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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
NOT 4 DRY EYE ~ THE NOISE.

The ninth company of the 9TH Regiment gave
an entertainment at the University Club Theatre Last
evening which was wen attended. The Contest OF
Beauty" which closed the first part OF the performance,
left scarcely dry eye In the audience, for they all
Laughed tn they cried" Iu the second part T. c. Ian
don q. Madam Cayaazz without permission Of Colonel
Mapleson," lIrOueted botl head aud toes In
that would nave driven the real CavdaZZ wd with envy
The dre-- parad. Of the Charleston Blues reve
atom 10 military men. The entertainment closed with
the farce VI 81. PeehsAil Academy OF the TN IN Em-
brNO.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
THOMAS g. APrLETOA'S BEQUESTS.

BosroN, April 21.-Tbe will of Thomas q.
Appleton been filed. IL contains the following hc
oe4ts OF public nature portrait OF Samuel Appleton
N the president and fellows Harvard College; statue
of Love disguised shepherd" his japanese collcc-
ton aud ten pictures his gallery the trustees Of
lie Museum fuc Arts; 5000 10 The MaS<ichIset Is
Crorrl ilc-rta abb $1,000 for the astronomical OBJ
seryao.v Of Harvard College he will also contains a
remote rcs1uary provision iH y0rof e Nasachuscits
(iercral ,pita the president and fcOws of Harvard
COLLEGE the trustees OF the Museum Oi inc Ar~, the Gos-
ton Young Aeu, Christian Jnlon. and the Boston
pruyt,itnt Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
A SIGNAL STATION IN ALASKA.

III I.I'.II'NIII II III II-4''7'
NAIIlSGToN, April 2l.-Gcncral IiaIcn,
tnief -ai OBeo has decided 10 establish signal sta
ouiH I-aa 81 3ushlgok, which is Al the head of BIS
,ol y his vii enable observations 10 be made of the
r.f al wave, that IO IN upon the coast at that place,
a. Wi Of AZ current, and the Ordinary meJeorJlo .caI
rJfifiois J. ". johnson. OF OHIO signal service Oh
ertter - 81! have charge OF tue station ANA he VIII start
t1i, week lJI ms new port OF duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
TEIER4NS NJ DINNLR.

One hundred veterans Of the list Regiment
gterng IN gold lace gold buttons and diamonds iunum
cradle sat in tho ball q the Hote Brunswick for
five hours last GIT and discussed dinner and toasis
They celebrated tho sixteenth annual dinner and the
twenty-rst annyersary Of thor departure 10 the war
where cy won tho honors which served for such pleas
ant after dinner chat that they revived Ia all their
prstino splcndoT General e. W. DsustaL dreaded. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
/ K0nlr c0ArLorED or HANsLArGHLER

MAUCm CHUNR, Penn, April 21.-Mr>. Eliza
beth Reese who killed william T. Eli. Of Yorktown, this
county on March - Ia, been convicted of voluntary
man au.h.er The murder was the result OF gossip
among the people OF Yorktown to the ehfct That Mr..
p.,sc'. bu.baud and the vie OF william IL. Simmons
y,,rr "tuUmatr" Ou March -, Mrs. Reese, AIMED
al b a revolver went 10 the house OF simmons and alter
"A Nur al WOr. fired at bio. UNIONS Ihc oaI struck
LII L.L-n. uIln IAelAnlI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
yHPorGH NEW- rOEK STATE.
SYMPATHY FOR An EXPELLED PASTOR.
LEY r.LknRArH ~ TaE IElRl VEL

NrWrrEG. April 21.-'Thc African MethouiSt
Conference la. expelled another minister the rev. -
V Given ara the allegation against him was ahu''e'S
The committee reported Sustaining the inning VI 'n'
Board OF Elder. vino had adiudg,i him gul|' 4ho
offence was committed in This city over year as". ,
The REV g. f. smith offered thr resolution 0f ~ @
M 1fven strongly asserted hs innocence. The large
o.nce .. vejI "a th- members OF the conference shc
fcaIs and tLc friend, OF the offending ctrgJ
men hurst into hcIrrcndinC ciieS GNcH ""S P'''' "
[ he church IN which BE was expelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
A Bill IN FAVOR OF TEMPERANCE.

WAsmNGToN, April PA bill was intro
huced IL the Senate today by MI ingalls, to amend see
ton 243 OF the Revised Statutes. IL proposes 80 TO
change tue present with respect 70 the special tax
juposed by the General Government on the manufacture
ana saic OF intoxicating liquors " provide that col
lectors OF internal shall he promoted from re-
oeving such special taxes granting permits oi licenses
the carving on OF the busnee' Of WhOee OF irt
ounr dealer. or brewers IN any state municipality IN
which wing OF such business - contrary 10 inc
StsTc or municipal laws and that the payment 81 any
tx Imposed by the internal revenue Laws Tor carrying on
sncb blsucss shal not he held 10 exempt any person
from penalty imposed Dy the state laws IOi cary S
puf he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
w. FENNO TCDONS WILL.

Bo-roN, April 2l.-A preliminary hearing
wa, Lad in the Probate Court at salem to-day
before Jsdc Choatc upon tne question Of admitting the
viii Of the late Mr. Fenuor Tudor Of Nahant with ia
accompanying codisis, to probate. The examination
was OlAel go taking The testimony Of The subsrrDirg
Wtuf,.. 10 the Vii aud cOdicIls, after which The
admitted the several instruments o probate and counsel
zoos an appeal D behalf OF the heirs t. the supreme
C,Jrt The Cour., by consent of com -ei, appointed
Mc,rs John c. Ropes aad George 4. Darcy special I'D
-fr.Iftt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
1 arLE crLrrRE EXnLHLrLON.

PHuApuLpHIA, April 21.-fhe second an
nuaI exhibition Of The Women Sill Culture association
of the United states opened this evening, IN Holt
cultural Hall The display /, great Improvement upon
the Associations first exhibition. Machinery has been
introduced bv the aid of which the complete process Of
silk mauuf the work OF the worm to the I'M
isnfl fabric VIII he shown. Several prominent hihis
have large and Brilliant displays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
sHIp on FIRE S4ILS go MILES TO PORT

BrRsUpA, April 1.-THE French steamer
Margclc on the way from New Orleans 10 Bordeaux with
cargo of cotton hops slaves ana quantity Of rye took
fire in me bold when about go miles east Of Bermuda
terrific gale was blowing. A the fire IN the cargo
forward the hacLeS Oateued dO7n after fifty b%es
~ cotto, had horn ierttsOpei The heat intense
tat ne men could MOI work bet wecndrcS. and several
cases OF ayhyyl occurred In the effort 10 remove the
burn NJ cotton The ship headed Tor Bermuda, ana upon
arriving in Grassy Bay prompt aid Wa, received III ca
tiu,uislug tho flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
MURDERED WITH \ rICK-AXE HELvE.

NrwBrEG, April 21.-Ihe coroners IN
quest in the case Of Henry Kane. who wa' wounded III
the Pougikccpsi, saloon ARRAY and died here yesterday
was held today. The Jury found that kan's deatu WA
the result Of blow given ny NliNn H. stilnA 9Urr"P
WAS arrested and taken to POuchknep-ic q await the ac
ton Of ne Grand Jnr The prisoner says mar h't "a
eaucd him ana that the blow given in sell deere
Kane about eighteen His 81 I'll Nt- 'r'cturco Wy
blow from nckaxe handc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
Lur muLsEtr p10L 10 BIZ N1LN11INrD.

CNCISNATI, April 21.-A meeting Of the Gin
eiuua.i CmclsO. Peoria. TcTe H1ut" and four Other
members Of the Western Export Association was he'd
this morning somnIttee confer VITA the nigh wine
men was appointed. At this afternoons session long
discussion took place aud agreement wax reached 70
fix the price of high wines tomorrow ~ no The meet
in- thea 4dUulucl It tomorrow. Tie Lac Z, thJt lhls
agreement va. made and that another mertH ~ be
held are taken indications thai "a. pool will main
n nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGION, NOnday, AprI T, 1871.
Io,yrRSenato Logan reported iayotabiy to-
cav fn th. Committee the judiciary The lunt reeoiIl
fio Introduced Us hi. LapbaGD, proposing ch an dheu
iagnt Ot the Constitution OF the Chicd oaios a. Nu1
sDi,r.rlafiOa special or general eS'dtlsh ID az
appropriation bill, while approving Oi the IciDnuo' VI
the bill.
DUIY o. snR FILOsEl4E,-Ihe Secretary Oh The Treas
W. uas decided La six nosee. used 0I cbDIO~siiA..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
A STTT Dis ONTINTED.

ALBANY. April 21.-The Attorney General
has discontinued the suit recently br ught hy him ri INC
instance Of Cecil Cauplr Higgins 10 annHl the charter
Of the Premium Point Company, o. New Rochelle INC
opinion filed ~ the AttoneyGencraI fini8 mat tnr
Charges on vAich he was Induced 10 Dr.n3 hc action are
\, Without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

The metropolitan aud Boston mines will play at the
Polo Grounds today.
The Eew-York League nine signed ". IT, Loughn
catcher Yesterday lie formerly caught for the Nanhat
ian College Club and was GrstclaSs amateur player.
OtbDr games were played Yesterday rs follows:
Al Phi8delp hil-Phadeipha Is, Athletic IL; Boston
Union ! l. Key stone Unions y.
A. Washington Wilmington :, Washington !; seven u-
ning7. ,,-,, ., - ,..
Union IT, National Union |.
Al TrcutOn-BufIalO II. Trenton y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

SHENANDOAH, Penn, April PA fight be-
tween Hungaran. Poles and nen Of other nat'onahie"
in which several hundred persous took part occurred
yesterday afternoon the borough limits reviewers
were freely used and Hungarian was shot IN the leg
The prompt acton OK the police aVefted moro svIo~
ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

ranged about horseshoe table were Colonies -. W
Laird, T.. ". Winchester william j. Coles, g. ID mn,
vnn Generals Joseph O. Bryant, Wylie, aud H. - kln9'
Lieutenant g. A. Hess, Joseph O. Bayles, D. W I. Mhi'
Colonel W J. MeAIpp T. VI. COnkm, g. W. starr NM ~
j. Little TOIsfS were responded to by MeSSfH ii,'
BayIes and sullivan Generals King and Bryant ana Ooi
Ones Palmer and Winchester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
PHILADELPHIA STILL WITHOUT BISHOP

A letter. dated London, April :, and from an
Official has been received In the city which denies
the statement made by the Central News Agency or
London that the Pope had transferred Bishop Read from
Ioauda Philadelphia. The letter ay5 that thcre is TO
such bi,hoIic L,lnda ant Bishop Read PliIadcl
nina 4, still without "a Bishop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

Tho ,a.c at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday.
between thC Providence League orl B-"0Syu r.ucs
ended no d,uue. Ih- VISITING nine ir 10" nell Gs-"rt-
tnat they hs been AIRY rtntrd by umpire Daily.
mo game was awarded "a the frnuhiyn Mae. IIe
trouHr was caused py sweeney the pitcher ol IN" Pr0v
,iar. nine pi,ciu1 o,eIlaud and. the cJn:e-t
nj trd under the American Association rIi'~, ts Was
i,o. ,uogrd President Byrne announced that The pro-
u14cd zane for today between the same mines viii
take place. The score j. a3 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
TIDE FLOWING ~ AND or or TIE RELIANCE.
PM T. Gcrhard q Co. AGENTS for the United

states and Brazil Ia Steamsh Company, nave received
the following Dispatch In relation TO the steamer Reliance
which recently went ashore on the coast OF Brazil.
Tide flowing In and ont forward aud after compart-
uu4 OF steamer Re lance; about half the cargo landed
-tp.furr c.u en- on"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
THE HOUSE NOT LIKELY TO CONCUR.

WAsmNGroN April 21.-The House Com
nitiec on Appropriations to-day instructed MI Rainfall
10 report back the Naval Appropriation bill with the
recomme udati0u that the House noncoucur with the
Senate amendments The amendments increased the
inst1.i-d to TegOr btck the Post once APPROPRIATION
I'm with r. conmcudaton that tho House hOncYntu m
SENATE amendments The amendments increased me Up
..ftfl ,r, aim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
BABE sNoTHEeED 70 DEATH.

CHArn M. April 2l.-Thc pOst-Molt@m eN-
aruina ION on the child of Mr. Wolf Of Waite found
dead i'm bed ou Friday rLoVcd tba death caused nv
~.IHocoton 5'rt Wof had previously threatened 10
KIN bora her hu,,ald and child. he Esther and moacr
are HOtl IN Gust ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
A.IrTovrRATAcur COLLISION.

KINGSTON, AN;t 2l.-in tHt AiiH tGln "i
tho Circuit Count aoIr0w, tho steamboat collision suit
of i,ooa,,o amin, DE don Will come un. Mt Gd1cn
was tIc Owner n Pm. yacht No'.T. when ran down me
Charlotte YJ3d gb'1 years ago. the y1hlu Claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
nAtGLrnr.LN nrRr ~ ~ rNoNE PIT.


ITHACA, April 21.-E3wald Ncys,, an en-
Move ri tho Gciiey1 Ihaca AMI -1yr- IouHdlon-" 90
;h- ity - INFO an engine phi This forenoon SUSTAINING
probably fatal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
VErERASs ENJOYING rHENSELvES

The ccpion of Judson HI patrick Post
No. li3 O. A H.. at Suffers Casino, S,cond-ayc and
Ouehuudrcd and twcnty xtn-st.. last evening,
largely attended succeeded BY exhibit
ton bayOnct drill by detachment OF the Duryee
ZouaSos under MAJOR Coates. General Abram Duryee
WAS AMONG thn gne-tA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
KILLED Hv Rt-TAWAY HORSES.

TROY April 2l.-M,s. Ellen Sands was
Knocked down hy 20 team Of T1p@oar horses ibis after
noon au.i sustained miuIc~ FROM which she diei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

Flint, Mich Judge McAdam Marshall p wider. T.. T..
Cobb. Of Philadelphia; George A. Nurse, Charles
Taylor and Isaac II. Terrell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20

DOR RENT, A VERY niece
II SEVEN-ROOM FRAME DWELLING ;Ha
very convenient, with all necessary out-houses !:
situated on west Cary street, next door to George
mum. Apply to GEORGE Z. ANDERSON, west
Cary street. ap2O-1tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20

Rev. Thomas ID. Anderson, Of Baltimore,
Md, has arrived In the city and VIII preach
the anniversary sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the Second
Baptisf church tonight.
The music OF yesterday will be repeated
NJ Monumental church to-day.
&c" Fire Company, No. 2, VIII give q
picnic at James River Brewery on Monday
the 18th instant.
The Cleveland Baseball Club, who were
expected TO be here tomorrow and play
Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday, have
been detained in Baltimore, and will not
arrive until Tuesday. They VIII play
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The sensation Of the city Is female den.
list. A brass band draws the crowd and
she draws the teeth.
Miss Marie Bowen, the popular elocu-
ZIONIST, has returned to the city from sue
cessfui tour South, and will read at Oid
Point Tuesday.
One hundred and eighty-fve thousand
dollars worth OF bonds were funded yes
terday.
The internal-revenue collections for the
week ending yesterday were as follows
Monday, e2,s47.17; Tuesday, e3.601.29
wednesday, S6,034.24; Thursday, 90
oS5.2S; Friday, s2.652.42; Saturday, 3d.
g77.85-total, ss4,75420.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
The Old grandmother.

When called to the bedside OF the little
child suffering with that night-hend TO
children and horror to parents, GROUP
the old grandmother used to SEND for Mul-
lein and make tea, and at once relieye,
1t. Made into tea now and combined
with Sweet-Gum 1t presents In Taylors
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Null
Iein pleasant and effective cure for Group
Whooping- Cough. Colds, and Consump-
ton. Price % cents and 81. This, with
DR.. Biggers's Southern Remedy, an equally
efficacious remedy for Cramp-Colic,
Diarrhqa, Dysentery, and children suffer
ing from the effects OF teething, presents Q
little MEDIcINE-CHEsT no household should
be without for the speedy relief OF sudden
and dangerous attacks OF the lungs and
bowels. Ask your druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. TAYLOR, At
Ianta, Ga, proprietor Taylor's Premium
Cologne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
INDIAN UPRISING,
Serious News from the Northwest-Tw
thousand Redskins on the war.Patb

Serious News from the Northwes,-Tvs
thousand Redskins on the war-Path.
A Winnipeg (Manitoba) correspondent
telegraphs under date OF the 18th: An.
other serious outbreak has occurred among
the Indians Of the Northwest territories
located at the Battleford Reserve. place
on the North Saskatchewan, 900 miles
northwest OF this point. Dispatches from
Ouappelle, the nearest mounted notice
barracks to Battleford, are very alarming.
Ihey say that 1000 bloOdthirsty redskins
marched into town and threatened Ia
burn " up and massacre the inbabi-
tants. They are all nearly starved. not
having received sufficient food from the
DOMINION Government TO keep body and
soul together. During the day the tele-
graphic circuit stopped, and the supposi.
ton Is that the indians have murdered the
operator and burned the Office. The one.
rators name Is Mcdonald. 1t ia known
for certain that shortly after Yellow Calf
had trouble with Colonel Herchmer dele.
cation from his band started westward
to visit the different Indian camps.
They pretended they were going To
look for fresh hunting-grounds, but
IL was subsequently learned that their
real object was to arrange for a
big Indian outbreak. On March oath
hey had reached Blackfoot Crossing, and
we're going on to have an interview with
he Blackieet. The general opinion here
y that these enlissaries have stirred mp a
'enerai commotion among the Indians,
Who have been half-starved all winter,
nd that they have moved up in strength
9 Baftleford In order, II possible, to awe |
ne Indian Department into treating them
pore literally In tho mater Of ratlons. |
further news from Bastleford Il looked for |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
Tbe wagner FestiyaI Concert.

The three singers from the Imperial
Opera.House in Vienna have appeared for
the first time i'm America in Boston. ALI
the papers and all the critics unite in be-
slowing the most enthusiastic praise upon
their unparalleled success. Materna, the So
prauo, pleases even more than when she
was in America two years ago. In Bos-
ton last week the rich and sonorous
tones Of the basso Scarla went to
the heart OF every listener, while his
enunciation was so distinct that not one
word OF the text was lost, even in
the remotest parts OF the immense hall.
The tenor voice OF Winkelman, in the
Prize Song, dims the brightest triumphs
won by any tenor on our operate stage for
years. His manner is highly imprisoned,
and his singing will be revelation, al
though Thoroughly artistic.
At the orchestral concert last Deem
Der the proiusion OF instrumental mu-
sic wearied at least q portion of the
audience. For the concert at Armory
Hall on Wednesday, April 30th, the
principal attraction will be the vocal part
OF the entertainment. The orchestra, how
ever. under Mr.. Theodore Thomas's direc-
ton, Is enlarged. and while it will aid in
bringing to climax the beauties OF the
vocal numbers, yet several supremely-
grand instrumental pieces will be intro
duced to render the concert delightful and
memorable to those present. The Rich
mond Choral Union will make their
debut at the concert on the Both in
stant, and judging from their present
proficiency will be source OF pride TO our
city. Our State will be well represented.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CON-
pany has agreed to delay their night-train
until the close OF the concert to enable all
the excursionists on their road to return
home the same night. From advices re-
ccived fully five hundred persons will be
brought here on that road. The box-sheet
is now open, and any one can purchase re-
served seats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
HOWLS AND Kisses.
plspGRAsuRx WITa TIE UxpiRE.

TIE Baseball osms Yeaerdsy-Bsd Play
Ina e sas Home club and CONSEQUENT De-
feat.
The washingtons ended their engage
ment with the virginias at the virginia
PARK Yesterday afternoon. The game was
called Al $50, the washingtons at the bat,
Rarr and Morgan forming the washing
tome. and the Dugan brothers the Wiz.
vinia's battery. The game was witnessed
6y the largest crowd. with one exception,
tiat has been on the grounds this season.
with about 100 Iadies,) there being about
i.cO0 persons present. Changing the
washington battery from that OF the day
before had the effect TO put in curve
pitcher who. like the one OF Friday. was
hard for the home boys to "catch on" the
Virginias being successfully BANKED IN
tae fret four innings, while the Washing,
tons scored one run III the first, second, ana
fourth each. The yirginias then succeeded
in getting In one run in the fifth anc two
In the sixth inning, making the score stsno
three 10 three. The crowd at this poln'
became gipatly excited. This was. now
ever. soon abated In measure. the wash
ingtons getting in two ruus In the seventh
inning. The home boys were successfully
banked in the next two innings, leaving
the score at the close Of the game I'VE to
three In favor Of the Washipgtons. INT
following is the official score:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
Notice.

A publication having appeared in thi;
city entitled Rambles in the Path OF the
Steam Horse" chesapeake and Ohio rail.
way,) which contains a large quantity Of
matter copied from my book. entitled
"The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Di'
rectory,n which last-named publication Il
protected by the copyright laws OF the
United States. have this day employed
counsel TO obtain an injunction restraining
the circulation OF the book, which iniringes
upon my copyright; and all persons arr
hereby carned against the penalties for IN
trin9emenf. Respectfully,
j. II. CHATAIGNE,
Directory Publisher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20

Delegates are to be elected TO the State
Democratic Convention as follows: Mar
shall Ward. A.; Jefferson, 5; Madison. o;
Monroe, g.; Clay, s.; and jackson, 2-total
81.
To defray the expenses incurred in the
election of delegates it will be required OF
whoever lists a name to be voted for as
delegate TO pay one dollar; the same to be
In full of all printing and other necessary
expenses on this account.
All names are to be handed in TO the
committee before Z. NJ. Of April 18th.
Each delegate is to appoint his own al
ternate
The State Convention will elect to Chi
cago two delegates for each senator and
delegate Representative in Congress. and
it will have to determine whether the dele
gates shall be chosen from the congression-
al districts as laid of in 1870 or from them
as laid off In 1884.
Our Convention meets here May 18th,
our National Convention meets at Chicago
July 9Th,
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Ten Per Cent. Interest.

II the people Of Richmond who have to
pay 10 per cent. interest on the cost OF the
culverts run along the front OF their premi-
ses are of opinion that the charge is two
high they will find the season suspicious
for mentioning the fact to prospective
eOuncilmen.
The city charges You what it costs for
running the culvert along the street, and
you can either discharge the debt at once
or pay interest on the investment. A
party who was charged 800 ten years ago
and has been paying the interest has in that
time paid the city 800 in interest, and still
owes 800 principal.
The city charges 10 per cent. interest.
The city can borrow as much money as it
wishes ut 5 per cent. interest.