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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Reduction of Waxes.
| BY telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

IT
JoHNsTOwN, Pa. September 1.-THE
Cambria Iron Company, employing 5000
workmen, yesterday posted notice order.
ing general reduction Of wages from 10 to
20 per cent, to 90 into effect October Jst.
This action the company claims to Re im-
perstive' owing TO competition and the
great and eontlr.ded decline in the value OF
in products, In order TO equalIe matters
reduction OF 10 per cent. will be made in
coal and in rents oi dwellings owned by the
company. II Is thought the reduction will
bc accented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
tennial Of the first graduating class Of the
institution. ,.s
HAAPDEN.yIDNEY.
ihfo"inH VII an Austere Garb- LargeI $um-
Der OF Matricuiaies- Endowment.
[Corresl ondencc Of the p,.h,.o,,.t c,snatehi

"e' o' ""riculates- Endowment.
toor'esiondencc Of the Richmond Dispateb.l
HAhPDEN-SIDSEY COLLEGE,
September IL, 1881.
10 aii o'''cr seeming the college build
ing ~ tbe same. although the usual I'm
PIo'tmeh,s IN The way of painting ana re-
par nave been made inside. Upon mors
attentive Inspection the observer will note
the pegs OF The surveyor scattered here and
there on the college grounds, giving
earnest Cf The future improvements Of
place for which nature has done 80 much.
The plans Of the landscape gardener have
been maiured, and will he carried into
enect ~ lar rs practicable from year 10
year. All the friends OF Uamden. Sidney
that nave been wont 10 accuse her OF veil.
ing her sterling qualities under too austPre
garb, viii be glad - hear OF any plans
looking TO her external adornment as their
end. should the Improvement m her out
Ward appearance keen pace with the in
crease OF her students. these plans will
soon reach their fuIfiment.
. 'At no period In the history OF the college
have her prospects been brighter than they
now ere. The number OF students is larger
than II has ever been since the war. there
now being on the ground 107. 81 OF whom
are old. and 80 new. out OF the "a on the
roll last session. only 23 failed to return.
and ten Of these were in the graduating
class. At the present rate Of loss and gain,
therefore. the number OF students must soon
be upwards OF 80. In view Of this increase
and OF the prospects ahead Of IIampden-
sidney. the alumni and friends OF the col
lege are strongly urged 10 come forward in
her behalf. The present endowment OF
$4,000, TO which $1,000 has been
added during the past session is
insufficient for the needs of such
an institution. An additional pro-
fcsSor is needed in the department oi chem-
isiry and physics. The accommodations
OF the college need enlarging, and 10 do
this effectively new building suitable for
class-rooms, 4 Teading-room. and for the
socioiy-halls. seem, absolutely necessary.
For the accomplishment Of this praise.
worthy object the president Of the college
IL now taking active steps. and il the alum
nj and friends Of the institution will second
his able efforts the success II the plan i As
>urcd. hope that at no very distant dav
The new ball. the new professor. and the
new grounds will be realized facts. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
VIRGINiA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Increased Pauonnge-Au Order that has
Stimulated Scholarship.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, September l6. 1854.
The Virslnia Military Institute opens this
session with evidences OF increased patron
age. Already 1873 cadets have reported for
dLty, and this number will be increased TO
1G0 or 175 by those who are yc.to report.
The classes have resumed their appoint.
ed work, and studies have been taken
up ith more than ordinary vigOr. Scholar
ship has been much stimulated by late or
der OF the faculty fixing nine lenthS OF the
maximum in studies 10 be reached to ensure
distinctions. This Is a high standard: bat
many are pressing forward to reach it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
"a. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1884.

TO give us In advance full account Of
themselves. Correspondence Is solicited
with them on any points OF interest.
In 1856 II IL proposed TO hold semi.cen-
'ennial celebration. Preparations will be
made on large scale, and no effort viii be
spared TO make 1t one Of the most interest
ing educational festivals ever held in the
state. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
WILLIAM AND MARF.
Temporary >usprnsion-Pros ra anne for tse
Future.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Di.p,ich.I
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. sept. -. 1854.
regret To say that the heavy losses Of the
College oi William and Mary because oi
our civil war. aggregating not le'- than
s200. 900, and the failure OF repeated at
lcmpts TO repair these losses. force il. au-
thoritier. temporarily. TO suspend it, tunc-
tions rs an educator, trusting that by such
action and the exercise Of strict economy.
Its debts, contracted by rebuilding, NAV n
a short time he paid. It' authorities be-
lieye that il they succeed in relieving the
college from the incubus Of debt IT VIII
soon be in a condition to continue the work
which for nearly two hundred years it has
80 well done r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18


tCcniral rark,l between Madison and FinS
avenues.
The sacccss aud vpuiGjioa G lhis school foy
twCniy years Is due. with cod blessing. 90 its wv,
merits and 60 that H,Tndi rigildace tohich "a
t price ef sdftfg." Il Is supported by that class
of citizens who demand and appreciate the bcst
educational advantages and ndei,y 20 The trnr M
ietosls Of thcir children.
zach year brings IL nearer 90 the ideal Of It's
founder and il bas iatcly been relieved from The
rcfli Cf JcpCpdng Tor existence uDou the tenure
:. angle i,le. The standard Of the Cohas
iiaAv rsisCd. While The cltss-roOrs arc In cnarg /,
of ladies ~ heretofore the staff Of instructors la
tcCn rrcatly rciuforccd by professional talent,
mcn q distinction IN The respective hriucho, ss-
s'cncd 40 them.
nr. LNEESRToN viii Give his time exclusively
o. class insirucion in This school IN the Dcpari-
mVnts ~ his,orv AND distorted liz, rat'ira.
ID WILLIAM ~. CARPENTJR. of Columbia Col.
lrpc. wall have charge of English Grammar
lheioric. Critical Literature. Composition. and
rrofeSsor poKREr retains charge OF The French
Department
lir BowfN, school Of Mines, retains cias.e. in
ticmisuy aud Physics. and Professor GO0DYEAR
Ut fire Arts.
Professor RIFFS, Columbia College, and Miss I'd
GAEToN have charge Of Astronomy.
Professor JouN FfSitr, of Harvard, viii give
smttCen lectures upon history OF the American
Revolution.
Lat,u. French, Ger ruan. Mathematics. PSycho,o-
~, ano Logic wiz ;c Ia charge Of the s1me
aided ~ hiss MIRA - HUGER A. yicc-princip,i.
lacy vel known a. competent to ali this ncv
RosidCu; teacher speak the French and German
anfuaEcs with purity.
fapiis prepared Tor examinations of any clsss
in CoiuWtia or ofher Coilewcs.
Special students are admitted 10 any or All OF
N, courses without sNsmiuation.
The Primary and Preparatory Departments will
te continued under The ssInc teachers. The twcn-
" hSsi school year begins OCTOBER l, lsS4.
au GeS II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Horsgorsi's Bresd Preparasisn.

Miss Parioa, OF the famous Boston Cook.
ing-Sehool. says: 81 have used Horsfords
Bread Preparation ,rith perfect success, Tor
biscuit, rolts, bread, and cake.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
A & \ Il d
TO RFAL-EsTATE OWNERS AND BUYERS

Another cglit-pagc edition of tie RICHMOND
PROGRESS will De issued OCTOBER l>T. Il
Wili contain new ana Interesting readiug-matttr
~ permanent and local value. as well a. iNusirR-
tons ana cute ~ public and private improve
mcnts. besides q large E,t ~ houses anf i0ts for
sale. l:. columns sre daily consulted hy parties
wishing to purchase, and property glacnf iu oIr
charge VIII he inserted fscc - cot. send lu
pTice and description - once.
J. IT OMP~ON Brown & CO.,
R,.l ts.ate Agents anf Au"ti9uears.
- l4-Gl lll3 Nain slr....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
ERLD. Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~

ERLD. &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
H rTANO-FOETE AND ORGAN PLAYING,
HAENoNN. AND COMPOSITION. BEGIN
NfNC TOBtH eI.-BcsilcS ileuSlai lessons,
MtFkIN PIANO CLASS VIII Dee given. frct
o. fll pupils iu which thcVarp required % perform
leinie tle others. Cl3,> lu Harmony. Composi'ion.
study Df Musical OTiI. &c. ou q OF tWirc Wces.
81 moderate charges Lessons on Tie PIANO also
given g. fTow two 90 foT pupils al The same lime.
Tor those desiring Instruction st reduced rate.
An pupils have free nfmi ,.ion 10 hr. HAIRS
PlANO-FokII REClG AS. For terms aud par
nonlar,. address Nj. HAIR a. Ncw-Kiyer White
nn 1O.sn. Tiny GThiOc2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
PEESON IL.

AN INSURAN ENT.
~ controlling = lave aud increasing FIRE
and MARINE 81 SINE>S. WEO minis o. making
a change In his business would ike 10 dispose or
aid business. PSrtics desiring 10 purchase viii
please address INSURANCE,
- 1S-3t p0si-Oficc Box No. la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
EDUCATIONAL.
PROFESSOR HAssELEFFs
FRENCH AND GERMAN sc,,oo,

rreor,ns on FRIDAY, sep,emier oe,
NisN LASS viii bcgin OCIn,tttZSn6th. The SPA
sc nnr,ya 300 east Grace s.raesf' TOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
VOHN ROBINsoN'S

DLEASE REMEBER THAT THOMAS
i E.CREN>HAw WILL. MAKE OVER YOuk
durable manner. Viii STEAM YOUR YEA
THERs aud ,aake anything Ss.ired IN the Bed
DING LINZ. PURE HAIR. fkArHfRs,
sHUCks, &e., always on hand. Ssnd poeN
g,vins No, or leave orisFs with Mr.. JOHN W.
DtNNt>, No. 2U7 east Brood s'ret. aa1 VIII
se l0-sm dse eEorta Etsl.tn s, s<..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
RlchMoND FEMALE IIsTITUrE

.fN "H iNSIlIO IE
ihE COMING 81 SION oprNs
sEtIh~EGR I8rn,
with the following Officers ana r.,.
MISS sALLEY u. HAMMER. pn,vc,,,,
''P"S'"hd English Literatur.
'H"t tssoh CHARLES II. WINSTON. n.
Natural Sciences aud Mathemat,cs.
MI L. r. THURSToV
Hr"dnaie Of Vassar Collegol
''''''""' "auhemat'cs' aud History.
MADAME G. GUILLAuur
NATIVE of Fiauccl
French.
MISS ADDlE VAUGHAN.
Preparatory school.
MISS NELLIE DUSrMAN.
Piano, Thorough Bass, and Harmonv
Miss LIZZIE T.. ARBUCKIF.
Nocahzs,ion and Italian.
MISS MARY GENTRY,
rianO.
MADAME CAULfIELD.
Harp.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD.
lof Europel
Drawing and Painting.
MEs. W. l.. THOMPSON,
Porcclain-raintiug and Decorative Arr.
MISS :. Il. HAMMER AND MISS :. +. WALKER.
Home Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
MUSICAL.

A I. UNkEL,
TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE.
Tie GROUNDING or BEGINNERS a special-
". 92I EAST BROAD STREET.
fse 18Th. .SS&SuStsi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

YER's AGUE CURE
CONTAINS AN ANrlDOTE
FOR ALL MALARiAL DISORDERS,
which. ~ far ~ known. Is used In no other rem
edy. IL contains No Quininc nor aay mineral nor
dcieieri0us substance whatever. and consequently
produces no Injurious eject upon the constitution.
bat leaves the system as healthy "A IL was befora
the attack.
VIZ WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
20 cure every case of Fever aud Ague. Intcrmtten.
or Chill.tcyer, RomltiCnt Fever, Dumb Ague. Bill
ious Fever and Liver Complaint caused by ma
laria. In case OF failure, aftcr due trial. dealers
are authorized by our circular dated July I, lss2.
10 REFUND the MONEY.
DIR. !. G. AVER & Co,
LOWELL, MASS.
sold by all druggists.
fmy l-Ih2Sw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Mrs. WALTER HARRISON HAS RE.
wi IL @ NLE EHHAL \ AL-A NHnI. -....l - ~. q

wi TURNED FROM NEW YORK. and j. ready
90 receive pupils Tor u NSTRUMENT (pfANO
NJ &c .or The session beginning OCTOBER /.
1874.
f,r The hensft Of those desiring to receive IN
struCfion She glyes brief extract from the " Jcr-
fidcaic of Merit " awarded lcr hy trnc-t Eh-r-
hard. Musical Doctor and President Of the fraud
Gon~ervator Of Music OF the ciiy OF New York 3:
d" recommend her 70 al who desire 10 euioy the
piyilccc II hCr tuiclagc. and h1Ve caused ne ~al
of us Institution 90 D, adjusted % ,His te,timo-
NAL"
fOr fr rms. etc. auply %
Mas. WALTER HARRISON.
d 2 e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

ELEVATED COAL.-ALL OF OJt
II coal il ELEVATED OVER TEE~TIFS
iBto our ward and thoroughly screened before tD-
livery o. customers. TIC pua a,c is invited % call
~ Dr4w-Bridg-, foot Z Sercuiecpth street. 3ni
wines the operation. and al.l to purchase ileir
suIpiy q COAL, tl the 4s-l-tirc - being ~gtI--
fsCioIllv served. :. r. LATIlROP & co.
Purchasers will bee Furnished .treot-Tlilway ;ict-
ct o. return. -eS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
WOOD hSr CDAk.

ELENATED-RAILROAD coat DI-
H RECT FROM AiNES DAILY. warranted the
best and ciesGcsL al. Zach purchaser will Hve
enough 10 pay t's own siTeei-c4' fare and be iuda
pendent. BEST Ii Mp >PLlN1. t4.Z5; SOFT
IL NP. for ettis. fS.J0-the best in usc: BEST
PM WOOD. e. per half cord OAk WOOD.
stresi ANIHKAClTE BI CARLOAD A SPE-
GIALIl. fstl{ &. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
A. he close of the past session there were over
stN"nty pupils IA he School OF Music. The trdn-
iug teachers j. great aim of this Departments.
Those wishing 10 enter pupils sh0uld apDly nt
The institute aS early ms piacticabt Princip1l. .
once hours from = 10 10 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
EDUCATIONAL.
AIRS. sYLvANUs REEDS
BOARDING AND pAY-SCHooL
YOUNG LADIES,

nos. AND EAST FIPTY-THuHp srnErr.
NEw YORK,
tCeniral rarkl between Madison and FiftS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Nf L SIC i l.

vi
MI. !. LOUIS lDE viii resume hs classes IN
VOCAL CtLTUKf, PIANO and ORGAN
PLAYING. and HARMONY, on SEPTEMBER
I6IH. Ghage abundau; testimonials from patrons
here and elsewhere 20 guarantee success la inn
parting inSfru tiCn These viii hC Glad to show tp
any enc desiriuE my services as tctcher. Please
8. dress T.. LOUIS IDE.
~ i z III M NJ Il NY q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
PREPARATORY SCHOOL

MISS :. Il. HAMMER AND MISS :. +. WALKER
Homo Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

TT = ~ FVI' 7 ~ IiVVIs
Giris eight years of age viii be received IN thi
utlarlme"t. IN order fiat they NAV be specially
trimmed for the collegiate schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
~ LITTLE Girls.
7lO EAST GRACE STREET.
u.t.,, (NRS. Il. COLSTON.
-'r"i'' fMt>S DANIEL.
French Teacher. ". .CuOPkED.
Latin, PRoF. ID. HARRISON.

Latin, PROP. ; ID. HARRISON.
Music, MRS. y. SLANTOH.
German ly MRS. TEUsLER. Who teaches ac-
cofdin- 10 steruc's method. Which enables To"
puuil TO speak the language ia a few months.
Tie next session Of this school VIII begin SEP
TEMBER 23D.
Circulars can he obtained by applying 20 Nlrs.
COL>TOh or az the rincipal bookstores.
MISS DANIEL viii resume her AFTERNOON
CLASSES for ladie, in English Literature oCID-
kFk 18TH. So 4-Th&SaiOcl
NFR. AND MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL
NI FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
GIRLS. 7O7 east Franklin street. Thorough IN
struc,i"n provided Tor in ihe vsriou- department
Of This school for the ext session. which VIII be-
eiB MONDAY. sEPTEABEH -. 1854. French
taught hy Professor HkS>ELEIF
lor circulars apply 10
SlRs.JESSlE g.. ENGLISH,
20 2-lm 7O7 east Franklin.
AIRS. CHARLES HOWARD WISHES
WI 10 engage fcw additional pupil--g!ls un-
der hfiecn. Number limited. El'ly application
Is requested AT SO7 we. Grace street.
So 2.Iuk Ihtcrl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

The Democratic members of the
House Of Representatives, met in
caucus recently for the purpose of
discussing the Morrison bill. There
was large attendance at the caucus
and speeches were made by Randall,
Morrison, Carlisle and others, who ex-
pressed their views on the tariff ques-
taon. A resolution offered by Morri-
son, that the bill generally known as
the Morrison bill, be taken up by the
House for consideration at the earli-
est practicable day, and reasonable
time for debate allowed, and after
such debate, that bill be passed fol
the reduction of duties and the wal
tariff taxes, was amended by provisc
that it should not be considered bind
ing or controlling individual action O.
Democrats, and then adopted by I
vote of 116 to 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

A mass meeting of citizens was
held at Seattle, w. T., to discuss the
question of the forfeiture of the un-
earned land grants of the Northern
Pacific Railroad. About five hundred
people were present and much enthu-
siasm prevailed. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the inactivity OF
the Northern Pacific, and their fail
ure to keep pledges. and asking Con
gress to declare the unearned lands
forfeited
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

A singular accident happened at
Richmond, Ind. On reaching very
steep hill, Thornton Osgood and his
wife were suddenly aware that the
horse was in the sleigh with them.
The sleigh shot down the declivity at
a terrible rate. The cross bar had
come against the horses hind legs as
he tried to hold back, and as he rails
ed his heels to kick, the sleigh shot
forward and scooped him up. The
shafts snapped off, and the sleigh
knocked his front feet from under
him in an instant. They reached the
bottom of the hill without sustaining
any bodily injuries.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

SAVING FINE GoLD.-The Amador
Sentinel says: V. Yelmini has discov-
cred process by which the fine float
may be saved in placer gold and grav-
ell mines. BY his process, it is said
that mines which heretofore would
only pay about twenty-five cents to
the hand will now pay from 81 to So
He intends to patent his invention
and then we may expect revival ii
placer mining in this vicinity. Undea
this process Mr.. Yelmini is successful
ly operating his mine in Oneida Val
ley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

CALDWELL TRIBUNE: A postoffice
to be called Parma has been estab-
lished at the switch at Riverside
Steps are being taken to form brass
band here.-The public school is pros
pering finely. Miss Leech is good
teacher. She has forty-five pupils
The sound of the hammer and saw
can be heard far and near. AS spring
opens building commences.-Con
tractor Pomeroy is building the coun
ty Jail. 1t is going to be strong
structure.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

Tommy was busily engaged spin
ming his top on the front step one
Sunday morning in plain view of the
people who were passing to church.
Tommy's mother happening to look
out of the upper window saw him and
said:
"Tommy, | am astonished to see
you play to-day. Don't you know
it is Sunday and it is wicked to
play out there? Go into the back
yard if you want to spin your top"
"Well," said Tommy, "ain'tit Sun,
day out there, too?"- Pretzel's Week
| ".
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

The bill introduced in the Senate
for the admission of the State of Ia
coma provides for the erection Of the
present Territory of Washington and
part of Idaho into State, and its
admission into the Union subsequent
to it's formation of State govern
ment and the adoption of a constitu-
ton by convention of delegates
representing the electors of the pro-
posed State, to be held at Walls
Walla, and the ratification of the &C
ton of that convention at specia
election of electors residing within
the limits of the proposed State. I
provides, however, that the admission
shall not take place until after Marcl
4, 1885.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

Mr.. Berkeley, a man who disappear
ed about year ago, was found in the
Payette mountains yesterday, with a
bullet hole in his head and revolver
with one chamber empty lying by his
side. Supposed to be case of sui
eide. A coroner's jury left Caldwell
yesterday evening to examine into
the CASE Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

THE only work being done in these
parts is the digging Of a drain in
wall street, five OF six men working
1T it. 1t is to drain the cellar under
the Express office. And the only
signs Of life visible to any great ex-
tent are at the two ends of Main street.
AZ the upper end big squad of boys
keep up merry racket at marbles,
with "vent fudgin!" ''first goes" etc,
but The glove fights at the lower end
draw the largest crowd. Blood was
drawn in three or four rounds the
other evening. AL. Miller and Ez
Gibaon are the champion hard hitters
and Fritz Garrecht, Lawrence Gar
recht, Julius Mautz, Jake Garrecht
and Jim Emerson are the scientific
boxers
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04
"HEALTH and Home" an excellen

"HEALTH and Home" an excellent
eight-page, forty-column monthly pa
per, will be sent gratuitously, one
year, to all our delinquent subscrib-
ers who pay up their Indebtedness
and also to those who pay for the
World one year in advance. This
offer can be taken advantage of a
any time during the present year.
March II, 1SS4-ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04
Senator Vance, in the minarity re-
port from the Committee on Foreign

Senator Vance, in the minarity re-
port from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs submitted to the senate, ex-
presses the opinion that Germany has
right to exclude American hog pro-
ducts on the ground hatthey are UNI
wholesome, if she deems proper, and
this Government is not justified in i'm
peaching her motives. eff it is true"
continues the report, "that pork is to
any extent unwholesome, we should
endeavor, by rigid system of inspec-
ton, to remove the cause OF complaint,
II fear of trichinosis is only pretezt
and that the real reason for excluding
J our products is desire to protect
} their own producers, then we are the
, last people who ought to complain
, after surrounding ourselves for more
than twenty years with protective
! tariff wall SO high as to virtually ex-
: clude all the products Of Germany
] which compete with our own. 1t is
r rather late for us to advocate retalia
ton against Government which
merely follows our example"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

A Kansas preacher, in preaching on
the prevailing passion for roller skat-
ing. said cit appeared as if major
ity of his congregation were going to
hell an roller skates."> But there is
not half so much odor of birthstone
on roller skates as there is on such
foolish preaching Helena Indepen'
dent,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

mis- MCCARTY had his exami-
before John Myers, Justice of
eace, of Placerville, last Mon
The circumstances of the kill
Dacey were such that defen-
eould not be admitted to bail,
is brought over and confined
to await the action of the grand
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i Idaho City Kids put in their
lime Pumping marbles out OF a
|pr keeps" and playing ''knucks"
at the knuckles Of the
fat fails to roll his marble into
Ne. Marbles are now currency
He Kids.
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pi-W W orld.
pl-up Of iural-itiss.

ii IRsros, of Lower Squaw
/ was kicked in the groin by a
lat Mitchell & Mars his ranch,
[onday. DR.. Rothwell, of Pla-
he, was sent for Immediately,
dso a doctor in Boise. 1t was a
N severe kick.