglected by her fos-
ter parents during her last illness. Some of the
morning papers have endeavored to make n SEN
sation OF the matter with very little foundation,
as the testimony shows. The status of the case,
In brief, is as follows: Mrs EdithJones, at whose
house the girl died, said in her testimony that
Miss Calhoun's charges were probably made
while delirious, thus robbing the sensation of Its
chief foundation. DR.. Featherstones statements
are practically nOn-eommittal. He attended
her during her illness, and on one cold day
"wednesday found the fire low, and the room
uncomfortable. He says nothing derogatory TO
the Gale family, except to repeat remarks made
by the invalid. Mrs. c. E. Gale and her
haughters, Lille and Salle, denied emphaticaliy
the entire story. All that has been charged is
based uDOn statements of the deceased, which
were probably made in delirium.
DIR. q. E. Gaze is in Colorado, and will come
home at once to settle accounts with the caumi-
ators Of his family. His son Is a member Of the
Colorado State Senate.
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Indianapolis Merchants Affected.

Several of the largest wholesale firms in the
city are greatly exercised over the recommend
ations of the tariff commission to increase the
duty on crockery and queensware, and Surveyor
Leonard's office was besieged yesterday by gen.
tlemen whose business will be affected by the
proposed changes. The commission proposes to
in crease the duties on these goods from 25 to 80
per cent. over the present rates. Last year the
total amount of the duties collected at this office
was 1854, 900 Of which nearly $4,000 was on
queensware, the firm of Holweg & Reese, pay
ing over half that amount. Mr.. Leonard has
written 10 Senator Harrison and Congressman
Peelle asking them to their influence in
amending the report of the commission, and a
pc titon to that effect will he forwarded to the
same gentlemen at Washington by the firms
interested. The largest manufactures of the
goods in question, in the United States are To-
Gated at Trenton, n. j., and Liverpool, o.
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The Marion Trust Again.

The Marion Trust Company is at present ell
gagged in paying of the certificates which fell
duo In December. One hundred and ten of
them matured, majority of them calling for
81 200, and on which the certificate holders re-
ceived about $65 for their investment. The
November certificate holders received 800 on
their 81 200 policies, while those Of month
later received considerably less. The December
certificate holders paid on their policies the
first payment of $40, quarterly dues amounting
10 So, and two assessments, one of $2040 and
the other Of 1920, a total of $50 co. for winch
they received about sos, Thirty additional GER
tticates are reported to have been taken in frs
previous to the settlement, and the division
made with them, we'll the ITO justly due.
Journal representative called at the Office of
the company yesterday for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning some information that would throw some
light on its operations, but Mr.. Collier was alb
sent, and the young man left In charge was
unable to furnish it,
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AMCSEMENTS.

GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NILSSON CONCERT
The musical and almost the fashionable event
Of the season the Nilsson concert at the
Grand last night There was a magnificent au-
dience in attendance, every seat in the house be-
ing taken and standing room being in demand.
The audience included the leading representa-
tives of the society of this city aud delegations
from Tore Haute, Lafayette, Richmond Koko-
mo, Columbus, Shelbyville, Noblesvile, Green
castle, and other places. No lyric artist who has
visited this city ever received a more fiattering
reception than did Nine. Nilsson last night, and
possibly no one deserved 1t more. 1t has
been many years since she last appeared
here, but that wonderful voice has lost none of
its sweetness and power, while 1t has increased
in volume and that subtle essence generally de-
nominated feeling. Time has dealt gently with
the great singer, and last night she stepped
out on the stage at the Grand, those who saw
and admired her twelve years ago recognized
that same pleasant face and attractive bearing
that are so pleasantly remembered in connection
with her earlier triumpls. Nine. Nilsson APP
peared in three numbers OH the programme and
responded TO two encores. IL needed but the first
few bars OF the defamation OF "Angels ever
bright aud fair" to 0nvince the audience that she
had lost none OF her marvellous vocal powers.
Her rendition of the air WAS marked by a sympa-
theiic sweetness and impressiveness that will
not soon be forgotten by those who heard it. In
response To an enthusiastic encore she gave
Schubert's "Serenade" in admirable style. Her
second number was the Jewel Song" in
"Faust," rendered with appropriate action and
with much grace OF expression and brilliancy of
execution. For encore she gave quaint
Swedish song, and her last appearance was in
the quartet, "MeEza N0tte," with Del Puente
Biorks;en and Miss Glenn. Words need
not be- multiplied in speaking
of Nine. Missions singing. She
has that power of affecting and swaying her
audiences that possibly no other artist has
shown since the days OF Jenny Lind, Her voice
In volume, strength and purity is unequaled,
and the many years that have interviewed since
her first appearance in public have improved it
rather than had the contrary effect aud IL is evil
before.
The concert was In one respect disappoint-
ment Probably a majority of those in attend
ance expected and anxiOusly desired that Nine
Nilsson would sing one of those ballads simple
melodies for which she is 80 famous, hut she did
not, and although her reception was most
kindly and even enthusiastic, she
did not appear to be particularly pleased in
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NICoLL, the Tailor has opened large and COM
modious quarters at Nos. 33 and 35 South Illi-
,Nois street, with all modern improvements and
an immense stock Of fancy and standard goods.
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.PETTIS, BASSETT & co.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


The.suiiect of DIR. Wakefeld's sermon, In st.
Paui's Cathedral Sunday morning, win be "Pol-
itcs In the Pulpit"
Josephine Whiting was yesterday granted a
divorce, from Frank Whiting, proof of his
residence in the penilentary.
Professor Eli f. Brown will lecture at the
Medical College OF Indiana tonight, on the COM
paratiye structure of the nervous System iu the
animal kingdom.
A post of the Grand Army of the Republic,
with eighty-two charter members, will be mus
tered at Noblesvile, Saturday evening, Feb. 3.
by General Carnahan.
Chris. Lutz, who gave Charles Obe. Andy
Schmidts bartender, such a severe beating with
u beer mug, Thursday morning, fined $25,
withcosts, by the Mayor. yesterday.
colored woman named Fannie Keelman, liv-
iueon4iill avenue. fell while carrying pail of
water over T. slippery place, Thursday, the ACCT
dent producing miscarriage, from which she
died. The corouer notified and began an
investigation yesterday.
The statement 10 yesterdays issue concerning
the suit of Cbstteid DeVay incorrect.
Chatfed Il Woods, q Cincinnati firm, held note
OF DeVay's, which they sent to the Central
Bank for collection. Mr.. DeVay paid the note,
but the bank because insolvent and failed to
remit the money; hence the suit. The verdict
was in defendants favor.
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responding TO an encore Miss Hope Glenn, tn g
c0ntralto of the company, and very excellent
one at that was complimentediwith two encores,
Pnente was received with like favor and sang in
his usual excellent style. Theodor Bforksten,
the tenor, rather suffered in comparison with
the remainder of the company. His voice, though
sweet, is not at all strong, and his of it at
times, particularly in the quartet, was not al
CIub. OF Boston, that sterling musical organizl-
zatlon, appeared twice on the programme,
ana az ,ns, was r,rh recalled Shsn ON. one
viohnee,lo solo. with admirable effect. A.t,-
gether the concert was marked Success, Dls
not so great perhaps. in the popular es..nai.ol,
as was the Patt. concert last year.
NOTES.
Europe The French AMI Germans come next
on the list. while tle peop.s OF Great B:i;aia e
the sixth
Mr.. Barton's company gave "Io!anthe" again
at Enelish's last night to a good audience cen
sdering the counter attraction. 1t Will he re-
peated this afternoon and evening, and deserv es
large patronage.
Mr. and Mrs George s. knight will aupear at
the Grand this afternoon and evening IN Baron
Rudolph" an excellent play, Tor the benefit of
the order of Chosen Friends. Mr.. Knight is the
best German dialect actor on the stage, ana his
wife IL an exceedingly clever coincidence
The London Gaiety has taken In SO 700, 900 in
fourteen years past Dramatic authors gor
ST. 81, 900, the newspapers 5000. 900. the dra-
matte profession ST, 500, OOO and the state, in
taxes, etc, $4,000. This accounts for all but
the trife of $4,000, the managers share.
The announcements for next week are as fol-
lows: Engllsh's, first three nights, George G..
Min, the tragedian, in legitimate roles. Friday
night the grand carnival of the Mannerchor for
which the sale OF seats will begin Monday
Grand Opera house, first three nights Milton
Mobiles; last three the Hess Opera company, an
excellent organization.
Al the Drury Lane pantomime, in London one
OF the actors, made up az q poodle dog, runs en-
t1reIy around the edge of the dress prcla.
and the other night went TO the royal box, stood
up. ana had his "paw" shaken by the Prince and
Princess OF Wales This set the house wild, far
beyond anything that was either cleverly or
powerfully performed on the stage.
There is lingering suspicion that Mr.. Pond,
acting manager of the Nilsson company lie al
most too great for this hemisphere He appears
TO be one OF those persons who Is very affable to
others from whom ne expects favOrs but ex-
ceedlngly discourteOus to them when they can
no longer oblige him. 1t is unfortunate that q
manager OF Mr.. Abbey's standing should be rep
resented by such pers0ns as Mr. Pond and
Marcus Myer, who succeed in making them
selves exceedingly unpopular wherever they go.
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Ruth and BOaz.

A new Sacred Cantata, or IA charming charac.
ter, fairly easy, and just the thing to give in o
vestry, by such chorus as can be easily formed.
Scenery and costumes simple and not expensive.
BY A: Andrews. Price, Csc, or Sc per dozen.
The CHORAL CHOIR, 81. for Choirs and the
PEERLESS, 75o, both by DR.. W. o Perkins, for
singing Classes, are the newest and best books
of the kind
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DEAL II ) 1897 50. Factory running day and
night: Catalogue free. Address DANIEL F.
BEATTY, Washington N. j.
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DObSOn'S Universal Banjo In
StpuctOr.
The Banjo is getting TO be quite a FASHION able
Instrument, and deservedly so, In It's present i'm
proved form Messrs H c. and G. C. Dobson
have provided in this new instructor all that is
needed, including 81 bright Reels, Jigs, Horn
pipes, Walk-rOunds. Waltzes Polkas and
Schottsches, and % popular songs. Price, ST..
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
A School Of Practical Science
TEkRE HAUTE. IND.

TEkRE II UTE, IND,
Will open for the recep ION of a class of twenty
Eve students In 0leenanlcal Engineering on
Tuesday, the 9Th of March, 1888, when can
dldates for admission will be examined. On
Wednesday, 9TH of March. dedicatOry exercises
will be held at the institute, and on Thursday,
March 8, the school duties will begin. The OPEN
ing class will be graduated after a course OF
threo-and a-half years, and will be selected from
the most proficient among the applicants. The
course OF study which will, in general, require
four years, will comprise all branches necessary
to thorough training In either OF the practical
sciences, and will embrace Mathematics from AL
zebra. beginning with Quadratio equations, to
the Integral Calculus Chemistry, general and
analytical; Geology, Mneralogy, Metallurgy,
Mining, Civil, Typographical and Mechanical
Engineering, Physics, Drawing, French, Ger
man, English Literature and History Ample
facilities will be afforded for laboratory and
other practice in all departments demanding ir,
including a completely equipped manufacturing
shop for training in Mechanical Engineering
Applications for admission, and all inquiries,
should be addressed to DIR. CHARLES o.
THOMPSON. President OF the Faculty, or to
SAMUEL S. EARLY, Secretary of the Board of
Managers
Terre Haute, Dec. 80, 1882.