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W0OD Ann GtsAl.

4 BUY BEST COAL TO SELL FOR
Il CASH ai lowest prices DO not pay $4,000
Anthracite and 90 for Spliut when yoa can save
s4.26 aud $3.50; soft Lump Coal, s3.75, for
CRATES Call at 1903 Cary street, and gei perfect
sstisfacloIL G. Il. PAGE.
Z
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NFMPORT'S NEWS. Old POINT, NORfOLh,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

| now have In stock tiP LARGEST LINE ~
CHAMBER TOILET-sE-rS ever shown in this
city, consisting OF al the latca designs in siaPes
and decorations, and varying In price from 81 T.
$50 pr set.
We would te pssus,d for you 10 call and book "a
them. t. B. TAYLOR,
ani5 lOll Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

TRIXY.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING neatly exccIteI at the
Dispatch JOb-Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

Runs earned-Nirginlas, 9: J"rseys, o. First
base by crrOrs-Nirginias. . JERSEYS. 3. struck
out--Vir0nias. Jerseys, q. First base on called
balls-Nirginias, 2: Jerseys. 4. Umplrs. John
Connolly. Time Of game, two hours and five
rfpuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
MARINE rNrELLIGENCE.
PORT oY RICHMOND. ArGusr Is. 1854

PORT W RICHMOND. AuGUsx Is, 1854.
AREIvED SUNDAY.
Schooner Moonlight, Cranmer, New York, saits
Davenport & Morris.
SAILED SUNDAY
steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. merchan-
disc snd passengers, "a. W. Allen Cos sxents.
steamer wyoming, -, Philadelphia, mervhAn.
disc aud passengers, J. W. MeCarrick, agent
schooner Alfred Keen, Oreely, City Point, "
load pls-iron for Boston, Cartis Parker.
sshoouer A. u. Leaning, Lee, Bermuda Hun.
drtds, To load poplar wood; vessel. Curtis q Par-
kef.
ARRIVED ro-pAY.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and passeneces, l.. Il. ratam,
agent.
schooner George L. Hsliock, Edmouss, New
York, fertilizer, Moses q Clemons.
schooner crace Vandusen, Reey -, Philadelphia,
coal. :. II. Hawes.
schooner Je.se W. knight. Edwards, Philades-
phla. coal, :. II. hswes.
roRT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, Aos. Is, issa.
lby Teiograph.I
ARRIVED.
steamer rhouas Allen. lBrilishl, Stevens, New-
port, England.
,,esmer Guysndotte, Kelly, New York, aud
sAied fnr West Point.
steamer William Lawrence, Taylor, rrovidsaes.
and ssiied for West Polpt.
sehoonsrs s.Thorp, R,assy, New London.
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CWARTISfORE COLLEGE,

Under care Of members 81 the Religious socicty
Of Friends. Thirty minutes ftom Broad-.ire
station. FULL COLLEGE tOURSES-t lassicAl,
scientific, ana Literary. Also. .aPRtPARAIoRf
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed for healthiul-
ness. Extensive grounds; new ana costly bmld-
inge and apparatus. academic year commences
ninth montl-SfPTFMBER q, 1Ss4. Apply
particulars aSdTcss
EDWARD II. MAGILI, 4. NJ. Prcsdent,
O lI-am sMarlnulnr.. ll.l.N Nlro cunnlv ~.
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FAMILY GOALS.

FAMILY GOALS.
Il SUPERIOR ANTRACIrE COAL,
EG6. STOVE, aud CHESTNUT Hzcs;
CROWN hill SPlJNT COAL;
The PEERLESS COAL for open CRATES.
Orders solicited, With the assurance OF beS
GOALS ana perfect preparation,
4. 4. bATHROP a co,
Seventeenth street, AT dTaw-bridge.
TolephOne No. "a. ty IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

TIE WEATHER YEsrERpn ~ partly
cloudy md sIsas.
THERNonxTER YRrxRpAY: Q A. u, u;
0 A. NJ. 81; noon, s6; 3 p. n, Of; r.
H.. s5; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. - Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

TTNN ERSTTY SCHOOL. PETERS
I BURG. NA.-Thc twentieth annual session
lsgiu- The FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER.
Thorough preparation for University OF Nirg nln
and mtcd states Mli'trv and Naval Academic.
Of virginia. FUN staff Ofinstructors. Pupils uni-
formiV successful. situation hca ihfui. Early
application advised, a. number If bOdrder' Is
strictly limited. Fer catalogue address
W.GOBDON MCCABE.
~ l5-9u Head Master.
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II. -. FEATHERSTON

Treatise on ihe Health an4 Happiness Of Woman
maNsi fr,r.
qHr BRAnFIFLD REGULATOR COMPANY,
EoN p, AtlantS, Ga.
i4-Ilw&Wlti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

ERED. 4. OBSTRUCTION IN
i PIANO-FORTE AND ORGAN PLAYING,
HARMONY, AND CONGESTION, BE"lN-
KING OCTOBER ISL Besides the usual lrssonA
WEFFIN PIANO CLASS will be given. fT,''
% I'll pupils n which they are rc4ui -cd 10 perflrm
before TIE others. Ca's In Harmony. Composition,
study Cf Musical 0rF, Sc, once or twloe week.
q mgdtTHtc charges. Lessons on the Piano also
giEoH 70 FROM two 10 four pupils at tho same Tine,
for those desiring Instruction at reduced rates
Ail pupils have free admission 10 Mr.. flAIiH'S
PIkNO-FOETE RECT Ais. fOr terms and inr-
icullrs. address Mr.. 'lAER a. NCw-River Nh.te
an IO-Su Tu& Thflfr2
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EDTCsTIa,EAE.
SUFFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIRLS.
GfFEEOl,k. VIRGINIA

Board aud literary tuition, sl6O per scholastic
wear.
The sixteenth annual se,.lOn opens sEPTEM-
RFE :. 1854. and closes Junc 10, lSS5.
suffolk l. enc Of The hCGlthicst and most accCssl-
be towns in Virginia.
The corps Of teachers l. efficient and expert
cnced; Tie homC-traning moral and attractive.
tInc advantages IN Music. Art. and Languages at
moderate rates. For catalogue apply 10 -
MISSES FINNEY,
q 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

The new church, which will hereafter be
known as st. Joseph's, Is very pretty and
substantial little structure, built upon an
elevated point overlooking nearly the
whole OF the town Of Columbia. It's di-
mensions are 2Sx4S feet, with vestlbuie
Of feet, while its beIfry rises to the height
Of 65 feet and is surmounted by Si't
cross. The interior is lighted by six archeu
windows three on each side-and large
rose window over the from. entrance.
Two rows Of open pews, with an aisle m
the centre and gallery at the front END.
serve to accommodate over two hundred
people. The altar, which is but tempo
rary one, was neatly arranged gratultousiy
by Mr.. John Amrheim, OF this city, VINO
had charge OF the construction OF the
church. The architect was Mr. Joln
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DHILAD DE LIP III | A, RICH i'm
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP NPASY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ. and every SUNDAY a. A.
~ .
Freight for Tuesdays aud FRIDAYS steamers ~.
cetsed an | 1870 A. NJ; for sundays steamer tlll
5 J.. 81. Saturday. Freight received daily III
T.. VI.
Fare. 50.
For further Information, apply 10
J. ". MCCARRICK,
General southern Agent, Once Rockets.
W.P. CLYDE 4 CO.,
no 90 General Agents.
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hrp,y SUMMER READING

NEW SUMMER READING.-The Be-
y BIS grandmother, by walford. 30e.; Called
bAck, bf Hugh tpnSay, 2Sc.; Quickasnas. from
tinger' ~ Crawford. tl.25 Say Moor the Love-
isuI answered, by Wilkie coiltnS zoe aud
nVc Tie falr Maid. by Robinson. zDc The
OF Doctor ~ Pbysie. ~ Dr. w. 81. Tayi0r, OF
this elty oVc.; Country Doctor. by Jeweit
WEST, JOHNSTON co.
Au 10 9iI Main street.
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MAHOGANY DEALERS.

DANNAT N PELL,
MANUFACTI'RERs AND DEALERS N
MAHOGANY,
SOLD ~ THE LOG or CUf TO ORDER. \
LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY on HANh
CARLOAD LOTS FURNISHED AT
LOW RATES.
FOOT or BROOME STREET ,EkST RIVER:
iy 1 -Tusm NfW YORK CITY.
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LUMBER DEALER.

" W. PICKREIL, LUNBER.DEAL-
II. FIR, keeps IN yard al kinds OF BUILDING
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHs. POSTS, &c.
BILL LUMBEP furnished promptly.
LONG and LARGE PINE and OAh q specially.
=. W. PfCkRELL.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel streets.
~ 9-9
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60.
NOREDLh.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

III -
SHRwroRr's NEWS. 5522p POINT, SoNf5Is'
NH THHASsFEia or GHhsGE of Any KIND.
o>LYsI.5o To.yIaGINiA BEAcu'l ,
ONLY LYDs2 y 70 rG,F Fw1siGiiSGroS, D. S. " ~
vlReIsrSf. rSf.sEF!Nf9Gh sEEAHe2kT LiHs S2NrAsrs
FOR rST NEKr&EEE SES OH Hsb p2ish JiSE NOR
,,.,., EiyfR LANDINGS pii,EoI, = n,,,
CONNECTS Al okP hty r2iI\TT PIT CLOSELY WITH
FOR BALTIuoRE ANnTiiE NORTH SAME
AT NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
ASDAT NEwPoRI's NEWs WITH STEAMER
ACCuMAC FOR sAlIiiFlELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL'WArEk ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
RATE. nrcH LEs. THAN HALF CHARGED
BNANf OTTER ROUTE.
FAAEEFF E6rNp sH N5HfpiiH Trip' -. NO LIMIT.
FSTE To WHsHISGT0N. ID. C.. 81;
FARE ROUND ThH, $3.50.
MEALS, ~ ItNrs kA'H
The oegau,ly-re6ulll aud n.,t eeamer
ARIEL,
carving United state. Naii.l
T.. 6 klf FORD, AbmuAnlef,
leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY. THUR DAY. AND SATURDAY.
IT J \. NJ isEREkT-Ckks 'ONNEt ,FIs ftLL
TIMEJ for above named place.. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. OLA Point,
aud New ports News On alternate days, arriving Al
RichmOnd about y. VI.
Through tickets un >ilc on steamer and AZ Gar
hers Agency, 1000 MAIN street. Baggagc checked
through. - -
sTATE-ROONs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
FnrlgcmeEts can now b. made for hDDN-
LlGHf and DAY EXCLUSIONS - Du'ch uap-
Old Point, Virginia Bc1ch,n ocean View Nors
Ds. Sc. az low raic- 10 church societies, mli
itary or Other OrganlLatiOus.
FREIGHT.
Freight received dsly for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
SmiihLed aud Hampton Washington. ID. C.i
NewB,rn, Washington, aud 'rarbor0', NC. aud all
points IA Fa.ieru North Carolina also. for last
en shore II Virginia. aud all regular lauilnZs on
Jaiucs river, at Low EST rates, and through
bills issued. l.. ". IAIlM,
~ ~nDerntendcnt-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
SASH. nLrNpx pOeRs, &c.

7. h. COOK, 10 a. NJ, household fsrnitsrc. gro
ceries. SC.
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n0tN0KE CnLLEGE. SALEM. "a

FFNI-NVN = NVIIlIlNI, 0NI4TN' n
IA Rcauiiful mountain location. Two Courses
.ur D,grCc>. also Busiucss and Prep1ratrTy
Courses. French and German spoken. ln-trHc
ton thorough. Library, 10000 volumes. Best
r,lIcsous and moral influences. Expenses for ntne
months tncluding tuition. board. "tc..l sl4I.
klTG, or SZ0A. Increasing patronage from az
States. tud. Ter. nHd 1cVico. 32d session begins
ecui. 7ih. Catalogue free. Address JULIUS -.
ptTIFit. Pre-idfui. " S-cpdtW
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SOLEMN HIGH MAss.

In few moments the clergy recltcre?
The sanctuary, and the mass was begun ut
the foot oI the altar. The celehrant WAS
Rev. c. J. Judge. ~ 81. Charlie, College,
near Eiiicott City, Md; while the duties
Of deacon and >ub-dacon Were respoc.
tively performed 10y Rev. L. X. Dyer, d.
d., Of St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. and
Rev. II. NJ. CIapuis, OF St Charles College.
Brother Michael. Of =. Peters Cathedral
boys school. acted "a, master OF ceremo-
mes. The mas progressed solemnly 10 the
end of the GOSPEL. and Il va, especially no.
iiceable that the nOn-Cath0lics, Of whom
there were quite q number in ihe c0ngrc-
cation, pad the closest attention 10 TIE SER
yiccs and observed the utmost dccoIum.
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L.ss wsasss nSsss

Especial seiesssm - ~ DssSseskJ
WlwN6rox, ID. c., August 1s-1;10 a.
N-For che MidAts Atlantic Staees,
generally fair wcsthas, variable wtnds,
generally from south 70 wess, shSes cnsose
10 temperature.
For the South Athutie esAe0. evoeuny
fair weather. variable wtnda slight enan6es
In temperature.
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LINE, CEMENT, de.
BoeKs, srATIoxERy. sc.
MYRA--A NOVEL,
w BY MAMIE LANKiN HATCHRTT.

"The scene II Tie novel Is Virginia The -tyte
T. easy. and the plot lurns actual incidents of
most dramatic character, some Of which are well
known ~ tsc public. "-SfGis.
II " for sale BY all booksellers. ard will be mailed
oD receipt of pTice--fl in paper or sl.25 bound.
J. W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
Au lo-d8w fuhiishers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27
The I.,AIIrErn Clnh.

One of the most delightful and enjoy
able events of The holidays was the en-
terainment given by the LAlegro club
Christmas night ut the residence of Dr.
Hpyt. The meeting W ~ called t. order
promptly Al So'cIock by the president.
ur. Cheany, The programme was one
OF rare excellence and concluded with a
costly and superb supper The table
was presided over by Mrs ". w. Carr
and Miss Mercer Cummiugs. assisted bv
Misses Moore, Smelly ana Turner
Special thanks are due the corps of
walters; he way Ia VIII ch they attended
To the vans OF the club was that of vet
Grams. The festivities lasted until II
late hour.
we can safely saw that y happ or or
more pleasant eutertainmrnI il rarely
given. This club ranks among The first
OF successful social undertak ngS in our
81 y All the members seem To take a
deep interest in lis affairs, aud work for
It's Interests with Zetl seldom seen,
Long may H. flourish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE

hAtLAS 1ENAS, UtCEMBER a. 1871
~ Notice Is hereby given that on ~ l0th
ga OF Move uhr,, 1881, :. !. AIMS. do 10
O"slt es' under h" name NJ Adams a. Leon.
hiu, III SAID 81 yuf Ia y, ,ouve, eel and a..
81. n" t'nc e, W. IL. Ftipprn of slld itN ms
s'shte blIh,, property and all the prop-
e,b OF 'NeiN dec iItiOn owned or psed bv
MN ~ rnu' uciing he hguku l busire ) nm
utr ll' llfm ma of Aham, y ICt.nrd in
cIuu ~ hlsuwn NJ, rest nd that of ia, Is
hNe Ut j. u. l"onRrd, deceased, eXcrpt Surh
lropt ~ rs exempt lr me tcut on under
The laws OF Texas, for the purpuseut 20 vert.
ng w" tNne iniu money, Ia N" ui>trIbutpi
among uvh ut his ledliors only "A. won Il
consent in accept their pOtouIonute Sbur.
~ M estate, hd discharge i'm from their
resp We claims; provided, thai he stuuld
MOI ht diSclH ged irom liubity To any ,pcdt.
~ Mhn ,'ts hni r. ctiNr ~ II uch ~ one
lhltu "l the amount uu aud CLAIMED la hi.
'"N'l ~ u Nalld claim pgn MT IBIS c,tatr.
Notice Is further given III 4 all tn. e. ,di.
tors If sid assignee cnnssntiur I, surn ns.
Slthh ~ mus WHk" know n 70 M, their
cou'tni IN writing vi h n four months pfter
TIE publication ui this nu'ic, ana Tint ma
cre'll"r uut uSsen iUr shall 7, cci,e ar t,,kp
any beutf ~ der said assignment
W. ". fLlPPEN, ASs,fns4
DALLAS, TEXAS. b.,cmher MAE
pr'sutS ndetted tuS j. A,nms Ad.,,,s n,
Cmhid "n Move mbvr NJ, lsSI ar he'e,, nn.
Lncl tn c"ll ou me at myoilice 1 tue hank
nnlulhg ni imp a. Aduu" n l., {, ON In.
snulh II cot Elm street, Dallas, tNps. ana
MAKE phNm Mt; olhcrwbv their tnper will
nr p'0crd IN the utndS a. attorney tor ol.
lertiun W il NJ my WI
slime" "tS l.\dams amt >aam, \ Leonard
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Good Work.

The enterprising citzens residing on
CASTOR avenue, in East Dallas at their
own cost, some time since, bought the
ground aud have extended that beauti-
lul thoroughiare into tho city proper,
Just north of the rnund.hnuse. connect.
ing with the streets inside. 10 perfect
The work they have pun an excellent
nrluge over Mill creek and grad, d the
street, at considerable cost, until 1t il
one of the prrttieSt drives la tle entire
suburbs, aud reflects credit gu the uen-
uemen who bore the expense A simi.
lar spirit III numerous other lOralitiss
would Add greatly Ia the beauties aud
cnnVeniencirs of the city. A lack of
street outlets exists In nearly All 81.
Durham DIRE 'lions, which property hold
o os WI, hlu II To lhtlr ptcunlary inter
ground.
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City vs. A. A. W1oten, Y. s. DnfTey
and h. Street, intoxication; fined 81
each.
City W.. David CholIin, carrying pis-
toll; fined $25
City VS.. Tom Gleason, theft; trans.
ferred.
Guy VS.. Reuben Settler, theft; trans
ferred.
Guy vs.. George Weston, abusive Ian
gHage.
CITY vs.. Il. A. Wooten, resisting an
officer; dismissed.
City W.. Henry Harris, abusive lam
Buage; continue d.
City W.. Coleman Scott, assault and
battery; continued.
City vs.. William Foley, theft; trans
ferred.
City vs.. John Housman, leaving team
ungudrded; discharged
CITY VS.. Bell Emmerson, fast driving;
fined S..
City w, Rill Bingham, abusive Ian
guage; fined 50
CITY ". j: o. Hare, obstructing side
walk; dismissed
Guy $. Il. ). Duffy, resisting an oil
eeri dismissed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

4 ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
- construction ana maintenance Of avn
ihss hnhelEnS on, over or across sidewalks
In TIE city Ol ialas
SECTION !, Rc u ordained by the City Couu.
en- OF the City ri ID ,lias, Thai Il shall hp nm
lawful for any person on persons tn erect -,
CONSTRUCT any awnings on, over or ucrn.s
any sidewalks IN the City of Dallas lower Al
any point tiau ten tect IRON the aurfpcp al
the sidewalk; all awnings shall he sprurrl,
"a encu 10 The side OF the building ami urm-
" Supported by iron brackets, ana all avn
ingr except riOlu awnings, WitEn tn. Are
'lhlllS shall he covered with TIM sheet iron
"lllt, or some hre-prNOf material; nor shall
NY le.NNn tItct ans awning post on ANY
sldeWHiH IN the civ Of Dallas All AWNING
EoStS now silndiug ON any sidewalk
,iltlI DC removed Us soon rs the awnings they
support are removed fIl rela,rs or miner
purposes; nor shall any awning extend
lurlher Into the street than 10 The outer educ
oi the sidewalk,
Seq. II shall he unlawful for any person
OF persons To place, have or maintain any
slgn OF wood, Goth, TN or other substance
nelng suspended, fastened or attached In any
manner on across, along, over or above any
sidewalk or street IN said city, whether above
~ below the awning, SO that The same shall
PROJECT more than SIX iuchcsirum the outer
euEe 81 any iot or building ahuttug on any
street IN said Cityoi Dallas.
Sec. Z. Any one Violating any of tba nrn.
VISIONS OF The two proceed ny 8, ciinnS .hnu
On conviction In the Mayors court be fined
~ any SUM not less than dive no more than
nttN dollars "
See, That all ordinances. or parts inf mr..
dlnancss, In conflict herewith are hereby re.
p.alpu. "' "
Sec. 5. That this ordinaue, take effect from
us passage and pa lication.
Approved October ., 1885.
W. A.. CARRLL, Mayor.
W H. PARRY. CITY Spcre,arv.
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nnRLIN NOTICE

NiAluN~ .rlCE, cry uF .AI..As
M ltCtMHEV .. ISL iubic mo- Ice /,
yer NJ giNcu To an whum u NAV rour,rI,
ihNt MP l'crtuu vii up mute tu tb. i,y :.
nature ui tie stale oi IeNaS to u,srmtlr az,
Va, Eil "a day OF lun"Hry, A. l.. lSSi, f,r I'M.
lnInWiug changes iu and Amendments .thr
NarluuS Iyt> ucurpor ,liug the eli, of nnIlns
70 "li lur-pcn al uh.olete and Iuore.
R we Sc j. uS; To- more ,kurlN ueiln. ihr
lIuhlclpu uuu durivs; 10 make ALI officer, a,
lne % an pui.iN, X 81 ting ihe s,rrrt,r,.
enc i've 10y Oh. Uuu iti,d Cltct NJ, thrr,.,f, in
more rl"nrlN dotue ,hcm dc al enurlinr on.
an nccs; To IMP ny aud mon, Clearly Ia
uhe hr mode ui oIvuluf, Idle ing ma \
zen, I'VE Z, cts. avenues ~ Il rllr =. tt nra.
svf'lr TIE mode oi Uyquir pg gsound unI
gli-nl-wuN Within a. wit out the puuIni
pRl hmi's ior w9icr-w"rks, parks. crn,te
rue nous" Oi GORE, lon ~ rrio M or No l.
hnu'e, ho>p lUis, quarantine nurplSrs or
nlhtt muul u. IN, cvsNitytn the heuith unl
We ihclug OF ne tN;tO enable lhrrlN io ar
lcste,iWi iunus Tor stutt extension mud
Nler, improvement purposes, ana for the
erection ana M tnieunncC OF u seminary ar
hlRh school IT, cOu ton with IA, Tree nuh
cThuul s. ten uf Mu city; l. removr *.
hilrgco Nets the char or and frn,i, ? Ia.
meant plain; To mntU clearly de M, tho
co rr't, power over any and an classes of
street railroads.. ", l.. CABElL NN,uf.
NNNlfhun " 'nrtWtttpe.
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Hunting AVID Iishlnr rnr,r-

inc following parties are now in tile
heid, having started yesterday for an
extended hunt in the western portion of
the state. The HERALD hopes for them
happy and successful expedition, but
sees no immeditte necessity for MIR.
nersh'S interplsition: Mr.. aud Mrs. r..
v Tompkins, MIR. aud Mrs. Alfred Dn.
Yls, Mr. and Mrs. j. 4. Trezevnnt, Miss
Lulu Smilh, Miss Carrie Campbell, Miss
Ammo Pinuts, Miss Elijah Lee, Oh.
y, Wil,am E' Hughes, J. n. simpson, j.
V. OConnnr, Il Z. COwan, l.. Il. Spin.
ner, Il Henderson. They lett in nm
Official coach, kindly furnished them by
tno Fort Worth & Denver road, for Fort
Wor h and will 20 via Bowie aud Wien.
ita rails. The party will be CONS four
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ing and wall kalsomiueG in light pink.
AS the door opens You step into car
peted space like that In front of q mar
row hank, and at your ght is the
ooanter with its high wire net work
and its little dog-hole spaces through
which the teller nj the cashier do their
business. On the lett of this opposite
the counter are desk shelves fastened
up against the wall, on which are racks
holding checks in blank, directing the
sergeant-at-arms, UniIei States house
Of representatives, to pay to bearer -
dollars and charge TO the account of -
congressman. Back of the counter is
the bank safe, which usually holds from
$4,000 to $4,000 ia preenhacks " hich
pays out from $4,000 to $ll 900 every
day. During the yea IL containg about
S3,0000lO, aud many of the members use
IL as place of deposit Washburne, of
Minnesota, used To have at times as
much az $4,000 IN that safe. Now that
SO many OF the Washington banks are
falling, congressman prefer To leave
their money here and check on the ser.
geant-at-arins, To riskiug it in them.
This bank of the capital does regular
banking business, a. tar AS the members
are concerned. II deals with no others.
| A congressman can check on it and it
Will cash his drafts and receive his de-
| posits. His salary is due him in laouJh-
| " pay ments, and h" cannot Overdraw.
Every month $4l6 t6 is put to his credit
| here, and this Is pretty rapidly checked
out Some meubprS chto their money
out as last as II comes IN. Others take
| 1t iii 70 bills, and II hill NJ n time. Some
draw but little, aud instances have been
of congressman taking nothing until
| Tho close of the year. None so far
ia. t..lH .at Il. -.
| III congressman dies his salary stops
at his death, but il is now the custom of
| congress To woe his widow years tx
ira pay. AS to mileage, each congress-
man gets 40 cents mile each session for
the distance ftou his nome 10 the cHui-
| tai, and this pay ranges all The way
| from $50 to VI 600, a cUr,iing To the dis
lance. Curry, the territorial delegate
from Ariz Iua, gels 81 800 year milage,
| id addition to lis SALARY. When il il re
WONDERED that this is enough to pay hne
| passage around tho world, and thai you
can go from New York u San Francisco
for less than one-elghth of it, it seems y
good deal. Congressman are also al
lowed Sl25 year Tor stationery. The
sci geant-at-arms' bank also ate ends to
tyis. Most of the members
do not use all of this
and they are entitled TO draw out The
remainder. This bank must keep their
accounts of this AZ other things. 1t does
NO careful ly, and has a complete set of
books, which must be balanced every
iLorning-journal, ledger aud cash
book. If "a cent is wrong the whole
must be gone over with, aud good bust.
ness men are needed for the work. The
money usen is brought up daily from
the treasury III bag, $4,000 NJ time.
A policeman accompanies the messen.
ger, and the bank is 50 carefully
guarded that, ~ far IS the present
clerks remember, they have never heal d
Of a burglary being attempted.