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CPRING HUI ORS.

AS A SPRING MEDICINE, Blood Purifier,
Diuretc and Aperieut, other so-caliea blood pu-
rifer or sarsapariIIa compound Is for moment 10
be compared with the CUTICURA RESOLVENT.
II combines four great properties in one medicine,
acting at once upon the digestive organs, blood.
Kidneys and bowels. For those who wake with
Sick Headache, Furred Tongue, BiliOusness,
Dyspepsia. TorpidIty of the Liver, Constipation.
Piles, High-coIored Urine, Infamed Kidneys,
Feverish Symptoms, and other congested condi-
lions requiring speedy, gentle and safe aperfcnt
and diuretc, nothing in medicine can possibly
al
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4 STORY or VI. PAS1EUR.
With n Brief Description OF His curious
Laboratory In the French Capital.
fNoxy Work Post


New York Postl
NJ. Pastear is at present entirely DEVOTED
TO his experiments on the wretched animals
which he has inoculated with hydrophoDla.
Day and night. in his laboratory III tnc hue
d'JJlm or in an isolated building which the
Government has placed at his disposition in
the Rue VauqueIin, he bends over the Gu,
riously constructed cages in which dogs ana
monkeys in various stages OF rage await
his investigation. The cages are all made
very strong, with double doors. ana open
ings in the top through which the animals
can l,v tei,ou ut. IN - Srv". rru 0Vv" w
illustrous seeker after truth Keeps Whli he
calls the "registcr of witnesses" Each
animal is for HIM witness" ana the Dl-
ography OF every one experimental on Is
carefully written down q" Trepanned the
-. Inoculatcd the -. Died the -:
Such is the brief and sombre history OF the
creatures which pass through NJ. PaSteur'
hands.
VI. Pasteur tells good story in cOnnec-
ton with his experiments in hydrophoDia u
believe he does moi admit the correctness OF
this word-we will continue touse it here
one dav he received letter from distant
French province. A man in humble err
cumstances wrote to him that on such date
he had been bitten by mad-dog. In spite
of speedy caulerization the symptoms oil
race had shown themselves and this UNI
known would-be MARTYR offered himself
gmply and without heroic phrase to Pas
tenn, for his experiments. " will come. "
me said. .'to Paris and place myself in hos
pital at your orders; there you may study
me at your will" NJ. PaSteur ut once tele-
graphed to this worthy man that the malady
with which he believed himself injected
was purely imaginary; that, according to
the dates given in his letter, the period OF
incubation OF the virus had long ago pass
ed bv and that he should not worry concern
ing hydrophObia which was practically
impossible. The event proved that NJ. Pas'
tnnr Mas absolutely correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The Baltimore San says: " AS the AR
THUR administration is drawing to close
maIieasances are reported to have been dis
covered in the departments which would
probably have been hushed up II there had
been certainty that the Republicans would
continue in control OF the Government
after the 4th OF next March," Exactly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

A contemporary wants to know what Is
the object of the new expedition to the
South Pole? Don't know, unless it is to
find the alleged Democratic mistake the
BLAINE organs tell us so much about.
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE.

Misery shame. and agony. often bcqueaihed Is I
sole legacy TO children by parents; Is neglected
scrofula. To cleanse the blood ~ THIS hereditary
pOison and thus remove the most prolific cause NJ
human suffering, 10 clear the skin Of Dishgurin0
Humors. Itching TOrtures. Humlliating Erup-
tiOns aud LoatIsOme Sores caused by ~ 70 pnuty
and beautify the skin, and restore the Hair - that
no trace Of the disease remains. CCTItURA RI
SOLVENT. the new BlOod-Pnrifier, Diurctlc and
Aperent, and CUTICURA and CUIlClRA
SOAP. the great Skin-Cures and Bcauthers, are
Ia
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Very Plain English.

Since commenting elsewhere on the views
taken by. the BLAINE organs OF the New
York IimeS'S opinion in the matter OF MI.
CLEvELAND's candidacy we have received
the last issue Of the Times. II there is
ANYTHING in plain English 1t does THINK
that MIR. CLEVELAND will be the nominee
of the Democratic party at Chicago. III
says
"The enemies which Governor Cleye-
land has made by his answering adhe-
renee 10 high standard OF official action
are trying hard 20 induce prominent DEM
ocrots ot Washington and elsewhere to be-
Iieye that there is really formidable OPP
position TO him in this State, and that the
action OF the Saratoga Convention was UNI
favorable to his candidacy at Chicago. All
that was done nc Saratoga was to avoid a
contest on the matter and to leave The
nomination to he made by the National
Convention. A the Governors lrlends
had the power in their hands, this
action indicated confidence in his strength
throughout the country hased on the adj
mirable record he has made III TINS STATE
That Cleveland can carry this State by a
mand we regard rs certain. 1t is equally
certain that he can carry the neighbOring
States of Connecticut and New Jersey, and
there is strong probability that Massachll-
sets and New Hampshire would 60 WIN
them. There is also plenty OF evidence
that the reform Governor is strong IN the
South and West. and would gather W
more doubtful votes there than any Other
candidate"
Yet the Times does not leave us to infer
that it regards Mr.. CLEVELAND as the only
man capable of reading the Democrats tC
victory. While in another article it shows
clearly that Mr.. CLEVELAND is its preference
it also indicates that any man who is ;h'
exemplar OF the party's p,.rpose to MAKE
reform the issue would satisfy the country
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HAMPTON.
Confederate Veteran Reunion Drowned.

Confederate Veteran Reunion Drowned.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE 81, 1884.
There is a movement on foot for re-
union of all the ex-COnfederate soldiers OF
the Peninsula at some central point-War.
wick Courthouse, perhaps-some day in
September next.
A few days ago a small colored boy fell
from the railroad bridge into Hampton
creek, and was drowned. HAMPTON.
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IUAD SALT RHEEM

In tic most aggravated form for eight year. 70
Kind of treatment. medicine, or doctors did me
any permanent good. My friends IN Maiden know
how | suffered. When began 10 use the CI IL,
ezra REMEDIES my limbs were so raw anu
tender that I could not bear my weight on Them
without the skin cracking and bleeding ana wa
Obliged u 90 about on crutches. Used the Gull
CTRA REMEDIES five months, and was COM
plete!y and permanently cured.
MRS. :. \. BROWN. Maiden, Mass.
References: ANY citizen OF Maiden, Mass.
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Virginia News Notes.

A camp Of Confederate Veterans is to be
formed in southampton county.
There will be retinlon OF old Company
X, Thirty-fOurth Virginia regiment, at
Burlington church, King and Queen coun.
ty, on the 4th OF july. Company K made
q splendid record during the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

A rather curious complication has arisen
TO prevent the treaty Of peace between
Chile snd Peru from becoming fixed fact.
Great Britain, Italy. Holland, and Bel
GUM bayS presented simultaneous pro-
test sgaint it, contamination on the ground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

THE Chicago newspapers are clamor-
inc for more Jail accommodations" Now
we know why so many delegates to the
National Republican Convention are re-
ported missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The Macon Telegraph says; "There are
scores and scores OF the prettiest and sweet
est girls still left III Macon" Don't allow
the New York WOrid to print their por-
traits. for gracious sake.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMONDM MOZART ASSOCIATION
OPERA NIGHT.

The regular " EEkLY sOIREF will take place
at Mozart Hall THURSDAY EVENING, Jane
28th, e 81 o'clock. Admission only by member
shin or NONRESIDENT cards. which must be pre-
sented at the door. Membership cards Will only
admit two persons each on this or any orera-
bers Mt rs cents each on application 10 q. y.
JOHNSTON, No. els Main street, on "Wednesday
morning, a5th instant. 70 22-so,W&Tost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The Philadelphia Press says: The
American people want an American Pre-
sident elected to carry out an American
policy" The Democrats understand that
npTfectlV
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M YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

nj YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION Corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streetsJ.-YOung mems meeting every SUNDAY
AFTERNOON AT 3:l5. Secretary's conversational
Bible study, MONDAY EVENINGS at $50.
Boys meeting FRIDAY EVENINGS at :.
Meetings for railroad men first aud th'rd sun
days I'm each month IN the Richmond and Danyilc
rcadiug-rooms, Manchester second and fourth
Sundays in the Chesapeake and ohio reading
rooms, at depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

HoRssoRD's A0D PHOSPHATE Tonic FoH
0yRRwoRKED MES.-Dr. j. c. Wilson,
Philadelphia, Pa, says: ~ have used ii as
general tonic, and In particular in the de-
biity and dyspepsia OF oyerworked men,
with satisfactory results"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The Philadelphia Times says: THE
Spanish Minister at Washington is said to
be alarmed at BLAINE'S nomination. lie
need not be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

E1T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(comer Main and sixth streets .-Preaching al
II \. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. W. W.lLASDRCM
There will be no service n night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The Penn Bank pursued the peace
policy. The officers took nearly every
piece Of money in il.
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Treasurer Of the Ashburnham Col
lection.
[Chambers's JOurnal.l

IChambers's JOurnall
First among these comes volume Oh
Anglo-SaXon charters, the cover OF winch
is adorned with figures OF saints and mar
tyrs, and a representation OF The cruclhX-
ion. worked with the needle in colored
silks and gold thread. The hrst charter III
the volume Is one OF SIX hnes' ny when
Withred, King of Kent, granted certain
lands to the nuns Of Lining, his Majesty,
"being illiterate," making the sign OF the
cross against his name. Another relic OF
AngIo-Saxon times is the register OF
HYDE Abbey. Winchester. the greater
part OF which is supposed to have
been written in the reign OF Canute.
On the first page are portraits Of
that monarch and his Queen Ailgythu J"
i'm their robes OF state. On the fourth leaf
are memoranda OF the ConQueror's build
ing a palace at Winchester, and OF the
burning OF the city in ll40 by Robert, Earl
OF Gloucester. A copy OF Alfred's viii Is
followed by an account Of the burying.
places OF the Anglo-Saxon kings and saints,
various forms OF benedictions, list OF
relics preserved al Hyde and calendar OF
saints. On one page Is fragment OF the
erultat as chanted on holy Saturday In the
monastery, with the musical notes-con-
sisting Of lines and points placed over the
syllables, and indicating by their forms the
high and low tones, In which these syl.
lables were to be sung. Of historical In.
tercst are-the Original report OF the trial
OF "Johanne dare" dated the It'll OF
July, 1466, and duly signed and attested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The big ones engaged in turning the lit
tie ones out at Washington will know how
il is themselves about the 4th OF next
March.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, June 18th, at the residence OF Mr. H.
b. Goodman, by Rev. j. W. Bledsoe, Mr. IL
LIAM HAYS to Miss ADDlE ;. TlMBERLAhE
both of Richmond.
Norfolk DapprS please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

The absconding cashiers have been heard
from. Mr.. BLAINE nomination is said to
be very popular in Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

NTyFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. j. B. HAWTHORNE, ID. D., will deliver his
valed.ctory sermon at IL An. Rev. W. ". MORE
will preach at 81 Z. ". Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

Judge ToURGEE objects to BLAINE. 1t
can no longer be said that BLAINE has the
sympathy Of all the bad men in the coun-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT CLARETS, SAUTERNES, HOOK
AND MosELLE WINES.

A large assortment of The above WINES. direct
from Europe. on hand and for sale. wholesale and
retail. by OSCAR CRAM < GO.
lie l3-2w
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COpPER-COLORED.

| have been afflicted with troublesome skin MS
ca Sc. covering almost completely the upper part 81
my body. causing my skin to assume copler-coi,
ored hue. IL could bc rubbed OF Ike dandruh, ana
az times causing nt0crable itching ana the illost
Intense suffering. have used hlood-pufiner-'
pills, and other advertised remedies, but oNpt-
rienced no relief until procured the CuTlCURA
REMEDIES, which. although useh cafele>,lg AH'
irregnlarly cured me- allaying that terrible Itch
ing. and restoring my skin % It's natural color.
am willing to make affidavit 10 The irnlh 81 thl'
statement. :. " ID NI'N'
Mi Az. MICH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

The BLAINE ratification meeting held at
the national Capitol the other night was a
regular crow feast
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DINE-STREET BAPTIST sUNDAl

i SCHOOL VIII have their annual PICNIC .
MAIDkk'S ADVENTURE on July iii. t
YOU want to spend a pleasant ddy iu a., rDuHf.t
70 with ". Those who Wish IL can get their ...
ner AT the hotel AT soc.
Tickets: All over the age Of twelve YEAR, l'.
all over hyc and under twelve NCtr~, -Jc.; 90 ..
der five wears free. Tickets can iV had ut ih'
lowing committee: {. r.. mn, II. l.. cart, .'
Pollard, James calder. =. ". Carter d. r. i'
r. ID. Williams, n. lt lJ--L-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

Sold bv All druggists. CUTICURA, 30 cents.
RESOL VENT. 81: SOAP. % cents. 49,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.
Boston, Mas.
send for HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES
DABY For Iniantile and Birth llumor-
ID and SKIN Blemishes use CC1lCIRA SOAF.
a delIciousy perfumed Skin BEAUTlFlER' ana
Toilet, Bath, and Nursery sanaiIYo.
ie lS-N&SuSw
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

HRAND MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION
u On STEAMER ARIEL.
THROUGH AND AROUND DUTCH GAR
WEDNESDAY EVENING. judy ,, 1854
Given under the auspices Of the Librarians OF
Union station sunday school for the bcnent
of the Centenary Fund.
steamer leaves the wharf promptly at o'clock'
Returning, will arrive In time 10 connect WIN
sireet-cars. H.,
Attractions: Moonlight. Pleasant IireeLea' banl
of Nu &c. and Refreshments In abundance.
Tickets. Doe. o., =,
Commlttoc.-H. \. Hare Robert l.. lIcchlrr,
Charles r. Brauer. Charles ). Hare. and W. y.
Hechlcr. le Z2S9'b'AJfl'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

M THIRD ? L ; b I / + il \ y
CHURClI.-The pastor of this church having
been called away by order Of Pre- sbytery to install
the Rev. j. g. ANDERSON over the church at Will
lamsburg, the Rev ". Il. McGILyRAN viii preach
at the Third church TO-DAY.
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TO- PICNIC. HO.-EYERY mon

III DAY and FRIDAY ON MANO'> ISLAND
by the RICHMOND PLASt RI CLIB and ...-
time through the season. Music, dancing, i.t'-
ing, swinging quOit-pitching. Encyclopedias
&c. NOimpropCr clIratCr~ allowed. NolufnNi.t-
ling liquor allowed IN fhc grounds. special f...I
10 guard against disturbance. Gate open AZ y. n.
! and close AT l \ VI. e. 2--~lt''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
~ FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation Of JAMES HENNENsl
CO.'S BRANDY, I'm wood and glass. for sale by
teI3-2w OSCAR CRAM & co.
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DARK-PLACE PICNIC.

PARK-PLACE SUNDAY SCHOOL VII -t
it, annual PICNIC az ASHLAND PAIN
TUESDAY, June 2fth. Boating. islins ~
ing. and Foot Ban VIII br amous thC attrt.'t..
REFRESHMENTS Al CITY PRICES l..
hand at 1880 promptly. it % IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
MEETINGS.

TINTED ORDER OF HONOR.-The
u organization Of the Lodge of this Order to
have taken place ~ Ihon's Han was postponed
Odd-Fellows' Hall, over the Police Court Char
ter applicants win please De present. as the Lodge
will certainly be instituted on this occasion.
Those who have not been examined will call on
DR.. Williams, l06% Pine street, or Dr. Farrar,
Broad between 1wenty-third and Twenty fourth,
medical examiners, OF on me, NJ Cohen Brothers,
40l east Broad street.
je 22-lts MlFR ANGLE, ID. SIP.
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET
l. lNG.-The regular monthly meeting OF THOM-
AS BRENNANBR No 4l3, irish Nation
al League OF America, Will be held at Cathedral
Hall THIS Sunday AFTERNOON June 22d, ~
O'Clock. The officers and members viii attend
promptly.
by order RICHARD y. BEIRYr. President.
ie22-it A. W. RosENE, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
A GRAND PICNIC,
NNUAL EXCURSION AND PICNIC

The "OLD BOYS" viii run an eNcur.i.u %
Washington AUGUST 10, 1854.
Don't forget us. ~ II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
wIyrER l7EBs FRoM NEWP0RE

NEWPORT, Dee. 2I.--1he cottage colony nj
Newport this winter is larger than nsual The people
n,e a-ranrinc for number ofenteiiainmrnts.
Anerr the rnitaeets recently ~ town were Nj and
Ma a. T. Wstm0rc Nj and MIS-. J. Frederic piefson,
tines o. iri,srh anl ! Hhhth Nasten. ~ New-iUts.
lhe new rity rj,,tnmenl vii he oieaniedor jenuafy
4 fhp urr talked ~ Buaii ~ Health viii be provided
o., eesif l he ttat ani seme attention VII hr pain Us
,he alleged nnhraii condition 81 thp plit sensational
spvsraris have iAishap ihp esistns s,ese ei alss,
snl hast iprA ,hp nitaAs ul iulhe seAis harm.
Hear .. fsa,ins anA ipnn g. iaAlUf, ~ htN fwbi
have generously remembered the family VI carpenter
whe ISL lsaa slagns ani diet iiem tho liInfies 10
aeyei, The STAGING wac AZ lk0 new villa which hoag
crested pu AnnaAlals INai fr 81. Ia1 iuE
Valuable dlsr owned ~ trs Eirhaii ". Hunt, bahoi
Ie Roy and Mrs Idwah hing oi New hmk, have
recently been poisoned mere bJ unknown persons
Several cottages have bcen rented iog tno season Of
1853.
Mrs ID. A; pel gave charming reception at her cot
tsge "a few days ago
brick villa 10 being erected at Bellevue and Berkeley
AYES for lie Roy King, OF Sew-Y0rk A new house Is
being erected Ia Eeich-st Tor William Edgar OF New
YoIx New houses also to DO erected for o. III. Bar
rows, Schuyler Hamilton and General Read, Ut New
York.
house owned by Edwin fsoth
~ w. Kninelander, J. o. Bennett, ii. @. Marquand.
Mlss Q. l. Wolfe, q. Z. PetmOrc q. q. King, lie Roy
King ard Mrs Edwsrd King all OF New York have been
elected io mcmif's OF the Newport Natural History
Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
tries Of the country aud cannot fan W DO VI a''"'
advantage to tho houth,
VISITED ny SCHOOL TEACHERS
A CHRISTMAS TREE-HUNpRtps of ltAo"-"'
MOVED ny PETTY sWiNpLt'

A CHRISTMAS THEr-HUhpRtps of ihAo"I"' "
MOVED ny PETTY sWiNpLt'
Ipr TELEGRAPH To THE TRInuSE.i
Nrw-ORIEANs. Doc. 25.--Soverai thousand per-
sons and many children were giaudeneu ny
CbrIs,mos trce Mt the Exposition to-day Al
though il was rainy and cola, 'helc ""' ~
electrical exhibition tonight. Over LOO scuoo'
,cochers from Cincinnati and other points
arrived today. Tho attendance increases
hn, ,bo Expostion will not DO III
comple,e order before the middle of January. lho
work of hanging the paintings in Art Hal VIII Dc-
Oh, nox, ,vcck Vessels with cargocs Tor tho ENPo-
si,,on from Jamaica. Guatemala and Mexico arc
now unloadinr Horticultural Hall begins To look
much better with its cocoanut. pineapple PAIN,
gum and other trees. Texas sends fity varieties 81
cactus Horticultural Hall, when IN ORDER VIII DC
attractive. I'll.
Ncw.Jcrscy. through tho efforts of Mrs. smith,
tho commissioner for the women . Dc-
partment. Is the only one with ulspi"9
yet arranged in that department. MIS- Wm,Hcs
has arrived with large IIoWo Is waiting Tor
the carpenters To finish their WORK. 49,, 1,ho nv
Tho live stock is beginning TO arrive Iho pA-
hibits for New-york state are no. here' no, n"
Special Commissioner Truman hcard ron , u,n
But he has the space handsomely dccora'eu. Ouno
person in Ncw-York has been sending people I'm ~
TO act ms cashiers in the New-10rk Dcpai =" aoch
answer 10 an advertisements Ihey paiu GUN r
to n man in New-York who gave thep Orders tT ~
ernpIoymcnt here. Mr.. Truman has Deeh gre'''S
annoyed by this swnde. .,c .,.. and
4 meeting was held yesterday by the state anu iha
United states Commissioners TO assc ,h c en
measure for securing the attendance VI Wy oo
| agreed te make n special effort TO get "o'erno
| Cleveland here on the Ncw-lorls day. hama 90
number Of commissioners nave soiio no tn nav
fLo e%prnse of making displays. such an appeal
viii be made to the NewYork legislature ana ,5o
no i"to ereater proporti0ns than was anticipated.
When complete it will evidently be all that ;, mas
been claimed for it, The French II VIII
aciinse any exposition ever before held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
SIZING FOR AN EJECTMENT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25-Prcparati0nS are De1nS
made ly the Illinois Central management to bring SUIT
within few days. for the cJecmcnt OF the baltimore
md Ohio from the use OF the formers tracks as an en-
,rance INF, Chicago There difference Of opinion re-
earling the tenurcs of the lease The Baltimore ana
Ohio people regard the contract as perpetual Inc III
noise Central people the other hand insist that inc
privileges under the lease ended on November j. ana say
that the Baltimore and OHIO trains have since that dae
oen r,nnne over the Illinois Central tracks by sulGr-
ouce pending an Interpretation OF the tease ny INC
conrtS gigantic legal hgh! Will undoubtedly cnsne
before either party t. the controversy Will cohc't me
others ition enablc Extensive lrcpnrao are pc
ing aGc ON both sides and some OF the best icGa taen
I'm the country is retained. Inc proceedings VIII
probably be instituted early IN January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
TIE 1DULTERATToN OF CANDY.

Us. Huyler, of the firm of Huyler q Co,
relknown manufacturers of candy IN this city, sad
recently to reporter IN reference TO the recent
soizures OF candy by the Board of Health:
"Their proceedings were summary, but do not think
fhey are OF character TO be resented by reputable
manufacturers and deaG<s We arc more concerned III
having the names OF those using the poisonous dyes
made public As long the authorities suppress this
Information we al exposed more OF less 10 inc same
stigma IA, 49,, 800. -, ,,o
cbeoprr sort prepared for the holiday irhde 10 DO s"i
ON Chrlsmas trees ard so sayly cocred more ~ hcl
Tor the eve than the digestion tn. public should know
that the use dcc;crous material in confectionery !
rut,e unnecessary get the effect by the I'M
Io,ted Iieton cOors they called, made from veg
ciables aud certified under the seal Of ChcNacr mem
her of the Paris Academy Of Medicine, 10 contain no
mineral or organic substances capable of nurng the
health The red coorng made from the beet and the
green from lettuce.