davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Sgi1l surssus t1-ay csrurrd IN Cfrs:zts snrrs a.
Ate7t,t en ne 8.eerneoa ef Car;Ss=aas Day. IA
Enicit ne rrvpCsrcr e tho Seors sEssriresG -
sasCt ultsTu prceEiaa. And 1tcr saa s1r epiii.,
wa IA is-anails, and -srvtvzS ScE- rr 3ve severe
VogaSs er r.-,pgs parrs q hss head. Ths xvG1,is
wuru lrcSgJ tr Dr. Alluzrs, whu 1Scvr~i.leG
1aE unr ct lls olc~s hni CURSED sss.,nt fracture
lt 4lu satl- Art1uu m -Ar ma-ssr has ereu ie-
rrsG ,E lie saartf las;I q n ascsrtiires whether
zi,g iuiu-'us rr,s-s ett-tl g rrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Nv hs.hss t-v rrsssSsc~s AS was ard a., sas
rrss :sssssssse ~ se'sSsres -isssasss s,sssac
~ ~ - Iascr-a.sr erer ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

SHAREHOLDERS ARR Nort-
- t,i sNas ~ ltesa y So rer saw q INV aul
r4yasas a ~ esecs - ~ Sesrsey.
ya-aa-s ~. ~ ~ ''''s ssn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

o. AaglI Ssuurtl AQrSe-Saces were wssaesseI
b. cryNd uirsieurrsS three cr tsd- hSansr-d pes-
pic, af whcn q n estsnasei ~ enc wAe WIS pre~
sra tit1 az lest tsGr,ifahs IN <t1ss ct IN
usaauzaUa. lt cusrse there was a zssl 3eal *
5rgvsl.s md ggir-eislgs tsG eGs sew asrsssS we're
maize
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

tne -assass Sess--ssS u,celas., & sAe Nsl,ss.,se
ssss a - sNsspsS : tas \ NJ, a 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

S'asseaass Nv. nee. SSsA. a. ksss ~sS Ssvss ~
a. e1ps-iaasafg1s tsS snetes - ~ CCzrt Gease
~faa >srla C1aas aaS NArtseaies tive. rhe t-~e
viiS st7>a3ye1d ser he >EEStS scAccs el Ne ktee
egsvalca Naasca. ne Sarser wzs esvs w an AAe
sifst- VS. a S-as1 SacSSss. >azEa Cntns ccehe
sevseg9 ~ asrVas SIS rs~ zrs4aserks ga A=,
auzrn'e learusg s-cQz1 sas sSsA& ~AseA ~ ~
al;sS sAe rrcr1 sssVcrvl Ssyae, fae ed ta<eieas1
ass'acs tasa ~,saaiy tes ser~ace, ~fla ~ Az.
g7'iis ass2 sessv, a1& tsseSs ses1e~s .a1 esalArr
Gr>vc Wv ussq-a asSevsssS Nt.A e19Ss eanlie~
S.z,ks Hss evtsN ss-A gives In tAs insa s,as ~
lfg >.t-ev, a <-sCr Ct nSsAt>-eSxl ensAs-rr a.
pVl7ed ssaliig Soit,s - Ne a-~ al sassla.s, MA
v'lit g7szsuy scr >azet Csaas - SeEsS rs. Aanss
~ aul- sllck2;-Ss y Lae e6izaaes Psac0 szG SavV
2rS * sae sas1Sssg rsrteasseez ss2 esss-s ~
>s1ti Caes, Se,. hes rsts-e1 lzinssAase,V Agsss
sescl tec rsi-irvr evliz heard u sas liSszsce
AK eiS Ma essaSglt-stsA asaNN Ssessy S,cAS
all eed-t->irvPtSG ap~n ~ s-s ssstce, shosA rs
ee-S .'ru, uiaie NV ss.le sfpsch ~haip BE
s-;iisS tle stAtSi,,s teea ui-Aa-~s AlaissG h. an
a-,usairisy ,lzSe, uneu tae eurtaa. usS <si.kseny
l,isG azif -srualed ne GA-rstr1.,- krs~ ~,th -
hassd caa1igs szd ezths,zs SessS ~ E-easarss toE
roizn.s a1d qll Tho c12Iirca saaAs1e1 assaa sAg
ssve and s11g q uusg, s'ase tNra came IN IA
lgsl1ls, gt ~ tr~e, tclcEec ~ tae rpaSt tes al
and -os ssuHiii-s sissei sitA ,eS.i ene~e ser al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Chers1-izts Day uaS silSnnAsp1 Al z-cazrd the
ssssilJ - a irpaeraSae atisss-s * Gru1 krn-Ssss
sirErng E1nt IN trve hsgaSr Inv Is eeyinsiag ~.
otslr n ll,si1ilnasa telia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

ftrrs .Aat az ~ GsAzxrrs sszals-rS uasl Aasu n
ascS " PsQsSa-s s,al Fs.as .hR-ss., ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
HaMaiisn Agricnltnral Cnmnanv-
iSSENHH.S NnrIrH

SHAREHOLDERS ARR Nori-
rsva>Ar Al 80 rfHcr 80 4 eseWsS 4 ~
laartrx ia "a - n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Eas ~ NJ N'ssns has Se~z Sasis sseeal h. he
heiac Naysszs,ra % Asrss.S ses raSs 9evS u
sseassy "a. ia1 IN tAe SeAQcssss II rs C'cnpazs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

To-Day I, ~ "a es-tASals ~ b. n Ssseus
pssnsgve Affrai, Sod Ga lAu rsSA a-S4 est1cc-s
tlRsaSv ccceraass tn sinl sveas e sae s2aa kitl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

q . -vPvsssG sAas ~ sziis "a Eszschss~3 a-c
lsssh cay as >asfszsg SasS nv sSsSsaSazS ssi~
gl't'lti1pn s's rsass gurrNsss zs1s eSssg r. s9g
h31lCheaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

A v~sS g@iGAEgsf cARassrsaS susssce VS. Ssse-
eSealzss, Nec, 5d ~ tAe $saSay SeAgSs SSszneessl
va ~ sesreS. rAe eA9-cA was ess-rcrssatpe,
S,sesesed fos ~ S>caScst wa essssSs e,s>Ass~l
st.o sre-seee1S eesse-S peAa< ~ sr~ea a.;
~ We y u we ~ ssrrseas ssss aeshses,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

At-SaiL khese, t-sni a1ferrndsata rusrls-d esls;-
alcueG -zao ~ tae Chfsssse tavasrs "a ~ ~ =
AK * ~ stA sza Ssru,-Ass . eaesa-sa, asls.es
Go. -aIlN.arSr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

tts saaarstaAla ArEeAse1 Ia sses, sssSaes aaa
sos eag-co sAaas ecesA naavs axkaeNnteyN kAa ser
NsssA * ~ sasrca Aesa= a. aashaeaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

NV >1T-its tf'cr'fs'su <grV'cS> a. .ae \ n 4. A.
81 eucv uuu 4-sgc,isst IN IN 2tA NJ ard .ae
sss-sisss vvsv vsrS asasr~stafss Hss, . { Nlcr-
-tE1 .tt-,lrvc-G E1u >cr-rsrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

ur NJ -allLi N -i1s r,lrIsE n Fisrll AMI E,s7
mann sIzr=tls- -liu4 Via anisll s-rz s;strs;II
luuu 1-ttiers 1e.r1lr suEIr ai,is sfslIlf y n r.
l1l-'y7ls szi1 Et gEuiliin m Munlil-y 1,.- .stil
nr esi.ii-tif 81 lu-Ii-Is. AMI tl---.i-s. fliI-,
II starI. 1FnEl EIE -lin 1Ill-;issssr-
x Isll1i i1zas .-resI ni-inEk Al1uis- lls.ii---
Christmas srs--sil= sils Il ne Cx1ilniir til-r
ii iiu -sisi s-ii ami iIi1i n lia .sfiiil-,
nEzIzI- By uItnlE1r. rle lrliitinn WIS sHzEisih
at i1lr 1zln hInullnr-nn IN tlln-snust sulEn Can
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

nv s[ass12- = ~ sans * NJ. Nsl1ss zeu
gs-sel'Ssfueus % NrEipisat ta-S md vsslssss -
m Ba-a-, Fa-a er Nazklii eun oasais crue-a-e
s-51iarrss - gsvtng hira a eaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

On scruun u ne sF-sssurs u 3Gss-CsS and other
sulga!crmuuts N : Z DUxsrt- j aiEs eseu sum
Pvllec % iecilnE zle Frgssvcc-e aurur lt q seat
eia slnIfng Leagifs;u.Iis, representative II
-,u .ifsJ--ri 1e < ruriaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

NV = NJ lug b. c1nIugncu N1epuig ls-lcs sl
sn iuaiN r-sIs-s ami szpta1tittu--s ev cnr Tn
lirfiilal seiL and aG-Glcl ~ currsV1
ltTsuuuEIiy 1ucsssa-v 30 Dc provided rrtA -nr
VI lu- 4 Cos iinrftS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
Hslawa Sugar Comnsuy.
q Rrewcr & ComnanY.

SHAREHOLDERS - ARE Mort
- 80 tAat siNragss e s. y rss SAN = az svi
e5ysols a. tle cnsr - 4, ggswNS & tNN
Nsse,sfa. ess. ~. ~ ~ f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

rfu rtvi ssl1t ergusnh By C.. 8 HslsiilIErlts'u ct
ius-f erHsra l1ntss sicsHrv1R ne IN iEist,
tzlG -ltfyuIuur zgutirrst sur -1e iutuntin'-.
At igpudl Eas 1rirl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

A. - ulustiii.s q aiu Wgaluls kcas,i u d =
SUES {, y, aeil a. k1r. ss-set ChGrrr ne =
isiss Faasr Ntfnzgzseu- E-i - 1-lit D Pr
Fa-ksr war has uHg evan cssldens " Aas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
psm ,Sasrrassnrat

Ne A-su Ale fSsis-S ssS kess,s aea ee,.,...i Al
ssssets,sNSss psase sHa Ssss,sss> Ses4 ssersssals
a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
ISLAND loeAls

rssoS : tie-.s-ss ssias ~ = sAa=s shlss,s,,ssr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

a. ar r1urai liH-s-ug II mn --lsigsss II -siff
,,liiilrs -ns inu n ms -f-- m III. -s,.i ,s-
'-e -hllslliE .a1f.AsuEn vera eier-ast a II rz-
in.A.ase. - hessrss. :. y. ExaE.e. a. e saf-
T. aialess y n ChuEa. : D. rtIie 4 -l.li.,ssisr
li-Lt " N-lli- Ihe .snrzrn 7aHr-f zafsn sissr,l~.
iilr snillisving gsntis.sn,, n Iis..r Ir- - -
M ztr-n e-Is=sllf. Inn : ~ eazsif. r,-lss,T-I.r
s-Liu g 4 riAiiun, .ss,-aEzr-. Nr A. -...rzlTIE.r
1EAir-iIirs Lsi1Eniil4=l nissSfrs : Q lislulsu :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

HusinusGay teersnrv 5s,. b nc sist,siH Uts
IN w-llt,n 1csissun ne eis.ssEs x s9s cvgzsy 81
have Al grp1rriritv % susus n an, Ayiil1I iit
u Ar privileges Vt a k-ruanc, Nsus s@sig and
-fszsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Lass Iraui II -iu -Ila lz ssis >EIlun 5g1sa va.,
suiat. -lIE Accommodation vas etl.i a. Il,
fsuuss- IEG ne zIIiirrf-Hs vnra ssir-iv -uz!sf Z,
s7uw Raai a. Ia via sha sylgssss wa, ~,
ir1Ifk-uness n IN t.,a decrease
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

The tEs-sug szrErssun gs 10 kinlgs Own AID M
klva- Guugt -luk Piacs Ete lst nsE.. the
s-1cus Iar-llng ~ lae siicuc1g grlG-Iis - -lr
lius;r ls slr SlsbraBaury >cifcui Eali Haicr the
.a1fpr-sail ll NJ " A. Ell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Al II-alupu uulin ilia 1-5LT-1uu * ziia
-it-i instant liit1ln s1f-Ilrr Ilz- zle ssr-s 1r
M lI--Iilinuzy sruurl-t sFTsrIIIL- iiurii -iie
lur--inr itlng sIuriirsi N't EiHr irsssi -lu
isrii. egtllnI, uiss-i Im me lrIuIlsss mi
-liH irr hsIng Ef- 1eiiInG. = y lrssiImahia -iar
l.is nIS--IIr i-Iriifenesi s-slF hsflrs .ia lc
,1mpiisnmHnr Z iis 1ur-,use-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

siir-huaE .srsst t-liz tig Post -Ciiica d, Esraa-
street, Aas 1Hur i1lg " tlI rguiie, alt ruy u
=-ITHrAliu, 1iIr-ug ia prevailing irv
weather. siA cgHfgr- The gtfect 1f taa ti-s5
Elin sscrn II cu iiliy eutcsG.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

NJ I. 2. der M Esii-sluEu iiisr-.a7sr s7.itF
las fuHIlHI a -iiuius GlsliuF Ezr-IusBsa. sslti
AzlrE-raI1 rruilfI-S Il lls lEE sssIr-. u s.is
.5--z 1iunx n tiiH lTuInlEs ii-El-- l,-sslliIzs ~
n M --ia T1r.rssIIl EElU lJvysllf nd a,rss
iii1 t-lirsa VIM TzTa 1s lEssii gllssi an s,,-
lii-Eillif sailsEr 1uu sims n IN arasv oss-
Ans Z .slIr-eInsl Ee1r- Az Ka-s -s--ur.;.-III.
= q 1frgr lHE gaSnesi INN a .una rsr--ruaue
Ai4i-lar lIilt IL lI-E-=s III -aSsa1Hhie-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

nv vsS,ss X ycs,A give h ~ sSsd spi N
ssn ~ sSissS Aoe tStsesS nyys Sss1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Cu siH .5tii IT.. uns al saa N51uaau r.llev
cu=s r,liiiuat Trfsi 1r-Tzi-p ia--al,n I-ll --lH
-Irss az -llr ruilisin tirzsv ne ls.riITilnt1f
NJ tiin -lE--u-e. Ms : & E,rwar aur an ms
1TTasya7- zIgViir iie hIiv saiI n sluil 1 suaIunr
uu INJURIES tUr size sIzyiIliisi
lr-Iissaa t.lHr IN uIite lEInfIi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

rln -,l1u,rsiu as-5Iciury Is AIai Iil Il lrliuurv
-lr -ia gr-sgur IuI lu Ca VII De 6srthcuuiisr
---lm -ii1 ssEilsauiHlt SIR ABOUT lne xssk Cla
gr-vllilng sui Trll1Hr irns ~ suahle u, l,si-
sral auilr ~ hrtilsg 1ig hifrEizr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Ia lfi- ilr1-i lHs issu slIurli7 iIrzl-ll.slltsi
tiII-IE ler ~ 1iir- ami -lH an az isE AI1-Ira
A'L's7iE iiia -ll -llEi aus-TlalH N lIss,err-uu
J-iI. 1srHIr lr iza s,ur-r L = 17-Iitahii. n l-.
riiit r 4 iI-ili zuHllii uIr NtE zsiIr-iilHs ant
-liuInrn siiiults ahur fiat a.in lirzz--f 1l-tit-
silnIniinit az LApiau rig-1Hv xii si1ur-tr r-srii
.iIl --irf.iHr-l saua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

SIaiunl Sil-zgs ~ Lambert Z Cg.s i.ssasapsit.
n A. " illlii, asr niaiutsH
M,suhff ~. liam A{c,- -anilss.s,s ssss1lus,s.t
Aursfl t-IrI l1tirrzlusiH-v Court. : l. kf1likru
soc pillurf IpprLlHat; NJ Easrh 6Jr .iufssn,ih1E
" e eaaiiues ". N It.silltI- E-eSpazS, Arreal
l--,ug LIstEigL gliilge IL EimaSlH EIlvaii.
E'gal1 alE haTuinr ~. Chas. La,uss,us srssrsss.
Hs-s.rf @ltr Eaifrs l1stisa " Eifs.
>asphuu Sruucur vs. IL x h1isai. i.,s,unrsiE
>1ihst q E1u-ss-n clr rihnEf
s.,ia AMI Nislt vs. la,nr1 e Pntv7 .iscr-
ulguL 4lfl k-lssuI sur PiAinE.ifs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Ehu alug ~, All >.as issfalt ln a osuiale cnii,i.
The Az1rlHv- -iaugral Sur tha CF,lwus Eahu R-is-
siil llr irisuiHglE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Mssszs CIsr5s a Cauia. LIE l-.enls II 1ia VIEW
Glgigru MIf-IHl LIN A.szurInca Cd, lt ssissuu.
Miss. TilIi-it cfrupHuv lis ssIilfl.n Nsiii WINS
lusursi. 1H7s Iutznesi 1la laininist-1tur nj -ln
sssats If tliH iess-asssu, iHr .sie 1aiirv dlr SH
viii aH usiu E-Hr N nm alr ne 1snerir W -sin
lsIT--.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

rsso.S : to-...as sslas ~ : sAs-s sh4sss,ssr
fi,rs IA. az ~ CsAzsrrs seals,rS uisl aasp ~
ascz ~ sseasa-S sss2 rssiss Aa=sasl ~
rss hsas,s Az Esssisaess As sves as.a a = sAs
zl >eess-s ssreN ~ zsaSeres -stsrtssss syNSssacS
III sA'~ a a=cr~ese ever r>SI
rse saSssss Sssssssss sseesass * sAe sgss,sazs
sssI a ~ e,saSS = tAs \ No, A 81
rhs rr-sess ~ ~ nla.sssy a1Ss Cs-as.zs.s,sss,
ziazs = ssiness asd x an ssas-asa,s Sssee u
Tas ~ NJ Nas,ss Aas eSsz Sssas sseeal ~ he
fsicise Nty-szscn 20 1er.si tae raSs ssyS u
sssiay "a. a11 n tse SeaNrsissss Il saa Ccnseass
H9--Aas n ~ "a ss-tASAss II i. n Ssssos
psrsrscvr saHHai, sod ca aAu EsSA a->a rsi1c,--s
tsR-a'v sclcsSaass zag 3hl sseas e NE sasa sisd
q = -uprsssG sAas ~ sz,s "a Ps1,cna.,us 4-e
zsss'h eals as Salszsaa, Sus7s t4v seSsssazo azi-
glifiit-'n ers ssass Purr>sSS sss sotsg n 9g
A'alschsuA-
Na-saal FlsrSs. e-sni aassrusasoa pecslsud. eos.
aicurs zsal ~ tae Chasese tasasrs "a ~ - :
,lg gs IN Sta S=S slsrSSSsse b cspsazsa.s Gsleee
Csi1,ss gazlSaVc>.
flg >sHliss af,sSursn SrrvicS, n az Y n &. A.
81 suc- uri 4saSc.ist IN IN Vta NJ t-t ~
ssf-s,~ss -vsg vssy tslsrssisiss 4ss, y { NJ
---s hslvvv-i av -esus'H.
I. nv sSsssa0- = ~ sazav e NJ. Nsllss asu
sslsel,Safneus st NIFiolast Fs-S ssl visslssss =
iag Fals-, Ps-s sr Saski1i eaa oSsaiss srss.a-e
ssiri2ss's = sssis hiaa saL
I ras sss C,ll Eesop's ls,1 Va sass ssrsss spt,,-
Sg 9v rfSsisuce sf Asn- =. g elSaVe gal oe
ilslruszNi. zies -4u a1sTsces X Hfa-ustuv Eelgo,
s'iiils~ss ssyga'Ss 'ssaaSs g.
f -. -. - - - o.
-. Y asrtasr criiIEsiz. Ct aisrisusAs Putase y
IN E1iAxa >ll,az Cls, &. ES-ysrr 4 C3s ciniacG
sad ~ sass;aia ASe'c'iisa-sl CO.
A sspss-suzs.s-e Il 40 li,s.ssss.. assssgral,. !.
s-asuis IN rvG-t -evrnssnS azd saasr sii,iil
Sa-Asr;asss ~as tAs &onr a. -ae NsrsissSaisHl :
s.l1. "a iSsssss, x ass bad eoniihes
Monday sas yssss ~. ~is 10 aazirsrsasS e. tls
5Hra X 1sr hliis-str ~-lrSu SirrfsnsA Na.r-Ner-
a,,n WIS bead. % acSours z ae'snrsss e s-r
AlS5sssy's s;sssr. t-tirrrss osSazAl1s,
ras ~ s,,ar -as uSasc~d IN vurv Saptls IN
-ahs crtr ~ aryrur rvsl u selis aur DC asuil
valsss u sIgs1ss-y uss s0isg sf 1rreracSur laI
so'lis sga', 1ooe'il'ie N sar '''S7aS"a-
nrr G. rlrunn. aau s.sasa-=r q tAs Y. NJ. c. A
caSaivsl en- N'E fsa=s my 81 srrcssr'esrs - t19
urssrErrsun Wii,f tslh l1aifisl zaku aiziT calL
1raa rsevpncH SlHEairss Hir'sl sz-sasT zcsarS,
rhs siacuua si aaicsr, ef Ess S1sSia.s,psa $
ASSISTANCE b st s2s ~ usseSngs y ~ held 81
-1v rRusS =-nur-gE gvuui1lS Artsr tae sieel,pr.
ieei-s snsses IN -Sr'v = res ~ Il sfe Chiarss,
E4,ilvslay Eser,larv ssA. b sau ss..t1a iis
IN saira sNc1ssun Ne sts.7srs q De sogizsy "
iltlp Al SnI'E1stt - si1rs n an aSii N ilit
. u AZ privileges VI q 6-ruanc, wee sasT tii1
sfsn.
/ A. t,s r1estai, u aau w5aisl's E,a.,I " d =
ssuns, 3, y, held a. For ss-svt ChGrrn "a anr 3
isss-. pager Miliis,Esea- Esil ee 7zsisi b Pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17
DO We Need a New Registration

From what is daily taking place in the
two houses OF the General Assembly it Is
cosy 10 see that there must be new re-
glstrations given the counties and cities
asking for them, or there must be gene
re-registration OF the voters OF the State,
or some fairer and better mode for gene
raj purging OF the lists provided than
now exists. In case new registration for
the State or for this city is determined on
the people OF Jackson Ward will probably
ask for relief. The political complexion OF
that ward. it is alleged. has done great in
Jury to property out there. A gentleman
long connected with party affairs here en-
presses the belief that, with or without a
new registration, by proceeding under the
three-precinct bill OF Mr.. L0yenstein the
City Council may now. without detrlment to
the public interest, come to the relief OF
this ward. He says that in the ten or
twelve years since this ward was laid oil
there has been such increase Of population
here. and things have so changed, that it
will not now be difficult to put the greater
part of that territory in better political
position than il Is in, and that without
peril to the public or party safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17
Mauchester md Chesterfield.

A full and very interesting meeting OF
Ruth Council. No. 3, Order OF Chosen
Friends, was held at Odd-Fellows' Hall
last night. Mr.. w. X. ID. Glascoyne, act
ing supreme councillor. addressed 1t, and
exempted the unwritten work OF the body
i'm very pleasing manner One candidate
was initiated. This order proposes to give
ball on or about February 18th. Messrs.
r. B. w. Beattie, w. X. Lloyd, George q.
Ely, ID. ID. Beattie. John O'Brien, George
w. Toby, and William NJ. Lipscomb con-
stitute the committee OF arrangements.
It Is understood that the school Board
will have a called meeting tonight at the
Council chamber TO consult win the COM
mittee from the City Council concerning
the erection OF two new schOol-buildings-
one ior the white and one ior the colored
pupils. Fifteen thousand dollars Is Thought
10 be sufficient sum TO erect these build
ings. which amount the School Board will
ask for. The interest on this sum will be
about $500 more than the rent OF the pres
ent buildings amounts to. The increase In
school population in the last two years
demands that larger buildings be procured.
Two buildings-One OF twelve and one OF
ten rooms-are considered ample to meet
all demands, white or cOlored.
The basement OF the Baptist church is
being painted, the walls whitened, and
such other improvements made as are
found TO be necessary. BY sunday week
the room will be in perfect trim.
Chesterfield County Court adjourned
Tuesday night until Thursday the 17ih.
Isham Loving, charged with trespass,
was tried and acquitted.
Moses Loving. charged with same offence.
Convicted and fined Is with costs.
walter j. Scott, colored lawyer. and
the manager for j. Ii. Hill 4 Co., contrac.
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,,nor,.u,to Miuera,.watcr Dr,ukcr.

What well-informed correspondent
says OF Congress Spring in letter 10 the
New York Graphic. August q. 1888:
By the by. the great mineral-watcr
drinking public are burryingtO slake their
thirst at this fountain. not only because Of
its efficacy. purity, and acknowledged sani-
tary properties, but because OF the rcpara-
ton OF their systems. impaired by rasping
waters, invariably receive. A few years
ago there was mania for strong and harsh
waters. The injuries wrought upon their
constitution by this unnatural indulgence
ultimately worked out revolution, and
now all sensible people who value health
use the mider and safer waters like those
OF this celebrated spring. In fact, the old
Congress was the '.father OF waters" not
In volume like that OF the Mississippi, but
because OF It's paternity, dating back to q
period when Saratoga was primarily recog-
nized as resort, and where the existence
OF this mineral spring enhanced the attrac-
tions OF the Spa, just as the waters Of the
mineral springs'of France and Germany
have invested vichy and Ems with world
wide reputation.
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The Collision on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway.

These are additional particulars in the
following: The night-eXpress train No. 5
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. which
left Richmond Monday night at 10 O'Clock.
bound west. collided with an east-bound
freight tram. No. l6, loaded with coal.
Tuesday morning at $40 o'clOcka short dis
tance west OF Clifton Forge. At Clifton
Forge trains stop for meals. and the express
train had gotten but short distance beyond
there when The collision occurred. 1t ap-
pears that the freight train was running on
the schedule time Of the express, thinking
to get into Clifton Forge before it should
leave, and but for the fact that the express
was running slow the damage to both
trains and the loss OF life would probably
have been more serious.
The casualties were George Quick,
brakeman OF the express train, killed, and
Frank r. West, mail agent, who resides in
Pet rsburg, slightly bruised.
The damage TO the trains was small.
One OF the engines had its headlight and
pilot knocked off; the other had the door
Of the cab STAYED in. and the trucks OF four
freight-cars were Knocked from under
them. causing the coal TO be piled upon the
track. on which account the express was
delayed until II o'clock VI. At that hour
the Debris had all been removed, and the
train took its departure upon its western
bound trim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Robert jefferson (colored), charged with
being a suspicious character, was sent TO
iail for six months In default OF surety.
James Smith (colored), charged with
stealing one HORSEPOWER OF value OF S3from
w. Lipscomb. Not guilty.
PHI. Callahan. charged with assault and
battery. was discharged.
Stephen RatclitFe and Amanda Riley
doth colored), charged with assaulting
and abusing each other, were bailed for to-
day.
BENJAMIN Jackson (colored). charged
with leaving his team on the street without
holding the reins in his hands, was fined 81.
Robert Norment, charged with being dis
orderly on the street, was finedS2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17

The following is an extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Hessengsr. a, Cham-
bersburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTREss.
Just open the door for her and Nrs Winsiow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this we are 10 sarc that Ne will
teach our "Susy" 10 say, "A blessing ON Mrs.
Winslow" for helping her to sar,Ivs and escapc
the gripping. colicking, and teethIng siege MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves shc
child from pain, and cares dysentery and dlsr-
rhea. II softens the gums, reduces nalmnition,
cures wind-colic, and carries the infant ,afely
through the teething period II performs precisely
what IL professes to perform. every par, OF tho
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. wlnsiow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
" Soothing Syrup for Children Teething." n we
had the power we would make her, as sle s. =
physical savior to the infant race. sold 10y al
druggists. twenty-five cents a bottle -------
il - eoJiw
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ONE OF THE MANY

ADVANTAGES IN DEALING WITH HOUSE
LIKE OURS is THAT AT ANY TIME OF
THE YEAR THE STOCK Is so LARGE
THAT YOU CAN FIND JUST WHAT YOU
WANT. WE ARE NOT ovERSTOCKED
AND ARE NOT GIVING GOODS AWAY
JUST FOR TIE SAKE OF MAKING ROOM
FOR SPRING STOCK, As 1T Is ONE OF
THE THINGS WE DON'T DO, HAVING
THREE LARGE FLOORS TO HOLD THE
STOCK WE OFFER.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT CONTAINS
4 CHOICE LINE OF FOREIGN WOOL
LENS.
OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT Is STOCKED
WITH THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS FOR
COACHMEN's AND SERVANTS WEAR.
OUR OvERCoAT DEPARTMENT CONTAINS
EVERYTHING THAT Is STYLISH AND
WARM. FROM TIE FASHIONABLE NEW
MARKET To THE OLD STYLE CAPE.
IN MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS, OR CHlLDREN'S
SUITS WE HAVE JUST WHAT YoU
WANT. BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE.