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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

ElNIATUEK hLHANAC-JULY 23. 1854.
IN, rise........... Oil HIgH TiDE.
sun sets........... 7:2I Morning ........... STA
Moon sc.s......... s: 7 Eycnin2............ 5:37
PORT OF RICHMOND. July -, 1851.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John :. Pcirson, Snow, Orch.lla
IS and. Orchil1 guIun, TrayIl, Snc1d x CO.
schooner Edwin a. Kirk, Maxwell, Phlla lei
uI.ia. coal. f.. l.. Il lrphy.
schooner Emma -. EnticO;t, Bowel, Kennel C,
icc, Mr.. Jane kins.
SAILED.
steamer ord Dominion, walker. New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers, e.. W. Allen Co,
agents.
steamer Virginia. Tunuill, Philadelphia. &c.
steamer Ariel. diilprd. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. .ind passengers, l.. h. Tltuin,
schooner Fannie stewart. Lane, New York, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
POPT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JULY D. 1854.
lily telegraph
ARRIVED.
schooner william II. Bailey, Bailey, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Guyand0ttc. Kelly. New York, merrhan-
disc and pas tncers. g.. ". Allen & Co, agents.
Schooner L. T.. Williams, -. Norfolk.
Schooner John Proctor, Lane, Boston, coal,
Clcsapetk c and Ohio railway.
Schooner Kate Craig, -, Washington, ID. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STUIK EACI AN6E.
TUESDAY, July %, 1851.
SnEs-FRsT BOARD.-1,000 Richmond
city SIS at 1871; LOCO Virginia new SIS
(iull coupon) at So; 800 Virginia new 9's
(fractionaD at So.
SECOND BoARD.-si,62S.2O Virginia new
IS with all coupons) at So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

DEAUTY.-For Sunburn, Tan, and
I'D Greasy Skin, Blackheads, Plmples, skin
Blemishes, and lnfantie Humors use CUTlCURA
SOAP, a real Beau.iher. Jy 29-Su,W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23
CuREN EVERY CASE,

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsell all Other
medicines keep for skin-diseases. My customers
aud patients say that they have effected cure In
every Instance where other remedies have failed.
II. w. BR0CkWAY, NJ. ID.
FRANKLIN FALLS, n. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA, soc. (;
REsoLvRST, Al SOAP, csc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
Send for HOW re CURE sKIN.DisEAsEs.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23
I T is n y 7

A CURE ALL. but As a tonic and health renewer
and for Blood and skin Diseases, and troubles de-
pendent on impure or Impoverished blood, Swiits
Specific j. Without a rival.
any baby six months old broke out with some
kind OF shin humor. and after icing treated i've
months by nay family physician was gwen up TO
die. The druggist recommended swift's Specific,
and the result was gratifying as II WAS miracu-
Ious. Nv child got well, all traces OF the dis
case Is gone, and he Is Us fat Is a pig
Minden, Rusk county, Texas.
81 used swifr's specific on my little daughter,
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had resisted all sorts Of treatm ent. The specific
relieved her permanently, and shall use Y IN my
practice W. T.. BROSTE. NJ. ID.
Cypress Ridge, Arb.
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free 20 applicants.
THE swfr. SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca.
New York once, lss Twenty third street, be-
tween Sixth and seventh avenues; Philadelphia
once. i2o5 Chestnut street. ~ is-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE PA
/ MIrNKEY-RIVER FARM Al NEW CAS-
TLE.IN KING WILLIAM COUNrH.-A5 trustee
I'm a deed of trust executed by II. q. Tomlin. Jr,
dated the lCth DAY Of June, 1850. and o; record
I'm the clerks Office of the County Court Of King
William county, end az the request Of the holder
Of the note sccur II therein, shall on
Friday, AUGUST 10, 1884,
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises az
II 4. NJ, an UNDIVIDED ONE-FDCRru ~
TFkEST IN THAT YALU ABLE AND HIGH
IN-IMPROVED FARM CALLED EDDL'I r..
The FARM contains 347 ACRES, more or less,
situated Immediately on the Pamunkey river &c
New castle ferry, in King William county andls
one Of the most fertile farms In that section.
The sale will be made subject 10 the rights OF me
tenants for tha Cscnt year. the purchaser 10 take
The rent from The day OF sale.
TRuYs OF SALE: Cash enough 70 pay Az costs
Of executing the trust, about 500, nui 10 pay the
Gcht thereon secured, 1874 with Interest from the
10Th OF June. 1883, aud the remainder in TWO
cru.l pavmcnts at six and twelve months, inc
ilrcnn.cr u receive decd, and . give a trust
ICED upon TIE property 10 secure the deferred
p3Yncuts. bEOhbt l. law
~ l7-30t ltl-t".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

BALTIMORE, July 22.-VirSinia G'S, con-
solidated, 3It; past-due coupons, y; Viz
ginia new 3's, 5i4. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23
STOCKS md BONDS.
\ Quiet Day in Wall street.-the Special
Features.


New York, July 22.-The stock market
to-day was quiet and without special fel-
turc. At the opening speculation was
weak and prices declined 5al9. After II
A. NJ. the market became tirmer but con
tinued duh. Near the close q moderate
buying movement set in and prices adj
vanc,d 10 the highest point OF the day.
The improvement ranged from to ~;
Lackawanna, Changers, Northern Pacific
prefer. ed. and Union Pacific being tn
most conspicuous. The market closed
strong. Compared with last nights clos
ing, prices are 4als higher, except Omaha.
Pacific Mail. Wabash Pacific, and Missouri
Pacific. which are IL : lower. Sales, no.
600 shares.
NoOp.-Stocks frmeT. Money. 2a3 per
cent. EXchange-Long, 4S3aiS3{; short,
4S5a4Sjl. Governments firm. States dull.
Ereaing.-Exchange 4S3. honey, |
per cent. Sub-TrcaSurv balances-G Gold,
Sl2o,234; currency. S9,s65. Governments
firm; 4 Per cents, 12Ct; per cents,
IOO. State bonds duh.
Alalama-Ciass a." to j......... y
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SCOOP MAIL daily Except ~uuilyl
1000 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily .eN.t..
sunday
ZOO A NJ. NIGHT ENPREeS dH'lN ..N 10 nj

500 L. NJ MAIL dairy teNrffA SUNNY
1000 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily .rN.t..
roc AN. NIGiiT EXPREss daily ey.r''l
dav.l
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATIONS Et..er ri.I-
mOud and Scottsyille leaves kic1W 90 \. So,
returning, arrives 40 Richmond ~ j. VI.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Richmond with associated rl. 81. ~ tf
point, south, and Richmond. trgi ......r- ana
Potomac railroad for Ill pului- N'rtI. .. ItI
hurg with Virginia Midland railway .Nr f.' ,...'.
North and Norfolk and Western -Ii"H' ..r
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Atlaut1. 'In.i. .' -..
Louis, Nashville. Loui-yilc, " mgI'.. .. Nr.
leans, AMI all points in the Sruf.i, ~'.'IF p. .I.
Texas. sleeper I;uchhury to Sc" % .i.tI- tIH
Chattanooga without change. auI Hl l.I H.-.i
trains. Train No. 1 make close r..NU.IIH. q.
Memphis and an southwestern pHIHi'. tIi it 30.
several hour, hy-Oycr 40 th3tt1nuH-f, 81 tNt'.I
Forge with Chesapeake and ohio rIINH. o.. $780,
Southvc.I, Northwest, end w., l. .Niut.
with Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD, ml. Int .. a.
connection AZ Harper Ferry 90 lut 'rIu Putt
burgh. the West. North, mud tat.
Niefptpg-c1F u,'0rtDf O. Nsf T. .pf'Ss g
LlncLbuTg.
Train, marked daily except ~mi1FL
Ticket sold Co. ali points. ''ar.-t 1900 ''.'
Main street, 1000 Main. aud 40 EIruWnni AMI N.-
lcchauy depot, Eighth AMI canal -irt'.
i. Il. NAtNi| snp,
NV 10 General PASSENGER t'd L'ur. a.. p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23
BY X. Il Chaftin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
BY George :. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No, 7 Tenth street.

IfV'EI I37I'I17 ~ wv ~ -
No. Tenth street.
V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT, WITH
1 FRAMED DWELLING THEREON, NO. 3l2
WEST DVNAL STREET. DISTANT 80 hEEI
From Judah STREET, LOT Is by ABOUT
I5O FEET TO An ALLkI.-in execution OF
decd Of trust from Hannah Dawson 70 GeorFc :.
Na.ron, dated April l, lsS2, recorded IN me
eIoFk's Office Of Richmond Ch1nccry Court IN ID.
r. 100 y, page 362, To- secure the payment OF Il
-uin OF money therein specified default having
been made In the payment thereDf Will being
thereto required by William y. Barret. one ~ the
bcntfciare OF said deed. proceed % sell at pnohc
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, july 81. 1884,
at G o'clock T.. ~, the PROPERTY above de-
sCribcd.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale aud three
sums OF S3qO.56. slll.3~, and $3.50, WIN Ia.
tcrCst from May 4, lSs2, M pild' balance u
any, as may De announced at sale: ..,,,
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
tvI9 substituted Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES Thl. nav.
Ny Jas. MacdoussiL Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
DICHMOND BAZAAR,

our regular sale win takeplace
TO-DAY
AZ I O O'Clock, at which time We expect 10 oher
number OF
EXCELLENT HORSES AND MULES,
Tor city and farm purposes.
oo.., sECoyD.uAND BUGGIES, PHAE-
'''''"' Tons, and WAGONS.
Jy23 +. u. Gown Auc'iol,ee,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-23

ST. LOTS. July 22.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; closed tasc. under yes
terday; No. > red. SlaSi}c. cash, SilSiic.
July; No. red. 7Sc. Corn dull and lower;
41al7ic. cash. Ale. bid July. Oats mae
dive and lower; 31a32!c. cash, 2Glc. July.
Whisky steady at SI,QS. Provisions quiet.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31
FOREIGN.

De Lesseps announces that the In
ternat!onal Technical Commission which has
been studying the question has decided to
70 ommend the widening of the present sueI
Canal rather than the construction of II new
one.
The Irish team won the Elcho shield
at the rife match at Wimbledon.
The Governor of Dongala telegraphs
the Cairo authorities that he defeated 5000
followers of the Mahdi near Debbeh.
Sir Laurence Peel, cousin of the late
Sir Robert Peel, and one of the biographers
of that statesman, has just died in London.
He was in his s6th year.
The cholera epidemic at Toulon and
Marseilles shows no indication of abating,
says a cable dispatch. A panic was created
at Toulon by the arrival of 100 collins ordered
from Marseilles. In order TO ahay
the excitement It was found neces-
sary to send the coffns back. Toe
Russian Government has ordered strict
guard at the frontier raj way stations against
the introduce on of the disease, and the
Spanish Government has established n rong
sanitary Gordon in the Pyrenecs. Cases of
cholera are reporto 10 have occurred at
Paris Vienna. and Madrid.
At meeting of the shareholders of
the Panama Canal scheme I arts 1t was
stated that the canal would be open for traffic
i'm 1ssS.
The French Academy of Medicine
proposes an international congress TO discuss
the prevention and cure of cholera. DIR.
Koch has asked that the congress meet I'm
Berl n. Marseilles dispatch says:
1.-THE aspect here IL becoming SOM err.
Tho steamer which arrives weekly
from Algeria Is suppressed. Tho line to
Syria is stopped The South Amc rican pack
cts have ceased TO call here The customs
Offices and quays are deserted. There are
many funerals during the night, tho burials
being peri ormed by the aid of lanterns. The
Mayor has interdicted the annual fair, and
forbld3 the process ons of Aug. TO-
There was a desperate fight in the
Highland forest ownel by winans, the Amer
lean millionaire, between the eml loyes of
that person. Cne laborer was Killed by
gillic.
The Minister of Finance In Egypt.
acting under instructions rom England. do
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31
WASHINGTON.

President Arthur has called for the
resignation of Gen. Longs,reet United
States Marshal for the District of Georgia.
Attorney General Brewster complains OF
Longstreet's inehiciency and carclcssness,
and has recommended his removal. Mr.. John
+. Bryant, it is thought, will succeed Long
street.
Queen Victoria sent her congratu-
lations on the rescue of Lieut.. Greedy In re-
ply, President Arthur expr Cd the appre-
citation of the American people of the timely
gift OF tho steamship Alert.
"A meeting of the National Sanitary
Conference will bc held in Wash ngton Aug.
Z. The con 'ercnce is coz posed Of represent
atlvcs OF state Boards of Hea tn lis ob ect
authorities against the spread OF epidemic
diseases throughout the country
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue reports receipts for the fiscal year of
Sl2l 500, 039, decrease Of So, 6. 30l, mainly
on tobacco. Illinois leads the states in con-
tributions TO the National Treasury, having
paid S2J, 520,siS, Kentucky following with
S1s,5s3,1i2.
John G. Brady, of Alaska, George
+. Ihrie, of Pennsylvania, and Chester SEQ
Der, of California, have been APP pointed United
States Commissioners for the newly organ
lied District of Alaska.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

During the week 215,4SS standard
States minis, against 324, 900 during the cor
responding period OF last year.
A formal opinion that the fumes of
petroleum have no injurious effect has been
rendered by Surgeon General Hammond on
case presented by tho American Consul at
Malta.
Emo, the Ascending banker of New
York, has rented a splendidly-furnished resi-
dence at Quebec, where he will soon be joined
by his wife and three daughters.
The failures reported for the week
numbered 225 in the United States and Is in
whose capital was less than $1,000.
Surgeon General Hamilton was mott
fed that a child who recently arrived at
New Orleans from Toulon died on the steam.
er Annie p. Silver, at Port Anderson, Miss,
probably from cholera. A strict investiga-
ton was Mt once ordered by DR.. Hamilton
The attendance at the Grand Army
of the Republic encampmen<, at Minneapolis,
was tie largest in the history OF the order.
Gov. Hubbard welcomed the veterans to the
State, and Mayor Pillsbury. on behalf of the
city, extended welcome. The second day OF
the encampment witnessed grand parade,
that was received with tremendous cheers by
CO.. 600 people, who thronged every street on
the line of march. The parade pass cd the
City Hall, where children on n canopied plat
form were waving banners and singing an old
war song, viii, b the veterans took up. and
pas d on with uncovered heads. The third day 5
proceedings were somewhat tame, and were
not so large y attended A good many old
soldiers had private reunions at the camp and
in the streets. There was alSo Il prize-drl,
and in the evening campfire, at which
Gen, Sherman delivered speech. The
fourth and last day was devoted princira IL
TO the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. John S. Koutz, of Chic, who entered
the Union army in 1861 as drummer boy
Icing then but Il years of age, was elected
Grand Commander; John i. Rea, of Mime
apois, Senior Vice Commander; aud Ira
Is. Hicks, OF New Haven, Conn, Junior
Vice Commander. Port and, Me-, was So
lected as the place for the elcampment next
year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31

President and william Daniel, OF Maryland i,
for Vice President A platform was adopt
ed favoring woman suffrage and the aboli-
ton of internal revenue on whisky and
tobacco.
The Indiana Prohibitionists held two
conventions at Indianapolis. one party nomi-
mating IA State ticket while the others do
termined to organize Constitutional Amend
ment Association, TO secure the election OF
men to the Legislature who are well-known
Prohibitiobists.
The National Democratic Committee
met mt New York and elected William II. Bar
mum Chairman and ex-Mayor Prince. OF Bos-
ton, Secretary. A committee, consisting of
Mr. Barnum, Senator German, and Messrs.
smaliey of Vermont Kelly of Minnesota,
Dawson Of South Carolina, Villas OF Wiscon-
ain, and Miller of Nebraska, was appointed
to map out the work Of the campaign.
j. 8. Littell, of Newark. N. j., re-
ceived the following telegram from cx-Gov.
st. Jonn, accepting the Prohibition nomina-
ton for President:
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. July 25.-To the Hon
y as.,. =. fInoh: George r. Soft, or ~ p;
not receive your telegram until this morning.
While did not seek or q sire the nomination.
greatly apprec.a ate the unanimty with which
II was given as well n the honor IL conferred.
can only say now that Iacauiesce In the action
OF the convention. and. looking to God for His
guidance, shall try to do my duty.
JOHN F. ST. JOHN.
George o. Jones, Chairman of the
Greenback Committee of New York State,
has written to Charles Jenkins, u prominent
Ohio Greenbacker, expressing dissatisfaction
at the attitude of Gen. Butler. Mr.. Jones
says Butler must indicate his intentions very
soon, asthe true men o. the Grecnback party
care nothing about outside combinations.
and they are becoming impatient and discon-
tented ut the delay. If Butler does not run,
Mr.. Jones Gays, another candidate will he So
lected, and he suggests a conference of lead
ing Grcenbackers for that purpose the 9th of
September.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31
POLITICAL.

Independent Republicans from sever
al States gathered in New York on the 22d for
a conference. George william Curtis called
the meeting to order. and Charles II. Cod
man was chosen President The latter called
the nomination of Blaine an insult TO Amer
lean manhood. Thomas Bacon said the In
dependents had twice defeated Blaine aspi
rations within the party. A p atform was
adopted declaring that the abuses of the past
cannot be corrected under the leadership of
the Republican nominees, and 1t was unani-
Hendricks.
Ex-Minister Sargent, now in Massa-
chusctts, has recoiy od a dispatch rogue ting
him to run for Congress in one of the Clli-
form a di ,tricts.
The Greenbackers of the Sixth Iowa
District nominated Gen. J. Is. Weaver for
Congress ut Cttumwa. The pemocra ic con-
vention which met ut the samo place also
nominated Weaver.
Webster Flanagan has been appoint
cd Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Fourth Texas District.
The Wisconsin Democratic Conven-
ton for the nomination of State officers will
be held at Madison, Sept 10.
The Democrats of West Virginia
nominated T.. Willis Wilson for Governor,
after a stormy session of nine hours.
The National Prohibition Conven-
ton, after two days session nj Pittsburgh.
nominated John T. ST. John, OF Kansas, for
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31

mands the immediate payment OF arrears
of taxes, and agriculturists will be COM
PEELED to coll their crops In the field ut q
heavy sacrifice.
A dispatch from Paris says that at
Aries, France. q deplorable state of affairs
exists. There have been several deaths from
cholera; the water supply is cut OF, owing
to defects in the hydraulic apparatus; tho
carpenters refuse to construct collins for the
vict ms OF the ep 'demic; the principal IN
habitants OF the place are Geeing from II,
and food Is scarce. The suderings Of tho
people are great.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record Of the Week


A fire, originating in the block fac
tory Of Harvey g. Farr. mt Gloucester, Mass,
spread until property valued Mt $500. 600 was
destroyed.
Mrs. j. G. Swisshelm, whose name
has for forty years been q familiar one TO
the American public, died last week at her
homo In sewickey, Pa. She was born In
Pittsburgh In 1915.
The failure is announced of d. Root,
Sons g. Co., agricultural implement manu-
facturers, of Mount Joy, Penn, with liabiit
ties OF $4,000.
The Coatsville Iron Company, Of
westchester, Pa. has fai cd. The liabilities
are about $3.50, 900, and tne assets are esti-
mated at $4,000. Tho failure Is said TO be
due to the suspension of the agents, Carmi-
chael & EmmenS of New York. IL will re-
suit In throwing $50 men out of employ
ment.
Lewis Spencer. a colored man who
died in the poor-house of Niagara County.
New York, 10 believed to have been lis years
Of age.
The embezzlement of Sperry, the
absconding Treasurer of Chautauqua Coun-
ty, New York, amounts to 100000, and his
son converted Sle,O 900 OF the public funds TO
his own use, which he squandered In specu-
lation.
Overholt's distillery, at Connells-
vile, Pa, with three bonded warehouses and
1000 barrels of whisky, was burned, the loss
being placed at $685., 900, fully insured. Tbe
flaming whisky foated down the river, and
hundreds OF men got drunk on some saved
from the fire.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
paid s4O4,O 200 for l25 acres of land at Free.
dom, Pa, on which 81, 500, 900 will be expend-
cd in round houses and repair-shops.
The boiler of an engine on the Lee
high Valley Railroad burst near whitehaven,
Pa. J. w. Harsel, the engineer, his son. who
acted as brakeman, John Armbruster, the
fireman, and telegraph operator named
Smith were instantly killed.
Ex-Gov. Hartman, of New Hamp-
shire, has just died at tho age of 81.
Daniel Pratt, ex-Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court OF New York and Mt one
time Attorney General of that State, died at
Syracuse, aged 7s.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-31

San Francisco has started Eastward with two
lepers, whom he proposes to exhibit In all
the large cities and on the steps or Beecher's
Church In Brooklyn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-16
"WALKIN' fO' DAT CAKE"
Uolored Society Circles OF tns City Stirte
up by u Cake Walk.

Uolored Society Circles OF tns ,ity 5,irtoa
up by - Cake walls.
Last evening the Blaine drum corps
which is composed of oolored man, held u
cake walk in the second story of Fulton
opera house. The attendance of colored
people was large and the crowd included
many females. The white Republican
friepGs OF the corps, who were ex-
pected to turn out in great
number after the alleged victory in
Ohio, did not swarm to the room. The
coon8 were very slow 10 starting the walk,
owing to the bad outlook for capital but
by half past 10 o'clock the managers coz.
cluded that there was a sufficient attend
ance to warrant them in having the match.
AT that time. the following couples took
the lioor, after the selection Of vhito men
for judges Albert Wilson aud Miss Car
son, George Book and Miss Susan Smith,
Ed. Clark aud Miss Elizabeth Clark,
Henry Cooper and Miss Elmira Mo
Conomy, Henry Jackson aud Miss Mary
Proctor William White aud Miss Jane
Henry. After walking for some time tc
the music of AL old vioin, the price, large
cake, was awarded to Albert Wilson aud
Miss Carson, who. according 10 the views
of the Judges, displayed the most grace
Ed. Clark was good second, aud 1t wal
thought by many that he should have hae
the prize.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-16
ENTnUsiAsIIUALL WELCOMED.
SPLENDID Uvaron New fork's Houes'
aovernOr by ti,izsns "i brooklyn.

SPLENDID Uva,Ion 20 New Iork's Honest
Governor by tiissns "i Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Oct. l8-The welcome
given to Cleveland in Brooklyn to day
was very enthusiastic. He was met at
the entrance to the East river bridge by
an immense crowd. Cleveland stood up
in his carriage, bowing to the vast
throng. Above the deaiening roar of
cheers could be heard the piercing
shrieks of hundreds of steam whistles on
steamers and tugs on the river. His car
riage then took its place in line and q
grand parade started through town. The
houses on the line OF march were gaily
decorated. At the Pierrepont house he
was received in the parlor Dy Henry Ward
Beecher and others. After holding a
brief reception here, the governor was
taken to the Academy of Music, where he
held another brilliant reception.
The governorkhen joined the procession
again and the parade moved for Ridgewood
Park, where the grand barbecue will be
held. Although the distance to the park
Is five miles, the entire route was lined
with great crowds sending up constant
succession of cheers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-16

Mr.. Israel Smith Clair, of Millersville, In
this county, who has heretofore published
an ILLUSTRATED Universal History" fol-
lows that work with "Complete
Historical Compendium, or Short History
of the Human Race" 1t is moro aptly
described by another OF its titles. as Land
marks in Human History" 1t contains
great deal of valuable information upon
the history of the world from the most
ancient timea, and will make handy work
OF reference. The treatment Of each sub.
jsct is concise, SO that although the work
covers SO wide field is embraced in about
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