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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

perIntendc w. 9. Adams, foreman
Lower Ga. Works, Shirley King, foreman
Upper Works.
The committee on Water met Yesterday
~ O'Clock and organized by reeieetng
MI. y. u. liargroye chairman and j. c
Diekerson sub-chalrman. The committee
then rtappoInted j. Bootcn Hill Assistant
superintendent Water Works; L. w. Rose,
Keeper Marshall reservoir. and Charles
Baker. Keeper new Reservoir. Mr.. J. c.
Boyden was elected superintendent OF the
Pump-IIouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
Council Comml,,.e.Mostings To-Day

Schools Council chamber at IL O'Clock
4. NJ.
Elections: Council chamber at l.
O'Clock NJ.
Fire Department Headquarters, Tehtn
street between Main and Cary, al ~
O'Clock.
Streets: City Engineef's Office, a 7. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
FIRST VICTORY ABROAD.
Ihe VirSiniHs Defeat the AtIantic,, OF 10 II
Island Cry.
tsrecial telegram to the D.spatch.I

New YORK. July l4.-Thc Virginia Club,
wearing badges Of mourning Tor The death
Of Smiley in Baltimore on sunday, played
q sport game to-day at Quecns.County
Park. Newtown. l.. l.. with the Atlantic
club, OF Long Island City. II was their
first game in the East. and large crowd
was present, and appauded the line points
made by The visitors. The full score tells
the rest OF the story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

a distinguished physician Of NJ ississlppi writes
" Every one needing II shoad the Mothers
Friend, for during a long obstetric practice have
never known II % fail"
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Total. 2,5GO s2os ~


After the reports had been read, the pre-
sidcnt invited those present. who wished
10 do so, 10 address the Association. Rev.
Percy q. Elsom led of. and was followed
by Rev. W. W. LandrUm, Messrs. Evan
Snead. Robert A. Gary. and Professor III.
II. Harris. The collection having been
taken. The Association adjourned to
meet with Main-Street school the
second SUNDAY in August. Benediction
by Rev. J. N. Butler.
The Methodist Sundav-School Union
held their monthly meeting on SuRday
evening at the Broad-Street Methodist
church-siuging 10y the Broad-S;reet sun
day school; prayer by Rev. Mr.. Eyans. Of
Ashland, Va. 4 letter was read by Mr..
Albert West from Mr.. Lambert. OF China.
Addresses by Rev. Z. A. Peterson. Rev.
4. {. BledSOe. and Mr.. K. Il. Richardson.
The congregation was small. D0xologv
was sung by the congregation. Benedic-
ton by Rev. W. z. Wright, Of LauIel-
Street church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

The longer chronic diseases are allowed
10 prev upon the system the more tedious
and expensive the cuse. Save time, suffer
ng. and money. by consulting DR.. Rich
ards At Gl9 east franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO LIBERAL BUYERS.
catalogue Of 5000 Of the best Bool.s by the
cstauhors and 500 Of the Eight literature OF the
day, with price from 10 cents to ESQ. unsilel b.
any address. RANDOLPH ENGLGsi,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

The IOUnq L0dicS' journal and Neic
York Fashion Bazaar for August have
been received from n. Leonard, vino has
all the fashion mOnthlies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

~ TIE ABSENCE or SUITABLE MATERIALS or
The time D. prepare H. people often 20 without a
dressing for Salads Buy DUEKEE's DRESSING,
and you will never trouble yourself u make all
other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

The finest Champagne in hllf-pint bot
ties. for sickness, and all medicinal liquors,
can bc found at W. ID. Blair n co.'s, ll0a
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

X. h. CHAFFIN Co, 5 p. NJ, farm on the road
nom Broad street 70 staplcs's mill.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 COZ T.. NJ, rsi
dencc-property on Marshall between First aud
second streets.
FURNAN TUPPER. G p. a., two tenement
houses on Federal between st. Pasl and ST.
Peter streets.
+. u. COOK, 10 A. n furniture, plano, carpcn-
tors tools, &c,
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ISLAND. VA.
SNpr y ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN vIR,

uOTEL WARN "a
HI NEWPOR - n,
I,rs,ea on Uetntf ~ NEWS, VA,
fta Roads, eight miles shOvo
.SfR RESORT IN THE OLD
,ror crA TET DOhiNiON.
'' .fIEs-RELIEF FRou HkY-FEy RR.
NN,.nifr ri brick structure, having III modern
~; situated On hluG overlooking tne
- falty turuishcd. Table sud service MP
sW Il. Aurly - {. q. OECCTT, $50 Broad
''''- .tw ArIk. cr 10
j. L. SWiNLRTON, Manager.
Hotel Warwick.
.1o-q,n Ncwp0ri's News Va.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.
ron pnu-TI gI.Xr-S

Under care Of members Of the Religion, Society
Of Friends. Thirty minutes from Br0ad->tr.et
station. FULL COLLEGE COCRSES-ClasSical,
Scientific, and Literary. Also, PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed FOR hc1lthfui-
ness. Extensive grounds; new and costly build
ings sud apparatus. Academic year commence;
ninth month--StPTENBEk 9, 1854. Apply
carly To- ensure admission. For catalogue and fall
particular, address
FDWARD II. MAGlLL, \. NJ, President,
/" l7.3m >Warihm0re. Delaware county. Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

LEVY & DAVIS ARE sfLLISG REMNANTS OF
12sc. LAWN at 7c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
JOINT COUNCIL MEETING.
FREE PIRE-ALARM FIGHT.
Report or the specIsl Committee to Investi-
gate the Fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Election or Superintendent, Police COM
missioner Ac

gate the fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Election or Superintendent, Police Com
missioner. &c.
A Joint meeting OF the City Council was
held Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Pres.
ent the following members:
From the Board OF Aldermen Mcssrs.
Adams. Barksdale. Burwell, X. G.. Cabell,
hahn, Crensbaw, Crump, Dickerson.
Glasgow, Gunu, Page, Powers, Robinson,
1aylor. and Williams.
FROM the Common Council: Messrs.
AnlGons, Archer, Baheu. Bowie, BRYAN,
}. Aston Cabell. Campbell, Curtis, Cutch-
ms. Frischkorn, Rankin, Griffith, Gum,
Guy, Hargroye. Hughes. Jones, King.
Lewis, Parater. Pearman, Phillips, PIZZi-
nj, Redford, Riddell, Robinson. Turpin,
and Ellyson.
Mr.. straus, from the Council, was absent
from the city.
Mr.. Bass, Of the Board Of Aldermen,
took the chair and called the Council TO or
dr..
The C1air announced that the meeting
was callen for the election Of a Police Com
missioner from jackson Ward.
Mr. Turpn moved 10 suspend the rules
ordering q secret session.
Mr.. Chafin seconded the resolution
Mr. Williams advocated the rule. He
said that those who failed 20 appreciate the
iule did not rise 10 tue height OF opinion
that influenced the Committee on the Reyi-
sion OF Rules. He cited case in point nj
ludIng to a Young candidate whose case
was under consideration before a commit
tee. lie said il would be wrong TO hlnZcn
the report OF this committee and the ex-
preston Of opinion y the Council thereon.
Mr. J. Taylor I'll sou wanted an open
session in the case OF the election ci PO-
lice Commissioner, and the question being
put, it WAS agreed TO hold an open session
IN flis gnep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
GROCERIES. &c.

0OO PRIME HAMS; SUGARS, VARI-
ZOO RIOUs GRADES: TEAS, GREEN aud
BLACK; FLOUR, beet brands; WHlSkEYS of
superior quality. BRANDY. WINES, and GIN, at
lowest mar et rates. Weights and tes quar-
anieed at JOHN n. uIGGINSS,
tyib Franklin street. near Old Market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

NOu DON'T KNOW HOW CHEAP DRY GOODS ARE
sold now until ~ come TO LEVY & DAyIs's To DO
Y0ur shopplng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
CHEAP READING.
NHTNI n TNUI NVs
.IHER Al DISNnI-NT ~ I.Inrn Al nI.NEna

BATHING SUITS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
az LEVY & DANfs's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM It
LEVY DAyIS'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
GROCERIES.

100 barrels REFINED SUGARS. 500 bags a NJ
S0,rrLk, so ehcsis TEAS. 800 barrel AVA
FL nnhgPr, 2t0 boEsbesds PORTO RIC0y orpS pure
Fo ToTTs, sTolkV co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

WHEN SELECTING TRUNK GO TosEE LEVY a
DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

LAWNS IL IMMENSE VARIETY AT LEVY &
DAYIs'S.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON. VA.
Mrs. GENERAL j. L. B. STUART, Principal

The next ec,sion Of nine months begins SIP
TFMBEE II, 1884. FGlci,n, teachers ia every
department. Number limited. Terms reasonable.
For full particulars apply 10 The Prucip1l
IA tyy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

Runs ,afncd-Atlantic., .; Nirglnias, 4. First
lac by trrors- Atlantics, > (; Nirgiuss, :. First
lasc on cal!'d haIls-AtIariics. 3 Wig. ia. p.
Nlld pltchcs-lluuseherg DCyIe. 2. Passc
halls Thompson, 4. Umpire. Mr.. Pearce. Time
Of game, Que hpdr and Gfty Hinutos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
MOTHERS FRIEND !
WORDS OF PRAISE.

most earnestly cntroat every female needing
such remedy to use Mothers Relief. Coupled
with this cntreatY ! viii add thai during long
o6stctrical practice norty.fcur years. l have
never known It ~ fail 10 produce the intended
eject II. J. HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
I BURG. VA.-Thc twentieth annual session
tCgirs Tire FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
Thorough preparation for University OF Virginia
and nltcd STATES Military and Naval Academies
Highly recommended by Faculty ofthc University
Of Virginia. Full staff illustrators. Pupils unit
formly successful. Situation healthfnl. Early
Application advised, number of bO2rdcrs f.
strictly limited. For catalogue address
W.GORDON ECCABE,
iy bpm Head Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-15

DEEkSKILL q. " MILITAR !
L ACADEMY. FOR circulars address Colonel
{. J. NEiGIt1 A. NJ, Principal
N I --llnl nj 4 NN.l ~
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W Arm SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Ny mann col NTN, VIRGINIA.
nEkNEl SPklNGS.
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

Having leased these wcll-kuown SPRINGS for
fgt yCafs, We beg 10 inform the public and our
fr'sud- that tltv VIII bo eposed from JUNE . 10
HtCEMBiR ?. 1854. for The reception NJ guests
All llapuaiutWtUt> hT-tcl1s>. The ho'Cls and cot
t.e.~ have been pW iu excellent Coui ton and .hs
comildc furnishing entirely renovated, afordins
aecumIuo lafiou. and comforts equal 10 any resort
lu tie south. Capacity, 500 persons.
Mail tolo@rlp ph. ard express ftcllsier Ia the no.
ifl.
TTRNS: $40. s35. and $50 per month, accord
iug g. location. special rate for season. Write
for descriptive circulars, giving varieties aud
analyst ~ The dih' rent water, 70 JOSEPH y.
Onward. Manager, or Al. y. . MAD
~ lffrT t'sTs. INV - 'r
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LIME. CEMEuT. &C.
PEnNOyAL,

PERSONAL.
SrsNs.Nsoss-~~'sNrsNNNr. r.NNeNN[~NNNNNNNNo<v>
NOTlCE.-HAvING QUALIFIED AS
~ execusrix OF the estate % NARY LAWS.
oeeeased, Aii persons having eiaims against tke
i. said estAte viii present them 10 me, properly
proved, for payment; and all persons indeb'e - q
'Aia s''as "' maze pxSSik pxSSsSSii z rs = sSssss
Execatrix Of Mary Levta 4sreAsed.
$40 wet hakeF stree(.
] ~ le-2ts RichHond, Va.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE. SALEM, VA.
IL HeauIiful mountain location. Two Courses
Tor Dtgroce; also busincss and Preparatory
Course. French and German spoken. lnstruc-
ticu thorough. Library, 10000 volumes. Best
religious ard moral influences. Expenses for nine
months UncludinV tuition, board, ctc..l Sl49.
Sl1G. or S2O4. Increasing patronage from I Z
state. Ind. Ter, and Mexico. 32d session begins
SEPT. 7 an. Catalogue free. Address JULIUS ID.
uEIIlt T., PrcsiQcnt. iy S.epd6w
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lady from one Of the counties OF Middle
Georgia writes: 81 have disposed Of all the Mo-
tiers Friend you sent me, and avn delighted
its effects have been all that ! could ask. con-
slider II a great blessing"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03
- .
The WayIsnd Alumni.

That branch of the wayland alumni which
declines to meet at the seminary held meet
ing at the Nineteenth Street Baptist church
last evening. Tho following officers wero
elected President II. A. Waylsnd; vice
president, Rov. ]. W. Pinkney; recording sec
rotary, Nelson Ellis; corresponding secretary,
A. C. Murphy; treasurer, Miss Victoria sohu-
walter; orator, Willis N. Carter; historian,
Wilford H. Smith poetess, Miss Belle James I;
executive committee Revs. ID. 9. Deans, Fl.
N. Letter, Lewis Bailey, W. l.. Lassiter,
Miss Belle Curtis, Miss LAvinia James, and
Mrs. Alexander Gordon.
Tho following honorary members wero
elected: Rov. William Waring, Rev. Frank
Grimke, Rev. Alexander Cromwell John A.
Smith, Prof I. l.. Dart Carter Stewart, Hon.
B. X. Bruce, Hon. Frederick Douglass.
After tho election the presidents address
was delivered, Mr.. L. b, Brown read history
of the alumni, Miss Anna M. Mason read
The Work Of Jennie hcNeal," Miss Nellie
Plnmmer read an essay on woman rs a
Teacher" Mrs.Waring read a poem, nnd Rev.
w. II. Scott delivered an Grafton upon "A
Strong Government" Tho church choir
furniahed music.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03

mitted himself to be deluded by schemina
villain. OF course he feels this now to his
fearful cost In mental sufiering-aud doubt
less he also sees clearly enough now what he
has been slow TO admit heretofore. Having
q keen insight for ability In military men,
he was able to sole ct great soldiers as his
lioutenants, as he did in Mcpherson, Sher-
man, and Sheridan, and as when he kept
Meade in immediate command Of the Army
of the Potomac in the critical final cam
paign; yet he has been but an Indifferent
judge OF men in other important affairs.
1t would be out Of place to particularize
here. He seemed to bo unconscious of his
shortcomings in this latter direction, feeling
himself as we'll able to judge civilian as
soldier, or a business matter as clearly as
limo of battle He would listen quietly and
Bmilingly TO criticism upon one Of his
campaigns by friend who never set q
squadron in tho field, but seemed surprised
at any question Us to his management of o
business matter. Ho seems to have had as
much faith in his own commercial sagacity rs
he had in his knowledge and experience as a
soldier. This and his confding nature were
the open spots in his armor, and through
them Wards facile weapons worked their
way. These faults Of judgment led to the
great calamity that has como upon him--not
the loss OF fortune, We repeat-but the con-
tact of his name with such q stupendous
scoundrel and such 10 the light in which
this painful matter should be viewod for
without IL no just Judgment as we believe,
can be made up rs to the misfortune Of the
man to whom tho country owes 30 great q
debt for service Of indestructible value.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03

to City shares in the Post Machine COmbins
tiOp company. The property is to be sold at
public Ruction by Mr.. Grben, and Of the pur-
chase money, after deducting charges, with
commission Of 8 per cont, the trustee is TO
pay whatever remains unpaid Of these debts
, At the-other city banks matters were quiet
and easy. There was sllght pressure on all
of them during the foren0on, but as soon as
the dopositors found that their money was
ready for them confidence was at once re-
stored
The rumor that Robert Brucea well known
uptown broker, had Jumped the town" was
omphatiCally denied at his Office by the clerk,
who said his employer had gone to Chicago
on unimportant business.
At q meeting Of the directors Of the Ma
tional Savings bank, held last evening, the
following resolution was adopted
That the ofioers Of the company be instructed
TO pay tho claims of depositoTs only nfter receive
ing the thirty deys notice TO which the company
is entitled under ~ charter. This order is made
with view TO allhy unnecessary excitement on
the part Of numerous depositors, as well as for
their own'better protection, and with the utmost
confidence that no creditor Is In the least danger
Of losing dollar Of his claim.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03
CALIFORNIA. battery, Athletic park, tomorrow
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Officer Bailey aofthe fifth station, arrested
a marine on suspicion last night. He had IN
armful Of marine uniforms when arrested.
The newly-orgauized grand army and veto
ran band will hold an important meeting at
the vetefAns~sfmory at 9 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
One. Of the colcrsd employees of the govern
ment printing ofhce was taken with n hem.
oyrhage of tho lungs yesterday afternoon.
He was removed to the Freedmen's hospital
in the police ambulance. His condition is
critical.
Col. Perry Carson. delegate to the Chicago
convention, was escorted to the train SAtur-
day evening when he left for Chicago by tho
Carson Cadets and drum corps, Numbering
thirtxfhIe men, under command of j. L.
Campbell
Thsse will be an orchestral concert aud
festival at the Assembly church, corner Of
Fifth and Il streets northwest, Tomorrow
evening. A fine programme will be pro-
sented, and gu enjoyable entertainment may
be'anhcihatea.
On the report of the examining committee
of the BSf sssociation as to his qualifications
and competbney, Mr. George ODoherty, Of
San francisco, Cal, WINS yesterday admitted
to tho supreme court as an attorney and
counsellor atlaw.
Cornelia Maxwell, 4 jaunty. looking oolored
girl, with black Jockey cap on hOr head,
was arrested OF officer Meister, of tho fifth
station, iaSt night, on the charge of following
and kssaultIng another color6d girl named
FlofSn6e Wiliisuss With stohe.
-, a.. a., 49, .ho .,,+o, ,,o,, -.
ge sV0nS 49, ~ ~,
cnVAyon ae wv =, Eom ooisIy "nSluo
ana sEIeev polsnWes' Iato yaSsotdsy sf attSr %
noon anu ssbnr"s aS saSo % an9
hpie, ,.nn 5un a tpN hSas inGicting ssrions ssTGS
1a,ni IT. Gsd man waa aitenScd hv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03
TWO MORE DEFEATS.
Both Washington Mines Find Their Adversa-
ries Too Strong for Them
ConnelI Umpires tho Game at Athletic
Park-Games Elsewhere.

With two Of their best batters, in tho per-
sons of Baker and Lockwood, incapacitated
for play by reason of sickness, tho Nationals
we're III poor condition to meet the Keystones
yesterday, and had to submit to defeat by a
score of & to D. Tho Nationals wero out
batted and outfelded by their adversaties,
who played . strong game, Kenzi's batting
being the chief feature. McKennn caught
very we'll for Wise, and Voss covered short
field in good style About 500 people wit
messed tho game. The Same clubs play again
this afternoon.
Manager Scanlon is expecting to add five
new players to his forces within few days,
and with reorganized and strengthened
ninc looks for turn in the tide of defeat
that has 80 far flowed over the Nationals.
The score Of the game yesterday is as fol-
lows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03
National VS.. Keystones' to-day, at $50.
Locked mp for AssauItlng Ladies'.

A we'll dressed young mar, with q profusion
Of jewelry, was arrested by Officer Kenner, of
tho fifth precinct last night, on the charge of
insulting and assaulting ladies on the avenue.
At the station house he gave his name as
Charles b. Lapham. The station keeper
searched him before locking him up in cell No
A, and found 1855 aud valuable gold watch
on his person. The specific charge was that
he first insulted tho wife OF well-known
western congressman in front of Willard's
hotel, and while later seized two ladies who
were passing the Riggs house. He is charged
on the station house blotter with as
sault and battery. A REPUBLICAN
reporter saw young Lapham in the
coll. He wore very stylish suit Of clothing
and q white straw hat II am Senator Lap
hams son." he said, "and will mako the man
that arrested me feel my weight did not
insult any ladies. He will have to prove
that charge or 1t: will go hard with him"
He protested his innocence lou dly and wanted
to be released.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03

According to one of our most eminent local
physicians, malaria is chill, but DIR. Felix
Oswald relates it to n calorifc condition.
The war Of the schools has in no wise
abated since the days OF DIR. Sangrado, and
laymen may be pardoned for uncertainty Of
opinion when scientists differ SO radically.
Differences of opinion must always exist in
the absence OF actual demonstration, and
therefore toleration Of opinion marks the
wise mans course. Quoth Tom Moore:
Shall | ask the brave soldier who fights by my side
In the cause Of mankind IL our creeds agree
1t must be in the experience of almost every
one TO find himself, at some period OF his life,
surrendering once cherished convictions. He
may ut first part with them reluctantly, but
on subsequent reflection he wonders at him-
self for over entertaining them There are,
however, some minds SO thoroughly self -satis-
fed that they never change. Doubt with them
never enters tho portals Of the brain, and
once conviction always cOnVic6on hence
fanatiCsm.
Opinions are largely the result Of environ.
ment, and many man pridcs himself on u
formation Of correct conclusions which he in
herited, imbibed, as 10 were, with his mother 5
milk.
Education may form the common mind, but
that can only DO success on tho basis Of
character, though latent. A parrot may bo
taught TO talk, but never to think, and this
Consideration may hereafter explain the final
solution Of Judge Tourgees pauacea.
II once had, )" said u school superintendent,
"a dog to chewup dictionary, but he was no
wiser by the operation"
AS has been said before, differences of opin-
ion must exist in tho absence of complete
demonstration, but there is no difference Of
opinion in regard TO the merit of the pro-
ductions offered by Henning, the ClOthier,
40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-03
PERSONAL.

Secretary F0lger has returned from New York
and was at the treasury department yester day.
Geo. L. Baldwin and Harry d. Zeigler, PhiRdel.
phia; Col James Mckay, Florida, aud H. q, Jip-
sum, Lexington, KY, are at the 81. James
]. D. Fay and Edward H. Mains. OF baltimore,
were In attendance at the graduating exercises OF
the law department Of Georgetown uniVerslty al
tue National theAter last evening,
K. ~. Perry, b. l., Reed II. r. mcCreary, G. A.
Barnes and Johnstono II. QuiuRn, q. s. II. NJ
CON Eppa HuntOn, Virglnia; Hon. Casey Young
Tennessee; Il. G.. nenebergor U. S. NJ. and Hon
J T. Wheeler, Boston, Mass, are At the EbbiH,