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Evening star., 1884-07-21
a Government Gnurcr Shos.

between Henry G Lewis. a government gauger,
and samuel and J. NJ. Montgomery. Lewis was shot
twice and seriously, n not fatally, wounded
Evening star., 1884-07-21

AN OPTICAL ILLUsIoN.-A singular phenomenon
was observed In Prospect street, Cleveland. Friday
evening. Smoke was seen a parently rising from
the top OF large tree. At one moment it would
gather into cloud several feet across then sepa-
rate into columns running up from fifteen TO twenty
Ing again, precisely as smoke wouId swayed by q
gentle wind, down the street toward the setting
Evening star., 1884-07-21
A Eriyhtsul Death

ATrANTl. GA, july 2l.-Mhile creasing a planer
al Van Ninkles foundry, this nlorninc Jobp M
Collier haG his head caught IN the machinery and
crushed Jelly.
Evening star., 1884-07-21
The Butler Sphynx.

SPECULATION STILL RIFE AS TO WHAT THE EX-GovER-
NOR WILL DO
Gen. Butler continues to be q subject OF specu-
iat1ve interest In political circles Nobody can ind
out what he intends to do but the leading belief is
that he will run for the presidency on the anti
monopoly and greenback ticket In fact 1t is said
that, as he has formally accepted the nominations,
he cannot 10 otherwise. The Massachusetts, demo-
Gratis are understood to be willing 10 give him a
united support for governor II he will run again,
but he has made no response to overtures OF this
kind
Evening star., 1884-07-21

AN ATLANTIC COAST QUARANTNE.-Surgeon Cen
eral Francis NJ Gpnnel, U. S. n, will soon visit the
naval stations along the Atlantic for the
pose OF ascertaining their present condition to en-
able him TO devise suitable measures for their i'm.
provement He will select some desirable point
upon the coast for the establishment OF q naval
quarantine station
Evening star., 1884-07-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s7ls96s; customs, S549, ,s67.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

THE ACTING SURGEON GENERAL.-During the
absence OF the surgeon general Major D. L. Hun
tington, surgeon, United States army, WILL by drec
tion OF the President, take charge OF the Office Of
the surgeon general and perform his duties.
Evening star., 1884-07-21
Disgrace After Death.
HOW JUDGE wATKYN WILLIAMS LEFT THE BENCH FOR
A DIN OF INIOCiTY

A scandalous disclosure was made In London on
Saturday at the inquest over Judge Watkyn Will
iams, who died suddenly last Thursday night at
Nottingham. Judge Williams was leading men,
Der Of the English bench and ranked deservedly
high among lawyers on account OF his learning and
ability. He was the head OF large family, highly
respected In society, and especially popular among
English refoimerS. He was a frequent orator at
meetings In the interest OF social reforms and was
generally looked upon as pattern OF all the virtues
that Judge Williams death occurred In Noting
ham house OF 1ll-repute. After transacting his
paired to the brothe and there dned with one of
its inmates. After dinner the judge and his CON-
panion spent the night together in an brge, in the
course of which he suddenly expired in the house
Evening star., 1884-07-21

RALTTNoRs, July 2l.-The MARYLAND Delegation
Composed OF sixteen gentlemen, at the head OF
whom Is MI W ltiam Daniel, president OF the state
temperance Alliance. LETT from Camden statiop
This morning 10 attend the national prohibition
convention at P1ltSburg Tie Delegation A COM
posed ot both republicans and democrats
Evening star., 1884-07-21

RBsIGNED.-Sardis L Crissey, the chief OF the
division OF swamp land In the general land Office,
has resigned, to 60 into business in this city.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

HER BONES TURNING TO CHALK.-The wife Of a
well-known minister in Minnesota is afdcted with
what Is known in common English as fragile
bones" All OF the bones In her body are gradually
turning to a substance resembling hard chalk
Several years ago an acquaintance, In helping her
out OF a carriage, broke her coll r bone AS soon
one was assisting her from a vehicle little later
her other arm dropped helpless at her side when
she attempted TO make some use OF 1t. She is now
confined to her bed
Evening star., 1884-07-21

Cow BoYs IN CHrCAGo.-A gang OF ten cow bows.
heavily armed, belonging to a border show now
giving exhibitions In Chicago raided disreputable
portion or that city yesterday morning, firing pro.
miscuously, and terrortzing the tnhabitanta A
platoon Of police was ordered OUT and arrested the
dtsturberk
Evening star., 1884-07-21

GEN. SHERIDAN AT BUFFALo.-Gen- Sheridan, ac-
compa led by Mrs. Sheridan and two OF his aides,
arrived In Buffalo Saturday, and subsequently paid
visit TO Fort Porter: From Buffalo the party goes
to Fort Niagara and Fort Wayne, and further west.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

No LET Up
IN SACRIFICING FINE CLOTHING,
7 NJ S 1T ST R E,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
As long there any Summer Stock left it will be
sacrificed at about 50 cents the dollar The stock is
getting small and persons wanting Fine Clothing for
little money better cal at once
FOR MEN
Enslsh Seersucker Coat and Vest ST. worth &c.
Bombay Seersucker Coats and Vests &C. worth 80
Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits Sl25 worth go
Blue Flannel Suits, at Sc worth SO
Blue Flannel Suits at So Is. worth Sl5
Hue Yacht Cloth suits ut &1075 worth S19
Blue Yacht Cloth Suits. at $3.50, worth go.
Fine BLACK D. B. Cloth suits. S1S. worth $40
Black Worsted Suits at ss 50, worth SIS.
Bluck "or ted Suits, at sll.50. worth S19
Four Button Cutaway Suits at S15 worth S25
Cashmere Suits, al Sc. worth 80
Cashmere and Cheriot Suits at SS worth Slk
English Serge Suits. at SO. worth Sl8
FOR OYS, Toll
Suits. AZ 81 IS. former price 49,
Suits, at 5 l.62 former price 81
Suits, at SO 81. former price $3.50
Suits, at ATS. former price So.
FOR BOYS. 12TO1s
Suits at 81. former price ST.
Suits. at $3.50 former price So
suits, at 800 former price 80
Suits. at ST 90. former price $12.
Odd Coats for Men. in FLANNEL, Nunscloth, Serge
Alpaca. Drab DEte and in Sesrsucker from so
cents Up.
Odd Pants-Still large assortment. from ST. up
Odd Fests-Nill be closed out AT some price.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

SHIPPING COMMISSIONERS APPoINTED.-The secre-
tary OF the Treasury has appointed JAS E. Reed at
New York. Jas A. O'Brien, at Philadelphia, and
Harry Armstrong, at Norfolk, to be shipping COM
m1SSlonerS under the recent shipping act.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

GENERAL GORDON REPoRTED SAFE.-The mudir OF
DongOla telegraphS that he has received dispatch
from General Gordon. dated June 90 stating that
khartoum and SEMINAR were safe. General Gordon
had 5000 men under his command and asked that
reinforcements be sent him. The mudir's telegram
Is believed to have been sent with the purpose OF
hoodwinking the authorities, and increases the
belief In Cairo that General Gordon Is In the power
OF the mahdi and that Khartoum has fallen.
SAVED By HIS PHoroGRAPHs.-At Lanaconing.
Md, yesterday, ThoS. p. Nimmo, aged over sixty
photographer, was annoyed by several youths
who were at his house. He ordered them to go.
They did not do so, and the old man drew q re-
volver and fired, the bah striking John Udy aged
twenty. In the left breast Luckily it struck some
photographs In Udy's coat pocket and only made a
flesh wound. NimmO was arrested. It is tAid he
Is OF irritable temperament, and that the young
men and boys had been In the habit OF teasing him.
Evening star., 1884-07-21
The POrasy,nOspfh.

PORTSMOUTH, n H., July 2i.-The Q. s. training
ship Portsmouth. OF the north Atlantic squadron,
fs expected here on Tuesday. The jamestown has
put n 70 Gloucester
Evening star., 1884-07-21
AADIES GOODS.

nOU LASS
NINTH STREET ST CLOUD BUILDING.
UNDI RWEAR,
FOR LAnIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
LadiSe GAL IL UNDERvE>TS at
Misses GAUzE UNDERvEsT. at >'' ''>' N'
25c. 35c Soc ard sc up
These goods are FIRsTs but the prices are those
usually asked Tor SECONDS.
HOSIERi
An unlimited assortment of all the new and choice
SIyIes FOR Ladies HiSses and Chilir IL
COTTON UNDERWEAR
We advertise this very little for the reason
that the quail of tie their size perfec-
ton Of make and q, do it most efec, ,ual> for US.
PARASOLS, PARASOLSu
Our stock of ? PARASOIS has been very much reduced
Tut Wy have yet spEe of the b@t des left which
We Will cI.se out at your OWL price.
JERSEYS
We have made still further reuct ons in prices az fol-
lows:
Our s26a and 81 81 viii be 1928
Our S4.u0 and - viii b, 80 so
Car $500 v ii! be %
And other styles Il proportion.
QUALITY. PER- TON OF SHAPE AND F-NrSH
GUARANTEED. AND MONEY RETURNED
IF MOI SA 1SFAC tORY.
DOUGLASS
Nl5 522-5A-5-6 Ninth street Z
Evening star., 1884-07-21
The Campaign Work in Washin9ton.
REPUBLICAN COLLECTION coxN1TTRE

a hHfUbLICAN COLLECTION COxNITTEE.
The republican national committee have decided
TO establish subcommittee In this city, whose
duty 1t will be to collect money for the campaign
fund The members OF the subcommittee will not
be In any way connected with the government SER
vice, and thus, being exempted from the opera
ons OF the civil service law they will extend their
WORK In all directions. Government officials will
not DC assessed, but 1t is understood that II any
one makes voluntary contribution the transac-
ion will be considered private and confidential.
GEN. LodAN's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
Gen. Logans letter Of acceptance is to be pub
lished through the Associated Press next Wednes-
day morning. 1t Is said to contain about 1900
words, and will make special appeal to the
soldiers, without waving the bloody shirt. Gen.
Logan avoids, as rule, the ground covered by Mr..
SENATOR HAMPTON ENTHUSIASTIC.
senator Hampton, OF South Carolina, who Is In
the city, says the outlook for Cleveland and Hen
dr1cks grows more encouraging every day. He was
an ardent supporter of Bayard, but he is now en-
thuslastlc In behalf Of the ticket, and predicts t
success
Taking Precautions Against Cholera.
APRocLAMAT1oN BY THE PRESIDENT.
Ine PRESIDENT, Saturday afternoon, issued proc
lamation In relation to the cholera calling upon all
persons who are interested in the several states
with The execution OF quarantine regulations to be
oiligent and on the alert in order to prevent the
pestilence, and adds 81 further advise that the
cities and towns OF the United States whether on
the coast or on the lines OF fintercOmmunicat:On BY
s0und g. sanitary regulations and the promotion OF
cleanliness. be prepared TO resist the power OF the
disease and to mitigate its severity. And further
direct the consuls OF the United States in the parts
where the pestilence has made, or may make its
appearance, to exercise vigilance In carrying out
tne instructions heretofore given, and In cOmmuni-
eating 70 the government OF the United States any
information OF value relating to the progress or
treatment OF the disease"
AN EMBARGO ON RAGS
Secretary Folger on Saturday issued Instructions
to collectors OF customs and other persons inter-
ested TO prevent, until further ORDERS the unload
Ing OF rags from infected foreign ports and OF rags
which are suspected on good ground OF being In
lected coming from any foreign port.
THE QUARANTINE IN ALGIERs.
Consul General Walker teegraphs the State de-
partment from Paris that, "from July Sd, vessels
arriving in Algerian ports are subjected to I'VE
days Quarantine."
Malone to Ask for an Injunction.
He CLAIMS THAT THE VIRGINIA APPORTIoNMENr
ACT WAS NOT LEGALLY PASSED.
Senator Malone, 1t Is understood, will ask for an
Injunction to restrain the secretary of state OF
Virginia from issuing new poll books under the
new apportionment OF the state. he claims that
the democratic legislature passed the apportion-
ment Dill without the necessary wo-thrdS, the
vote beng tWO-th1rdS Of those present instead OF
No-thtrdS Of the whole legislature
Evening star., 1884-07-21

Office, has been transferred to the law division,
secretary's office, with an increase Of salary from
81 800 to - OOO
Evening star., 1884-07-21
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Fcrthres- Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and l1th ST. h7
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO W ADAMS. Prest

frr Fvr~rSe STAR is served 10 subscribers m the
80, bv car-rs on their recount at 10 cents oer
S,,t or a. cents TOT month tCTes ct the counter
e>r T. each Bynsll-TcstaEe pIepaid-Socents inonth
tr wear Sf siN months 81
Entered at thn Post 0fhcs at Washington. D. C..
peccnd- -c1ase msil Hatteri
TFE 1rSKLY ST.r-pdhi'she1 ~ Frfday-Sl yea<'
rsstsFs rrtI.sid Six months 20 cents
sF- Al mail subscriptions must be paid t advAnce'
4 Vs1 on sent LONGER than IS RAID for
BATS Of advertising made known arrI'rstfon-
Evening star., 1884-07-21
The Wires on the White House.
STEPS TAKEN TO PREVENT THEN FROM GETTING
TANGLED.

TANGLED.
81 would like to go up on the roof to llx the tele-
phone wire," said an employe Of the telephone
company to one OF the doorkeepers at the White
House. "You will first have to get the permit from
Col Rockwell, and man from his ONCE to accom-
pany you." was the reply. "Those telegraph and
telephone men have been actually wearing out the
roof OF the White House." explained the dOorkeeper
TO STAR reporter, who stood by, as the telephone
man left In search Of the required permit. The
sixty or seventy Of them crossing It. They are
continually getting tangled and broken, and we
fellow would come up to lx telephone wire, and
finding one Of the telegraph wire resting on It would
throw II on carelessly, and as likely as not It
trouble from another quarter. SO the fun kept up.
Now they are so nxed that In repairing wire they
Evening star., 1884-07-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Blaine arrived Saturday evening
at Ellsworth, Me- where he is the guest OF Senator
Hale.-Secretary FOger went to New York yes
by his daughter, has reached New York@Senor
Dominique, the Argentine Minister, and family.
and Mrs P. L. Collins, OF Washington, are among
the guests at Richfied Springs. CHIEF Justice
Waite and n eX,Justlce Strong and family are ex-
pected at the Hotel Kaatersk shortly for stay OF
some length.-Ma1or j. w. Powell. OF the geologt-
cal survey. and Judge Thoman. Of the civil service
commission. were registered In New York last
night.-Rev. DR.. Chester, OF the Metropolitan
Presbyterian ian church. has gone on a six weeks va
cation TO the New England stateS-~W. w. Justice
and son have gone to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
for a week or two.-Miss n. Z: Duncan, Miss E.
L. Duncan, Miss Mary Bradley, Capt. s. L. Breese
and wife, Mrs Mccullough, W. H. Gait, Frank Lib
hey and family, MISS Etlie Miller and J: 9; Weiss
Springs Hotel last week. Assistant Secretary
Coon win act as secretary Of the Treasury during
Secretary Folger's absence-Mrs. Gen. Ayres and
child are at the Ebbtt.-The Secretary OF War
returned from New York Saturday night. .-sena-
tor Logan will be guest OF Hon. Warner Miller at
HerkilneF, n. Y, this week.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

A DACGHTERs MIsDEED-Editor Rich. OF tho
Monawk (N. " Independent, committed suicid0
Saturday evening by hanging himself. The cauno
OF the suicide was despondency caused by th0
elopement OF Richs daughter, Annie last Septem.
per. Inc anair created scandal and resulted .
her fathers being attacked with brain fever mon
which he has suffered ever since
Evening star., 1884-07-21

DYING OF RAT BrTE.-A little daughter OF Mr.
Wandy Moore, living near BlackburH, Va, died Fri.
covered nest OF rats on Monday, and caught Q
large one In her hand. The rat bit her on the arm
twice The wound began 10 swell, and this morn
ing the swelling had reached her shoulder. ~
arm was swollen 70 twice the natural -
Evening star., 1884-07-21

AFTER THrRTy-sIx lEARs.-A high military
council at Pesth, which. al the request OF General
Gorgey, made an inquiry TO whether his sur
render with the Hungarian army Ia ls4s was trea-
son. has concluded Its laborS The council pro-
nounces General Corgey innocent OF the charge,
and decides that the surrender, which was Tho
result OF a military situation, was inevitable.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

The CRIME OF A MAN OF LEARSINGJooeph
Crosby OF Zanesyile Ohio, who Is SAID 70 be one oe
the finest Shakesperean scholars IN the United
States, member OF the Royal Shakesperean 50.
ciety OF London, and magazine writer on Shake.
sperean subjects. has been arrested, charged with
foTgerieS probably amounting 10 $1,000 or moro.
A short time ago he attempted TO commit suicide
by taking morphine and is now In q critical cond1.
tion- His method was 70 give his notes for use In
his business as grocer, forging the Endorsements
OF prominent business men.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

PETROLEUM NOT UNHEALTHT.-The surgeon gene
raj OF the marine hospital service has made an invest
igation OF the general complaint made at Malta that
workmen there engaged in handling American pc
troeum were seriOu 1y affected in health by the
1umeS arising therefrom. Dr. Hamilton has made o
report TO the Secretary of the Treasury that
animation by Drs. Sawtelle and Gillettee, Of the
standard and Astral Oil companies, and others,
Wnere large numbers OF men are constantly hand
ing petroleum, shows that there has been no evi-
nence OF sickness, and that there is the slight
est foundation for the report that any one has suf
Tered In health from the Tunes
Evening star., 1884-07-21

CONSOLIDATING THEIR NIONs.-About 100 men,
berS or the International and Progressive Cigar.
makers unions he'd meeting In New York yesier-
day Tor the purpose OF consolidating the TWO unions
which have hitherto be hostile. Further action
viii be taken next SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

THE QUEEN AND THE FRANCHISE BIL-It .
seni-officIally denied that the Prince or Wales and
Queen Victoria tried 10 influence the tory peers IN
favor OF compromise on the franchise bill Tho
tories assert that the queen approves OF the Mar
Quis OF Salisbury's policy OF resistance against the
adoption or the bill until an appeal TO the country
has been taken. The agitation against the lords
continues very bitter. however, and Hon. John
Bright is preparing measure for the reform OF
the house OF lords, based upon the principle OF
life peerage with a limited number OF hereditary
peerageA
Evening star., 1884-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE JACK
e-S son DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION will be held
q. the na CORNER OF 9Th and streets the
T., ENN6 OF IHE 22D IN t at O'Clock.
jy2l-1 JOHN E. NORRIS. President
Evening star., 1884-07-21

The EGYPTIAN EXPEDITIoS.-The preparations
FOR The En-lish expedition 10 khartoum by way OF
SudkIm and Berbcr are nearing completion. A
Train Of n.Irow gauge trucks and passenger car
rageS Tor the raiiNa over the desert BeTber has
been shipped at the Royal Ars nal for Suakim. The
passenger trucks Will each carry twelve soldiers
and a brakeman. They are iron-clad, and have
hoonho!s dt the sides. The English War office Is
Inviting hon-cumniSSioned officers TO volunteer
Tor serN Ice I'm the autumn campaign In Egypt
Evening star., 1884-07-21

OBSERVING THE SPIRIT As WELL As THE LITTER
There Is tendency in the departments to make all
appointments, where clerical work is to be per-
formed, come under the civil service law, without
regard to limit In salary In several OF the depart
ments clerks getting as low as $72O per annum have
been appointed under the law. lady from Iowa
was appointed In the Post On1ce department day
or Two ago at that salary, after passing the reQui
site examination.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

CHANGING THEIR QUARTERs-The photographic
Office OF the Navy department will shortly be re-
moved to the McKean building, on 18th street, and
cupied by them will be turned over TO the naval
advisory board The room now occupied by this
BOARD Will be given to Paymaster General Smith
Tor his personal use, and his room will be turned
over to clerks In the ordnance bureau The rooms
OF the photographic Office on the basement nOor of
the state department will be used by the several
naval boards, which have for some time past been
obliged TO hold their sessions at the navy yard
Evening star., 1884-07-21

THE UNITED STATES FISH COMMISSION vessel Look
out arrived In Baltimore Saturday night, from q
cruise to Norfolk. Crisfield and St Gerome's bay.
After leaving Baltimore the vessel will proceed to
Woods uOll. Mass
Evening star., 1884-07-21

PICNIC TRAIN WRECKED.-An excursion train
conveying q large number OF the employees OF Ault-
| man & Co 5 machine works. Plttsburg, who had
teen 10 picnic al Cuyahoga Falls, was wrecked on
Saturday night two miles east OF Canton, Ohio.
| About Is persons were severely injured.
Evening star., 1884-07-21

SECRETARY CHANDLER arrived at Newport early
Yesterday morning on the Tallapoosa, accompanied
by Mrs Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs kingsley, and
other members OF his family. He will look over
the ground for the proposed post graduate naval
school
Evening star., 1884-07-21

CoNGREssMEN OPPOSED BY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Representative Thompson is having close fight
for denomination in his district his friends say
that he is being fought by Huntington and the
chesapeake & Ohio railroad, on account of the
the amendment to the Thurman sinking fund act.
which was antagonistIc to the railroad interests.
ana Which failed OF consideration In the Senate.
lhe same fight is being made against other mem.
Ders OF the Pacific railroads committee who voted
for the Thompson bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

BY Grubbs & Apperson, Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street,
and
Williams & Bowe, Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
LOCAL MATTERS.
BASE BALL.
The BaitImores Unions) Beat the Rich
r,onds n 90 4 in the First Game.

uoonds II 60 i'm the First Game.
The first OF the two games between the
Baltimore (Unions) and the Richmond
clubs was p!ayed at the Clay-Street PARK
Yesterday afternoon. The game was called
AT AS, the Bsltimores at the bat. Smith
and Sweeny formed the visitors battery,
while Maurice and George filled similar
positions on the home nine. Several nun
dred persons were out 10 witness the game,
and greet interest was manifested, the
Baltimores succeeding in scoring TWO
runs in the first inning and thanking the
Richmonds successfully IN the first nVe M
nipgs. The crowd at this point seemed
yery doubtful OF the Richmonds making a
run. but In the sixth inning the Rich
monds succeeded in scoring two runs
The Baitimores having made one run
in the fifth and sixth innings each,
the score then standing to for the
Baltimores. The Richmonds then brought
up their score 1, and encouraged the play
ers and brought forth the applause OF the
crowd. especially the colored element
The game then proceeded very quietly
the Balilmores scoring 3 runs in the eightt
and 4 in the ninth inning. The Ricn'
monds then brought in another run-theii
last chance in the ninth inning, the score
then standing IL 10 in favor Of the Balti,
mores Unions). Below is the detailed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
STEAM LAUNDRY

A large stock Of RICHMoND-MADE CAR.
RIAGES for sale low.
PAINTING AND REPAIRING specially.
NH e-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
Mozart Tonight.

1. Overture" The Deserter," (Conrad.)
Amateur Orchestra. 2. Flute SOlo-Fan-
tasia on "Roberto Devereaux," (Gatter-
NANNY Mr.. ii. l.. Farmer. 3. Alto Solo
go. Fatlma," (Weber,) Mrs. A. c. Dog
yett. OF Fredericksburg, Va. 4. " Romance,
q major" Beethoyen,) Amateur Orches-
ira. 5. String Sextette-" Sounds from
Home" (Gungl) 6. Alto Solo" When
the Heart is Young" Dudley Buck,) Mrs.
A. G. Doggett. I. Potpourri from "Ls Dame
Blanche" (Boildieu,) Amateur Orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
Hersssrd's Bread Preparation

Fog THE MAINTENANCE OF HEALrH.-Dr.
Samuel Jackson, Of Pennsylvania UnIyer-
sity, says: /" Your Bread Preparation, while
makes light, sweet, and paaable bread.
restores TO 1t the phosphate OF lime which
II lost from the -four In boiling, and thus
adapts It rs an sliment for the maintenance
OF o healthy state Of the body"