davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
PERSONAL.
IMPORTANT TO TAx.PAYERs.

Persons onfsig The SUITE Of Virginia hSe. can
Oey uicln IN coupons under the csnoon- Her acts
Col. X. l.. MktsY and A. u. GriGoN. Esa.. hive
paid the hcenee-tsA required 10 practice law uI,-
Der. hose acts ana are ready To prosecute causes
lnctF ihsuf.
no2s-sv WILLIAM T.. loyAiL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
PfiOrOsAI.S.
holiday GOODS.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

DRESENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
PLUSH TOILET. SHAVING. MANICURE, and
rOkk-BoNts-theb best ever exhibited;
A hiIe sssorisient "a BRONZE and FLUSH CAB
INfT-FRAMts AZ one half nsual nrlces rsng-
ing from csc. upwafds:
In addition 20 hose mentioned | have a full ~
soriment OF tAsELs for sable or parior.
Ebony STANDING ana HANGING tABi-
NETS: and regular goods at reduced ra,es:
ClIkisIhAs.C ARDS at he usual half-priee rate.
Mhlch u ms SEASON lower even, aud - par
chsser. % one dollar and over an additional
20 per cent? or Two dollars worth OF cards at
eishty ceuts. l.. LEWIS.
n"Ss el2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

q zoo BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z.|OZ LAkb Ilbpu sSpy e9Ssssa PEI
srkooner GssTrie Berry, for ale Tow fr3a vessel
On haxs, fresh stock RoSHNDALE CkNEST,
CALttNtp PLASTER. PORTLAND IMPORT
ED CfMENF 4AMfs-RivEk CEhEAr,
LATfis. pLASTEEING. HAIR. FIRE.BRbUE.
and CLAY. WARNER MOORE.
gs-pi Seventeenth street. south side DocS.
snmsg, Isgb. Lhpp apa GFoan1 ,las,ef.
~ rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
NIGHT school.

DARTiEs WISHING TO ATTEND
- NIGHT SCHOOL can and circulars giving
terms, &C. az No. 512 east franklin street. New
pupils will be uttered rum % r. NJ. MON
DAY ior 1'i,rler u ten weeks, or for the a.
set " ~ session. sV-2.F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EoRs,LE

oh ClAN'SLOCATlONF FOR SALE.
i The ACTUAL CASH collections li.t year
were $1,000. VIA cell nice hoase and aaying
practice IN one OF the pleasaniest and most pro.
missing towns 10 Virginia. Reason for ssliins, ~
beath. Address
J.. n. WISGEIEI.D y KELSEY,
Insurance an, Read Esta'o >ssnfs
no l9-lm LiosrHi va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
yxJoPDs or WARNING AND Com.
w FORT.

Ifyou are suserii 3 iron poor bcalth -
lrgu-ling on = he'd q sickness, iske cnetf
n yna arr simply sibnF. or u yos ieei
weak sud dispiritd
without clearly know.
ing shy. Hop b3'iiors
'wilisufCiy care you.
If you are 'aiEister and
have OysrfaXfd ycursfN Win V'uf
pastoral duties; or mother. worn oai
with care AND ToTi ur man If t1<Heeq
dutier: or q man Of ,ettert. toihne over Nyr MID
night w0rA. hVp hi,sers "i4l mp'' sift'S hd'DEe''-
On you.
ANY md,scr,tion ~ lIssipaiion. or are yonng ana
growing 100 FAST a. j. Often The c1-e'
a,rff Won arc IN ihf workshop. on TIC
farm, - ne dot, anywhere. and Fee
THAT yolr 'ss.em nefus cietotiHf'
'.oulng - eiimu.a1ng without lnio''-
'6afine fVCus-c old.
blood fhiD and impure. pulse .
feeble, neises unsteady fscul;if s,.
waning. Hoo Hit'ers - wiai Yo1ncfE'
give you new Use. he iiih. and NifOr.
q vonaro co.;lse. or dy.pcpi,c. ~ her
lup from any Ofher IS tse r2faer0us 'i'-
calc, - nc stomach or boWe,., ~ your
own faDiti N VouIcmaiD ~. "
YOU are waiting away with any iofn
Of kidney Dlsclse, -tou tempting De ~ US
m0mcni, and tdrl, for s-sor' % hop hifi'r'-
If,ou are .ict win hat ,crrill~ .,csue 81. Nor-
,nusnc,s. yen viii bad q Balm az "iiead Ia
hop Hiiisfs.
90 n ,cu are O. frtqueufcr. ~ ~ .idT'f"f
ia m.asILaflt Gisiiiet, h.lricant y"ur ~N'-
Jon acafp,. the lSo'iffc of ID r'lntr.ts.
-Gaiar.s Fpldcnlr, bii.nIs. nd lp!'rnii-
--icrt E~er-, ~ Ne usc or Hoy t'irf-'
H. son have rouch. pimpi'. o. '1ll'of 81 n' hi :
hr.afa. Won Bitfcrs viii cifc so. iaif s.i1. fict
Hood. he .wectsst breath. nd - lih. -''o va
Dee pa.d for q case 'hcy VIII not curo o. h'lp.
ALADY'S WISH.
"Ch. how DO wl.h nay stir va &c clear ana
of as your-.~ said iaGy ~ h'r frl,nd. 80 ron
IAN easiN make 70 So" 4utWcren tn ir.fnd'
IiO', r " inp nircd TIC Br>t iadN.
nv using rop Bitfcr-. inat makes lurf. fl'h
blood and ni0on.ine health. it cd 10 i"l int. COS
YOU nts,tt'."
m None genuine without HUuch ~ rrffn
Hon o. it white lat,l. Shun ~ no, tiit ,t'i-
,airS GG 2-Ia.'.nfU j.6 - in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

DO0K AND JOB WORK
- NEATLY EXECUTED
Ar fra
DiSPATe6 PRIAIJSd-JiuBSB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
o. Fflul %. nm < zoe.
Real E.i9tc Agent. and Auc.'nf'i''
Ers Nsu .i-,c.

ACTION SALE OF THREE SMALL
y rp.A,E VTST,tFN - sos 8fp. YIZ. AVID
sIl SOUTH >TtCND STREET. NEiH tihD
S'rRffT.-0u
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~
at ..@ts.L y. u -ng 'hc urcmi-a,. ~. VII soy
,u. TiIEIf TENT NJ \ r above 90 -'ritfd- ~ %
r0t contain t'r,, rooms 3ut -sed-rnon. covered
WITH iin ~ in O. I. orufr.
rh.-s h.'i-,- are now rented 90 EooG i'ni or o..
49, p.- war vacA, auu VIII paF frN" II ~ b" F'F
,t4f. T. To- Iar. base co. 90. .itt- iHi.l'
TTrA-. ICY -f.-~..st'-. aft amour. ~ CD
mo f,t 81 -.I, FRANK ID. GfLLN 60,
p. futff.Nts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
HALLS VEGETABLE StClLIAN
HAIR RENEMFE.

The great popularity Of THIS preparation, after
it, many YEAR OF test, should b, assurance even
Ia the most skoptcal that " Is rcsly meriorious.
those who have used HALLS HAIR REVIEWER
know that Il does all that il ela.mod.
II causes new growth of hsir ON bald head~-prO-
Nided the hairfolicies are nof dead. which /, ac-
dom the case; restores natural color 10 gray or
fsded hair preserves The scalp h.sthful snd clear
Uf dandrui; prevents the hair failicg az; orchang-
Ing eolor Keeps Il son, plant lustrou>. and causc
u 10 grow long and thick.
HALLS HNtR-RENEWER pt0dgces it, effect.
oy The heslthnl influence OF It, yeCesble ingrcdi-
ents. which iuyFoiate and rsiavckCe. IL Is moi .
dye. and Is delightful article for toilet n,e. Com
tanning no alcohol, II doe not evaporaic quicsh
and dry up the natural OF. leaving tie hsr bar.h
aud hIlttie, a. do other Preparations.
BUCkINGuANs
DYE FOR THE WHiSKTEs
c1lofs them brOwa or black a. desired ami A. t!,,
bsst dive because Il Is harmless; produces prrsa-
nCut natural color: aud heinga single pre ton
IL more convenient OF Application ihan any O.hsr.
Prepared bi Il. y. HALL 4 90.
Nashaa - ~.
sold 10y al dealers IN medicines.
y29,Au5.>e2sDe2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
rRIpAi. p,csMnsn ). lssi.

at Z: O'Clock r. VI, The foll.wn. NALlL ABLE
aud being IN the county of Go0chland. ON james
river. bg-Byrd creek, and ON both -!dc- II The
Richmond aud AlleghaHy railroad, aud cOntai o.
ing l.lql ACRES, mDrt or les, It7s OF wJici,
sre James-riVtr lOw-grcunds. 1lis farm aud the
one above Advertised DIV the same Trustee contain
some OF ne huest lands IN the state. aud are ex-
ctrtiOnally Wei lscated IN delightfully."- rOiling
country, about iwO hOnrs I'D. from Richmond.
TERMS Enough cash 10 pay tue expenses OF
executing this trust, and the sum OF 1897 10
with interest from the Ii lay 0t September, 1854
aud the balance upon the following credits
t4,765 with interest from Tue l.. day Of sesteal-
b,r Isss. ON the lsi day OF september, 1855. aud
ti,z65 with Interest from the Lei dav ~ septem-
Der. 1883, on the LIST day of september, 1855. aud
b. t. sny balance. OBJ sush hrms a. 'hc -aid W. W.
Hazard may direct; but Ia east Of his ALLURE To
s;rss sssh errsssss., bss spSs sssA xTas ~ re
trustee shall think nj, " be made known on the
'hy " sale. WV. COSBY, d..
no ~ TrlslCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
49, lNrrrNfnl,rn $500.

nNLl ONk DOLLAR tsrT9Nay
- >,v,ogT.. srwss. >ogt,Ls. > 80 ~
Pul.f>NoJ ii. ,,.,-,,..,,,
ANn 1N,G 4,,;il.ss.I> 70 ,r Nv A,ii%%il,,.
c<ty.I.o To osp PoiNr ,guF'Gr
ONLY 7-S. 70 1lAHlihNf.
--rrut-,.!i>, :. k.f- SGD. .oN'o.
v.r.,SlA srcAWotr cglwtNY's
EfNi ~-RtIlE IN
t,,, SrWppUT-- News. NORkNLh. PORTS
e.nV RI. AID jaws tlNtH t'ND-
r,yy,cr> ,r %oRe6fK Go~flf WITH
2tt tINt
FOR Old P0'%.. BtLTl'oRt ND rN"
AT NI.WpGKi. NEW vim ,iEANeK
hCtpNAC FOR -NuTHfltl u.........
NntIgLA"t En 2, = WITH ~ 81. = &, KIM
thbN ~FtilnN-.
r.,Ftr~: PlCIr,p<D or N,rt,ikTo
VANtEIl. sljN.
ONLY ALI-VArEE Ro"FE
JAMES wvlE 81 uNv-ieEr.
Raj, ArI'DHi 'I,t-~,'riitN l'tlF,uiRpgO
~ ANl uIufN h"l lt....,.,
TNEE rO NORFOLK. $40 lt'II Z.
NA1-LtNDINo PARE RON --,' .' ~.
-..oIl-t.I.. urt.I. -i'i .t",
ELFoANr MtIl> oS ECHoPf'N pLNN.
Ite c.rmuy--e,uft ,al Co... ,r'rr
carrying 20 ted -tai. vail
4. e.. @iFl Ord, q. .amtnd'r
NoNDAY. WEDNESDAY. AID tHI'NN.,
IIiiNtj .or irs5 ,' l..e,. il...rl,-. -.
steamer i't'e- NDuol Pnifm0 i'' fhI 30
noud about P.N.
tor's Ae,uoy, lnoo M.lns,f Fst<'-e r'e'H.o
''s,r'1l.Ti'if.rooH, ENGAGED tvR Pay oR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
FRIDAY, pFcLVEEG 3. l-Sf.
4 10 o'clock NJ ,nt following VAIL Ar

rURU STEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
L JNNE>-RIvER FARM ~ GJOetuAND
COUNTY by virtue Of deed of trust from ".
". Hazard. ilated the ath dsy of AsIii. lsS4'
aud duly recorded Ia thc CLERKS ONCE Of "a. Conan
" Court Of GOOchland, and 10 the request OF rhr
benefciarie. IN said deed. def-nlt having been
made IN the pay ment Ut certain bond therein
secured. Will u trllss iu SAID desi. cell N puh-
fic auefi ou. On n. prpmise,. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

ET None genuine without Hrurh ~ r-ffn
iinre an ts Whit. laisl. Shuu ~ ~. fiiC. I'i-
..rou. .fnn ,.iin "Hop" 80 " Hon" iu thfr
,a,Cc GC 2-Is.IGfWl .N ~ IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

, ..,. o, tt..,.. o..
t'"'.' WV.
E-.l I.i';" f-.r' a-i Nc ".'''''
Itg1iNI@~I,N hrs II T.,,F NIApt,E
1 ''i 80 80"
IL ,..,si"> II ssir,nri.ir'..'''
- D.. ~ w.. '. - - ~ -,
NJ az, ~ ,Nit ~. "a. a. ,''ntt ''-'-
Mn fNCi ny. l"A''
al ''' Ii'''
,.. ,..t.... t....., .......,., t.r
49, "'...- ''.|h 'I "''N .i''''
ar..
Clf. OBJ
81, . f.r...... f..v.... p..I0....f
H,,...,..f l...,,.. ... ,.......,,. .f.. .....-.'
b,.,n'o.- p. is.3. n. ruder.. mel. .r.s1i
.o.,ai-''...r &C., 'i. -''.' l.o"' '.'''" '' .''
,r,,.,. ,.....,..,,..,..,
'""'' D. -" ~ ~ De '0o''
rIu.ul.atiu- Ht O'Clock !. N.rl Nlfi A.ii.fI.
bA.ANtl CT TIE tLNl EST NE at-,.tA Fl
300 .lIu -II'. fu, urYgeIl. OF thc .It" Philip q.
johnson, IN luI "t INTO b.liIue l't- 81 5NNl51
Jet.
Il' r,ninr 90 Dob i,'J.' reg % id n.N N'ii-'
a'l'ail' Tor 'nid"f na,p',,' Sn 81. io,'''- -
LIN Ia ,.'..'i,,,.. .,, he '.i.t,...., ..,a
uIiD railway ans rI.. Tanner = p4l,u,y works.
d.. ,alc Offer. r,rr iodur.mrrT, ~ plfii,. ua5
,,,.. ,.,, -, ,nd ',.,., ,'...,y..r.,. =. .ti,rf,
.i..,.... i.,. t.....
N,pgt ,trtlono,.r.- office. showing h,,. t... Dry-
rs. a %. 81 r
-a,f. .,iI ,-it.,,..Ue.. DBL. rpIDNY. December
sti.. '....,, ,i. TIfr.,.lt -.reet nr,r NAV,
promptly,
I.lS-:Our t.ird cash. Iliiuc, ir .is and
furlv. months wiki u per cent. Interest addict iu
note. uiii tun t'lr rettued until Ji the purchase
f.nlt. b. uilu and a -lu,tttnrc ordered hs frr
Cont. JDilN 4. LGNiAN.
WOOD EDif DIN.
X. WAGON.
special Commissioners.
IUt flI.II SIS BANS DF RltliNuND, g.. PLAIN
TIfE. AGAINST +. Z. JOHNSON AID OrHtES.
DLfENul> Is. Ie ruI tUANsEKN COURT or
CIrl co., RlCuIONB.
U,f,,,fnt,u c,-r,.. .lorl. ,f MD ,..,tr, .,r
n' i,,'in a. DC, bC m ',i J, ., II
"a tl. JD'....'t., ,id a.. go. M tb. III, An,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

81 Vonaro co-ilye. or dy-p'pi,c. ~ inrr-
inp from ant Ofher Oi ~" rpf9frnus 'i'-
caip, e. nc stomach or boWCis, ~ your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

- n ycu area frtquen'cr. ~ ~ .id'nt"f
ia m.asMailt disifieI, h.Iricads your -N'-
ism again. the -SoIfcc of ID "",lntf.,s.
--Ea.ar.4. Epidemic, bii.oIs- nd n!'un!-
-isrt ENfr-, ~ Ne use or Hoy t'itf-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

momcni, and tdr, for s-sur' % hop hi'ict''
If,nu are Slew win hat tcrriNl" sirsuc b. We
Vnusnt>s. ven viii bad balm a. 'iiead ia
Iur Eiiisfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

euTinoez HOUSE: si7'o 22l s.'..-.,T'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

H. you have rouch. pimpI,. o. saIioof .i'n. hI1
iuatr. Won Biticrs vii ctFc so. iH1i .,in. fir
Hood. he ,westssi breath. .Id - t'ln. -''u va
DE pad for d cas-" 'hcN VIII not ear" o. h'll'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

Mr.. Hubert Hertomor * q landscape
gardener - we'll as . painter, ctchor. and
.xpgd.sapXer
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
TNads.


A SITUATION by experienced young man n
IN coachman and gardener; understands the care Of
horses gardening ETC.; hrst-class reference Inquire
&C 172 FRANKLIN STREET,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

A Fight Between LabOrers - The Ugly
Weapon Used i'm the Row-The ARRAY
That Raised RumOrs of Riot.
PITTsBURa, April 1.-THE first reports of
the riot at Bradrock last night that reached
the city this morning were very great exag-
gerations of the actual occurrences. 1t was
said riot had taken place between Hunga-
rian and Polish laborers, that several men
had been fatally hurt and that the citizens
had organized vigilance committee. An
outbreak did take place, but was hardly seri-
GUS enough to justify the name of riot.
The fight occurred between ~ and l o'clock
this morning and Joe Miller, William Smith
and Andrew Maleski were hurt Mil
Ter perhaps fatally. The weapons
used were branches of trees three
inches thick, snatched from a con-
venient woodpile, pokers and the head
of Ratchet. A leather strap four feet long
had been passed through the eye of the
Ratchet and with this formidable weapon
Miller was Knocked down and SO badly hurt
that he will probably not recover. A ghast
" looking hole was cut in his forehead just
above the eye and he was gashed twice on
| the top of the head and in three
places on his back with the
sharp edge. Two other Poles, Maleski
and Smith, went to his assistance and they
| also were badly beaten. Maleski was struck
with the Ratchet and cut badly above and
below the left eye. Smith was beaten with
clubs about the body and his face was cut
somewhat. While he was struggling with
his assailant some one fired a revolver, the
bullet Just grazing the back of his head. He
| escaped and ran into the house. The yard
| where the fight took place showed evidences
of desperate struggle.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
FOR RENT

n this city the 18th inst, carved silver ear
I ring. The finder will confer favor on return
ing il to this Office. RlStf
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire

Ready to Move Qut-A Dam Threatening
to BuFat Its Bounds.
TACOMA, April 1.-THE water in Lake
Winnepesaukee and river is higher than
known since 1868. Cellars and lower floors
in some localities are flooded. Fears are en-
tertained that the dam at Lake Village at the
outlet of the lake will give way. One of the
abutmsnts has moved three inches since yes
terday. If this should occur there would be
great damage in Laconia. The enormous
volume of water in the lake would be pre-
cipitated upon the city and probably every
dam along the stream from Lake Village to
Franklin would be swept away as well as
great many bridges and some buildings.
There is much excitement and some people
already entertain thoughts of moving to high
er ground
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

sa%A One of the largest best located, and most de-
EiiS sirabe cottages at Morris Cove nsarNew HavGn
kEId to rent for the 1t has large kitchen
with water brought in), dining room and sitting
room ard six large sleeping rooms we'll furnished
There is also good barn belonging with 1t. Apply
to r. STEVENS, at the ONCE of the G. F. WARNER
MFG co 2l2 East street. New Haven. ala If.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

kkSA SUITE of unfurnished rooms on second
HI floor. Also furnished Toora, with without
6W board, No. HOME PLACE.
ais It,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

BLAINE MARCHING ON.
Delaware and Indiana in
His Column.
BEATEN IN NEW JERSEY.
The Delegates in Tennessee
For Arthur.
General Gordon i'm Despair,
His Only Hope i'm Zebehr
Pasha.
General Gordon in Despair
His Only Hope Ina Zebehr
PRsha.
POLITICAL.

BIatne's Chance i'm IndiGnR-A Partial
Victory for His Forces.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE Blaine fol-
lowers achieved partial success to day in
the Republican State convention by the Sc
lection of four delegates at-large to the Chi
cago convention. Hon R. W. Thompson, ex-
Secretary of the Navy, Senator Benjamin
Harrison, Hon. John 81. Baker of Elkhart and
Morris Mcdonald of New Albany Nc
Donald is an ardent supporter of Ores
ham for the presidency, but the others
are staunch admirers of Blaine and will vote
for him provided Indiana has no chance for
the first place. Senator Harrison does not
regard as fattering his chances for reelection
to the Senate-his term expiring in 1861
Republican off year in Indiana. 1t is
the belief generally expressed that Governor
Porter will be Senator Voorhees, successor if
the next General Assembly is Republican.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

TRENTON, April 1.-THE Republican con.
vention took place here to-day. The princi-
pal interest was the struggle between United
States Senator Sewell and ex-Secretary
George M. Robson. The latter is a strong
Blaine man and failed to get the nomination
to the Chicago convention. An effort was
then made to select Mr.. Robson as alter
nate, but in that he ives defeated, Jesse
Lawson being chosen. The delegates at
large are: Senator Sewell. State Senator
Gardiner, Congressman William w. Phelps
and Judge Frankfort. The delegates are
uainstructsd.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
TELEGRA PHIC JOTrINGs.

Base ball yesterday: at Baltimore, Unions
7, Nationals 8; at Brooklyn, Philadelphia s,
Brooklyns 1; at New York, Metropolitans 4,
New Yorks 1; at Baltimore, Baltimores Is,
Monumentals 3; at Reading, Pa, Providence
IL, Actives 1; at Washington, Buffalos 4,
Washingtons 3; at Pittsburg, Detroits 9
Alleghanys 2; at Cincinnati, Cincinnatis 8,
Pittsburgs O.; at Holyoke, Bostons IA, Holya
Okes l.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
NEW DOMINION.
The Harvest of @ Political Life.

The Harvest of q Political Life
OTTAWA, April 1.-THE Dominion Parlia-
ment after voting away $79. 900, 600 will pro-
rogue on Saturday. Sir Charles Tip
per, minister of railways and also
high commissioner of the Dominion
at London. will resign his former position
Immediately after the session and reside in
England where the Dominion government
has purchased palace for him to reside in.
Sir Charles entered politics poor; he retires a
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

HOUSE AT the conclusion of the morning
hour the House went into committee on the
pension appropriation bill. At the conclu-
sion of the general debate which was devoted
mainly to the compensation of pension
agents the bill was read by para
graphs for amendment. Mr.. Golf, of West
Virginia, offered an amendment that no
proof shall be required as to the physical
condition of the soldier on entering the SER
vice and that cases that have been rejected
on this ground shall be reopened and re
examined, and it there be no other grounds
of objection the pension shall be allowed.
Mr.. Randall made the point of order that
the amendment was not germsne. The
amendment was ruled out on the point of
order.
Mr.. Brumm offered an amendment throw
ing the burden of proof upon the govern
ment as to the condition of the soldiers on
entering the service, and Mr.. White, of Ken
lucky that the mother of soldier shall be
presumed to have been dependent upon him
if she had no other means of support.
There was a long controversy over the
proviso that after July 1, 1884, the allow
ance to pension agents for vouchers shall be
but SIS per hundred.
Mr.. Rosecrans, of California, offered q
substitute for the clause providing that the
duties of pension agents shall be performed
by paymasters of the array to be detailed for
that purpose. The original text was amended
to read 500 per one hundred and the appros
priation was increased to correspond $66,
900.
The debate on the substitute was pro-
longed and not being likely to terminate soon
the committee rose without action upon it
and at p. m. the House adjourned.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18

More Delegates For BIaine-DeIaware
Gives Him Her Delegation.
WILMINGTON, April 1.-THE Republican
State convention was held at Dover this af-
ternoon. The stalwart delegates from the
First ward of this city were refused admis-
sion to the convention on the ground of
fraudulent election. Among the resolutions
adopted was one endorsing Blaine, but not
instructing the delegates. President Arthur
was not mentioned. OF the six regular dele
gates and six alternates all are for Blaine
with the exception of one regular.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
apnp7rsa1HN oO,OOO.
The American Real Estate Exchange.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATE AGENCIES,

nUn1OnB
te
Properties
t1@f
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
Arthur Delegates In Tennessee

arthur Delegates In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE Republican
convention met here to-day and nominated
Judge Frank T. Reed as governor and elected
delegates to the national convention at Chi
cego. Arthur has a majority of the dele
gates.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

49, WITHIN ten minutes drive of postofnce, \
Sia gentee1 house, 8 or rooms, nice barn. hSnery
6V and chickens, two three acres Of land, large
quantity of apples, cherries, grapes and small fruit
excellent water nice neghborhood, beautiful shade
trees. To the right party will rent reasonable, or
will sell more or less land to suit purchaser.
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
alStf So Church Street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-18
GIAIRVOYANT

IT HE celebrated Business, Test and Healing Medi
: UNI, MRS j. j. CLARK, 228 Grown ST., old No.
1885, is winning golden opinions daily by her marvel
Gus powers. Mrs CLARK may be consulted on all mat
ters pertaining to business, social life arriage els
ease etc etc. Under her treatment. many invalidE
in this city have been restored to health. She
pounds vegetable remedies from roots, herbs and
barks, which have a surprising effect acute and
chronic Complaints. Hours, 10 to IL q. M, to
1 %. M and evenings. ais