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Mozart Tonight

/. Overture, Tancredi." (ROssini,) Or
chestra; .. COntralto solo, (wltb orches.
tra,) "Or Ia, sul'onda," from " II Giura.
mento," (Mercadante,) Mrs. Belle Cole, OF
New York; 3. Vioincello solo, C.. Schu-
berth,) Mr.. G. 4. Thiiow; /. I'm der
Pension" waltz. (Ileyer) Orchestra; ).
Contralto solo, with orchestra.) 80 Fati-
ma" from "Abu HasSan," (Weber,) Mrs.
Belle Cole; 6. Duo. clarinet and trombone,
VernaZZi.) Messrs. lardella and Equl; :.
Farewell symphony" (IIaydn,) Orches-
fra.
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The famous Seal-Skin Cigars 9rc in the
hands OF many OF the best dealers In Rich
mond. DO not rest until you have tried
one. The best imported brands do not
excel them.
OWENS Il MINOR, Agents, Richmond.
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Wizard Oil cures frosted feet and ciiil-
blains. toOthache. sore-tbroat, and lame
back. There Is no sore il will not heal, no
pain Il will not subdue.
No cure, no paw.
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the greatest thing ont. and one OF the best
things for 4 cold. In Boston II Is all the
rage, and at Andrew Antoni's, the con-
fectioner, l10j Main street, you can find
them.
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Wizard Oil cures Rheumatism and Neu-
ragia. 1t is sold on guarantee. and your
money Will be cheerfully refunded Il YOU
are not fully satisfied with 1t.
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8irbmond nispatrt.
THURSDAY. ........JANUARY "a. 1884.
Late weather Report.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial tcIeKfNtH ~ t'c HIsUHWH'J
WASHINGTON. ID. c., January also
4. M-For the Middle Atlantic States,
rain, turning into snow, variable winds,
generally shifting TO colder northerlv,
and much colder Friday night, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. cloudy
weather, with rains, easterly winds, be-
coming variable, falling generally followed
by rising barometer, cold weather, preceded
on the coast by slight rise In tempera-
ture
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THE COMBINATION or INGREDIENTS useI in
making BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCnFs Il such
as to give the best possible effect with safety
They are the best remedy In use for Coughs. sid,
and Throat Diseases.
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Overcoats and Suits at greatly reduced
prices; Boys Clothing at greatly reduced
prices. The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main
sfrpef
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BOSTON CHIPS for colds Of ANroyrs.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE. Good work,
low prices. aud sat- sfaction guaranteed.
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PIEDMONT ROLLER PROC E>>
PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
f. X Fl + ssss##$ $E $$EERfs /
REHX COO EER ILL SSSsIi 90 Il r..

since oar opening in Richmond. one Ye.s 40
to-day. II has been our aim TO make a persons
fieud Of every "a t,ne'. How well We haV, .r,-
ceedcd Is proving by the manv customers W. IA e.
made. We are always on The cok, Tor
FRESH, STYLISH GOODS.
We have no OH .tDck. for se place the prices on
our goods ~ low at III, commencement of the Se1-
son That they ell very readily. THIS fa ocr tsais
las been unprecedented, for We have oar cnllr.
stock Of MERCHANT TAlLoR>' MlSFrrS odd
out. Wbea fr,sh opportunity offered lt-,lf IL
was too late to buy stock o: fre~h winter rood.
and one of our best New YorN manufac'urer.
offered 10 send u $4,000 worth OF his
BEsT SUITS AND oVERCoAT>
on commission. which We readily accePtAd. s,g
ever since the new year We bsye b,~n >eiin, thes'
goods. Never has the oldest ciolb ug- 6uycr bDcSht
such goods at the
REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES
VIZ arc selling ts.s stock At. We suffer no loS~ ys
make 10 Per cent. on every ~ we sell.
Remember, 81 worth Of goods for So,
Ora $40 SUIT forsi0.
Or a ESQ ovERCOAr for &lo
Or $40 OvERCOAT for ego,
oro:s6 PAIR OF PANTS fors3
orasl2 OvERCOAT for %,
orasso SUIT for sIr.
CONSIGNMENT sALEAr
HS$sSSS M ~ + Is sssss En- 4 'Fs
aas Il ssss I H +
ssss TIT 90 sRH EEK
ssss !! 8 $sRHs p
ssss I Voo' { { kEE !.
Las.st ola MAIN STREET.
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Wizard Oil cures Headache, either ner-
yous or sick, in less than ten minutes. II
never fails. Try it.
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Come 10 the feast Of bargains--our Over
coats and Suits at prices that astonish all.
The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. SO !;
Q A. NJ. 3S; noon, so: 3 =. NJ, 81; q p.
NJ, as; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 30.
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A complete assortment OF Black Cloth
Dress-Suiis at reduced prices At The Cloth
ing Palace. 1901 Main street.
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DO not fail to hear the open-air concerts
on Broad street every night this week.
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DARENTS AR f

Il now piecing upI
SCHOOL SUITS, andi
our reduced prices have
enabled a great many tOi
get better goods than an
tlcipated for the OUTLAY |
intended. The run onI
BOY = and & HlL !
DREN'S PANTS j. az itsl
height now. !
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~ stock Is very large
larger now. at the end OF
the season. than other
stocks In the city were at
the beginning. We offer
some plums, so do not
delay looking at our
stock.
{ II / L ID II Z N 81
PLUSH t X J NJ VI + ID
GOODS in full assort-I
ment Of sizes.
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specific for

DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
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OUR LIN + OF

OUR LIN + OF
W KILT SUITS are
now offered at immense
reductions TO close them
out. If you want a Kilt
suit come 10 us, as ours
are sold at what you
would pay for the mate
rial did you bay # by the
yard.
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FLOUR.
ELOUR, FLOt II.

We tide pleasure In announcing tO ihr grocery
trade that We have been appointed agents IA ;hi-
city for
:. {. HURT < SON'S
PIEDMONT ROLLER PROCESS
PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
every bIrrel Of which is warranted eiuali in ,.ai,v
TO anv "high-grade" Family Flour ,od IN this
market. This FLOUR l. msdc in I.>achSarg.
Va, IN 0f the best mill. OF the state. snI oar
OF SELECTED WHEAT.
For sale in oDe-eghh and ,iNt,enth sex.
and in barrels - the trade only. Price iupi..l
upon application to
II. WALLERSTGIS & CO.
ia 2i-ThlSu1i II Ftfi,, nth ,I,,.a.
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Nv IN Il + Il UN-
w DERWEAR Il sell-
ing actively pow-better
late than never. Our So
lceut DOUBLF-TWILL-
lED HEAVY CANTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS
are still on our counters.
I Our RED FLASNEL
lSHlRTs and DRAW
lERS 20 rapidly. Judges
say our $3.50 brand Is
The best ever seen.
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE No
~ TlFiED against trading for or purchasing.
or otherwise taking ana receiving CERTIFIED
CHECK of mine on the state Bank OF Virgini8
dated 10Th JanEary. 1851, for s1S5. Payment nf
said check has been stopped al said bank
ja 23-3tE W. X. THOMAS.
DOR SALE, ABOUT 30 FEET FINE
Il SHELVlNG-CORNICE. VIII he sold chsap
by JULIUS MEYER & son.
ja 232t 6Ul and 603 Broad strssl.
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COO 90 Nm GGG RRR ZEE ssss ssss
co NNG &C 4 REss SIS
COO 90 N mn GGG X ZEE 'SS' NSS'
ssss PPP RRR IINN GGG,
Sc Ppp PB Bpp RIINN
SIP 4 Rim NNG GGm
SsSsP r Rim Nm GGG -
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
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TIE FI.AILo OF HIhIH DV.'D|'
I'm motion OF Mr.. koiner il was

ResOired Thar the Treasurer and Second Audi
t0r each be respectfully requested to report To
the Senate whether. in their opinion. tie state
bonds printed for the pun pose of executing Tie
provisions of the funding acts Of 1877 and 1879,
which have not been used and are siill on hand,
and the plates on which they have been printed.
may be destroyed without prejudice TO the public
interest Also 10 make other recommendations m
relation Ia the subject which they or elthef oi
them may think expedent.
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Boston CHIPS for colds at ANToSrs.
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SHORT.HAND WRITING.

SHORTHAND WRITING THOR
- OUGHLY TAUGHT bv mail or personally.
TlPt-WRlTlNG TAUGHT. Information chprr-
fully given. PROFESSOR " r. TOOkF.
Principal Richmond Photographic College,
No. 2S north Min IA street, Richmond, Va.
POst-OiiCe Box l3l. "a 2i.dltSwfIs
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW?

BosToS CHIPS for colds at .isroxrs
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CATBARTIC, ALTERATlVE.
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PRINCE WILLIAM.
On nation OF Mr.. Meredith il was

Resoired (thc House cOncurrinRl. That The
General Assembly will, on Thursday the ) It
January. 1854. at p. ~, proceed to elect a
Judge OF the cOgpty court of Price William, and
dis shall be the Continuing order until completed.
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From what has come out so far 1t seems
that the gas.works are laboring under the
very difficulty they were year ago-viz.,
inability to manufacture sufficient guam
tity Of good gas to meet the demands OF
consumers. True, they have now enough
retort capacity, but they have not the
purifying capacity.
After the new purifiers are well at work,
and not until then, the Board will be able
to judge II there Is anything at all in the
suggestion that the gas-pipes throughout
the city are too small.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-29
CONVENTION GOSSIP.
Probable Effect of Buffers Nomination-fn-
fIuenee of the Dead Garfield.

Probable Effect OF Buffers Nomlnatlon-in-
fluenee of the Dead Garfield.
"dath's" Chicago Letter.
The probable nomination of Ben Butler by the
Labor party, at Indianapolis, gives extreme
Blaine men place to go if they dislike the result
of the Chicago convention, and it is also bother
ing the Democrats a good deal Morrison's
friends here believe that he will get the Demo
cratic nomination for Vice president, and that
thus their ticket will contain both the protection
and the revenue reform elements, and get out
the whole party vote.
have never seen national convention where
there is such languid interest as in this one.
If il were not for Blaine there would hardly be
question here to fight over. Without him, the
convention would nominate one weak sister, md
and go home mild and uninfamed tbs CON
xention may mark the capture of the Convention
system by a minority junto. 'r1lS,t unto was
hardly formed in 1850. This wear Il anpea1s
here distinct, and with an arrogance riyaling
Mat of the Montague -naskers going into old
,Capuets" family petty.
The influence of dayIeld is not entirely dead.
as can be seen By BIS picture being the most
conspicuous ia Chicago, 1t is in almost every
saloon of every party. The fact that he nomi-
mated Sherman for President in this city -four
years ago is being revived. His speech on that
choosing between extremes and taking the man
who represented the even average The senti
Eent for sherman is one of judgment merely,
and is somewhat clouded by the old imputatior
that he has been connected with the banks II
Ohio he probably stands better than he ever die
in his own party, and is considerably applauded
by Demo Gratis like Bookwalter Ohio. however
is overwhelmingly for Blaine. Sherman's nomi
nation would bring out the Garfield VOTE how
ever in Ohio
The New York Sun of Tuesday has double
loaded editorial, which says:
Henry B. Payne of Ohio is looming up srandly
in the character of possible and not altogether i'm
probable successor of Mr.. Tilden the Democrats
candidate for the presidency. The fact that the Oh
delegation at Chicago in July is to be solid fol
Payne is of peculiar Importance and significance
Everybody can see what it may amount to- The only
objection to Mr. Payne is found in the existence o.
the Standard Oil Company but tina objection is les
fatal than it 1t is believed that this famous com
pany stood the ragged edge Of bankruptcy during
the crash of Black Wednesday, If it should fail out
right before the Democratic convention meets a
Chicago and 1t Mr.. Payne should really get the nomi
nation, he would stand a splendid chance Of being
elected.
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DIED.

REEVES.-Grace D., wife of Edward Reeves, on
Wednesday, May 20. at O'Clock p. M, aged fifty
Nne years
tee of funeral later
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT - EICELYFURNESHE ROOMS
II large and small on first and second aoorsi gen
temen only. 1909 South Illinois street
nor RENT-WTrH FURNIURE COMPLETE
II Desirable modern house North Illinois street;
it has water. gas BATH etc for the longer
if desired at bargain j. S. CRUISE 90 r. Market ST.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT 6 MoCURDY. REAL. ESTATE AND GEN
i L eral AuctoneeSs, No. 80 East Washington street
Stocks of merchandise in city country bought out
right for cash.
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

Domestic.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has de-
feated the bill TO abolish convict labor.
Pittsburg is jubilant over the wonderful
natural gas find in the Nineteenth ward OF
that city.
Sharp frosts in various portions of this
country and Canada
The Union Deposit Bank of 6reensburg,
Pa, has suspended,
Cameron refuses to take any part in
naming the nominee of the Republican Ma
tional Convention
Striking coal miners in Jackson county,
Ohio, burned the Offices and records Of the
Coalton Coal Company.
The Funeral Directors Association in Scs-
sion at Pittsburgh has adjourned.
westley johnson hanged at Napoleon,
Ohio, for the murder of George Williams
and wife in October 25 1883,
SharpSburg Ky, destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000.
Edward Daydon fve-yearold boy drowned
at Pittsburgh. Fell in well,
Five hundred laborers and yardmcn OF
the Wabash road AZ Moberly, Mo, want
their back pay or they will strike.
The Court of Inquiry at Columbus. Ohio,
in the case of Col B. Mott aud Others. on
trial tor their conduct during the Cincinnati
riots reported YESTERDAY Col. Mott is tound
guilty of inrnmpetpncy aud dis0bedience
and similar findings against other officers.
The court recommended the di,banding of
the regiment
Bruno, the defaulting Hot Springs bank
president aud Mrs. Steele, his paramour,
were held IN hc"HI BOMBS al ~ Ions yes
ier9ay' Inc! VIII DC taken !" 'io' springs
''-u"'
The Almo wooden mills ni AImo' Mich
destroyed by hr'. Loss S-"ooo,
PittSburg stove monIderS struck last night
against "a proposed reduction oi Id per
cent
Robert Stoan, of Pittsburg, was shot aud
instantly Killed laSt night ~hI'e 'tnnuinS III
his '"or ny Joseph iech''"o"rs' VINO c'"''''
was acciu'h'ais
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BrTIER,~ NoMTNATION.

G5NERAL Buffers nomination by the
Greenhack Convention at indianapolis. on
Yesterday is not surprise to anyone. In
TACT it would have been a surprise If he had
not been nominated Notwithstanding the
cranky opposition OF SoLoN CHASE, Atter
The decision Of the Supreme Court IN the
Greenback case. there would have been no
sort Of consistency in the GrceubackPort it
i, had no, made BUTLER its candidate for
President.
Now that he has hi, doublr-oarreIed
nomination. the question arises what Is he
going to do with it, tie is IA delegate to
the National Democratic Convention aud
there has been no intimation from ByrLEs
that he intends to sever his relations with
the Democratic party. In fact it Is Phe-
nomenal case in politics, that Of man
belonging 20 ;hree different parties at one
time-being made the leader Of two OF
thr~ and recognized tactor in the third.
T..,e Who know the man say that when
s.ar..n. ou, on a political VOYAGE BrrLER :
,-a-arrr> are alSavs for Corners and
market, and bind him to Gr'ch mp in no
Iar.scrlar port. Il Is pretty well understood
bv TIL, time that Nr. TrlpEN is 70 be the
Democrat. nominee. So thar no advantage
Can Dee seen for Butler in hi Presidential
aspirations by accepting the nomination al.
ready rendered him. Those ia MS conl-
d.ucc "a, ;hat he is aware that the old
ticket viii be nominated at the Chicago
July Convention, and that he intends to
SuTror, /, actively. He viii tell the people
tia. the fraud Of $50 Is BIO; upon Amer
icau history which must be removed, and
Iy having The two nominations he will con
tra' foli.ying large enough toinnra sue
Cy,, 10 o.. Democratic party, aud then ne
U.ll Doe al j MO ,he Cabinet probably as
A.,o-r.~ .:.r~r,l AMI in ls>S ne Will be
On deck v.-h bran new oropn In his hand
ready to sweep things for the Presidency.
h. The woah,ime be is likely to serve anotn-
q term as Governor Of Massachusetts.
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WHEELING. W. VA FRIDAYsIoRNING. MAY 3d. 1884.
seats were for. "That is sample of Chi
cago gall, said he. "and suppose it goes
New Blaine Roo,n

seats were for. THAT is sample of Chi
cago gall, said he. "and suppose it goes
New Blaine Boom.
"A gentleman who arrived this morning
from Washington gave the following as the
latest capital gossip:
seems to be that Blaine is steadily gaining
Senator Voorhees, said: "0h, Blaine will be
nominated. think that's clear" IL have
believed that for some time, remarked Sen
ator Coke. 1T looks row like Blaine" put
in Senator Jackson, and think he will
get it. If he does not, | think Logan will
be nominated. These opinions were all
from Democratic Senators, but among Re-
pubhcans The fee ling ,hit Blaine is growing
stronger manifests itself A Republican
Senator remarked that many of the southern
delegates who are counted for Arthur have
a strong leaning towards Blaine, and that
when they mingle with the delegates at
Chicago from the pronounced Republican
States and see the overwhelming sentiment
among them for Blaine the southern men
will be inclined to fall into the Blaine line,
He Satd he had talked with some delegates
from the South and had found that they
were not disposed to put upon the party any
candidate who is Objectionable to the Re
publican States; and he believed that the
influence Of the strong Blaine delegations
from such States as Pennsylvania, Iowa,
Kansas and others that are reliably Repub-
lican, would have the effect of bringing
over number of Southern delegates 1t is
claimed by the active Blaine men thot he
will get a much larger vote from the SeHth
than has been counted for him.
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R.markabI. Restoration In the Case of n
Clergyman.

RsmRrkabi. Restoration In the Case of %
Clergyman.
Rev. 4. ". Moore. Of Darlington = e. -,
sends uS for publication the following re-
suits in his case:
DARrrSGrox, s. e. Jan. l6, 1853.
"MISsRs SrAREEY x PALgS Though
you have not solicited, ] feel il 10 be my
duty TO give the following testimonial in fa
yor Of Compound Oxygen inherited
the pulmonary taint from my mother; and
have suffered With Bronchitis from my
youth For the last three or four yearz in
the early fall ] have been prostratei with
an acute attack Of severe Bronchial A.th-
ma Last fall this attack was unusually
perilous, being complicated with general
arrangement Of the liver kidneys, etc. NJ
medical advisers could not give much hope
Of INV further work ia the ministry.
In December ! commenced the use OF
your Home Treatment Shortly after bs.
gan iis use, nearly al the symptoms were
greatly aggravated. bat for the II three
weeks ! have been improving The con.
slant e1pec:ora,ioo has 10 a great eIfen;
ceased ] have fine appetite; my diges-
ton is good. sleep well ] am nov
preaching twice On Sunday without hssi-
tude. ] feel more yigor-DOre lie than
have for years. believe the Compound
Oxygen a blessed, proyidential discovery,
10 which you were unconscioasly directed
By the great Healer.
Gratefully. (ReT } A. ". AoO.E
Oar Treatise on Compound Oxygen
containing a history of the discovery and
mode of action Of this remarkable curative
agent. and large record of surprising cures
ia Consumption, Csiarrh, Neurslg;a. Bron.
ckitis, Asthma, etc. and q vide range Of
chronic diseases, viii be sent free Address,
Drs. starkey a Pslen, 1909 aud I'LL CIR
ard Street, Philadelphia.
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! \ 'II7FtaskfIl3I3 =
Brighton Beach.
Au Il
THE BOLD, BAD THING.
She Deceive. a Trusting Old Man.

NV YoKx May 29-Mss Caroline Lion,
hiushing maiden of thir;y-one years, is the
nlaiatiIs IN an action againt Otto Mailer,
Ncu,lIy widOwer. of Wooihaven, L. l., in
which she claims $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise. Miss Lion claims that
Mr. Muller courted her ar lentlv ssi prom
ised to make her his wife, bat that before
the wedding day arrived he
became fascinated with Wo14-
haven widow and married her. Mr. Mule.
admits that be did agree TO marry Mss
Lion, and offers peculiar reaS2a foT fail
ing TO carry o1t the contract. He is man
Of fifty years, and says that Mss Lion rep
resented her age as forty, while in reality
she was nearly ten years younger When
he learned this he decided to marry a wa-
man more saiteJ 20 his oza a5= HIS
counsel moyei before JBs.iee PrI.t, in So
preme Court, BcooklYn. SeSierh7 70 dis.
miss the sui; on this ans EeF. bat the Court
denied the motion
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HE SMILED.
Gen. HawIey On His Chances for IN"
Presidency.

Gen. HawIey On His Chances for th"
Presidency.
NV HAYES, MAY pa Correspondent
held conversation with Gen. Joe Hawlcy
ON q train between Hartford and this city
today relative to thrhpproaching National
Republican Convention. When questioned
as u the probable result, Mr.. Hawlcy ~
piled:
IT will be- just this way: Blaine aud
Arthur will both go into the convention
viii large following but insufficient to
oai,, it. Consequently one or the other
must give WAY. The followers Of the candi-
date wEo does this will unite on lesser
ipht-or dark horse and thi< man will be
the next President"
If elected" was intcrTOScd
NV son, Mr.. Hawley sweeily murmnr.
I'd, The Republican party could select n
wooden Indian cigar store sign and elect
il.
But who viii he this Lesser light or
dark LorseY'
We'll Fdmunds or Lincoln, or
Yourself" put in the writer.
The Conn icut cnndidat" smiled but
madr no reply, an the smjle and fsraway
look never lriI him until New Haven wa'
ANNOUNCED
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GOOD TIMES COMING.
The Iron workers Strike win Not Occur
y this Yenr.

The Iron workers' Strike VIII Not Occur
this Year.
YouSGsTowN, o., May 29.-The iron man
ufacturers of the Mahoning and Venango
Valley to-day held meeting and passed
the following resolution, and telegraphed it
L. 7. Keating, Pittsburgh, Pa, chairman of
the conference committee of iron manufac-
turers:
Resolved That we are willing to sign last
year. scale, but will not sign the new scale
with the proposed addition.
Siguedl MAHoNISG VALLEY IRON Co.
CARTWRIGHT, MCCURDY l. Co.
ANDREWS BROs. 4 Co.
FALCON IRON AND NAIL Co.
TRUxBUIL IRON Co.
SHARON Iron Co.
p l.. KIMBERLY.
G.. W. WEsTLAKE 4 Co.
This will settle the strike question. The
iron workers tonight appointed committee
to meet the manufacturers and the scale
will be signed Saturday and work cort'n-
ued