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Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
MARRlAGnR.

BOYD-SHANNON-A Green Hill Pres
byterian parsonage, on Tuesday evening,
March slst, by the Rev. H. X. walker, MI.
J. Nelson Boyd and Miss Matilda shan
non, both Of wilmington, Del. Their
friends wish the couple much prosperity
and happinees.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

e.seS s.OOh .AO0e10.s
The annual election Of officers Of tho
different Sunday schools Of st. Paul's
n. e. church took place last night, with
the following result:
Morning school - Superintendent,
james c. Morrow; male assistant,
II. T. Kellum; female. Clara R.
|Murgatroyd recording secretary. @.
W. Williams financial secretary,
Harry j. Guthrie musical director,
z. Pickels organist, Maggie Wyatt;
librarian, E. w. Stewart first assist.
ant, George T. Zimmerman; second,
Harlan Lewis. Afternoon school. super.
}intendent, Joseph Pyle; male assistant
IW. Y. 6wigget; female, Mrs. Anna
Phillips; recording secretary, w. Z.
ITuxton financial secretary, Z. A. Fin
ley; organist, p. Crouch; musical diret
tor, Jos. H.Jones. Infant department.
superintendent, Fl. K. Pile first assist
ant, Mrs. j. Showalter second, Mrs
IClark; third, Julia Gist. Kingsweot
School-Superintepdent, George W
Todd; female superintendent, Mrs. 8
A. Hoffecker; first assistant, Mrs. II
lib. Forbes second, Susie Smith, thu
last two named being in the iufan
department secretary. 7. 7. Kellum
assistant, Wilbur II. Jones orRanist
Lille Bord /; librarian, William Z
Harper assistant, Clarence W. Pyle
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

WASHINGTON Apr'i ~ lie y
Randall continue very y" nat ahs
fined to mis- bed - "A WI sra /, suff'
10 see any one t Jay. no
from nervous eYhaus'iop'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
vspusb,e AN q Convenient.

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocngs are safe
and sure remedy T. Bronchitis, Cous his, and
other troubles OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold
only In boxes. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

On Sunday morning the Sabbath
School children OF the Reformed Epis-
copal Church OF the Redeemer will
present their Easter offerings.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

Fem & Co.'S ihcrm0me'rt ie
yesterday So al 8 y. H., % ayr
and 600 at 10 y. III.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
EGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTERS oFr1tr.
NEW CAh Tie COUNTY. nni
L Marel lifh IaaS


REGISTERS OFrltF.
NEW CAh rLE COUNTY. nnI.
March 18th, 1855. \
IA, lyon the application of HENRY W zEp.
Iui;i, executor OF LEW Is ZtBLEY. late m
" ilhlhston Hd., In saId cnuniy dss.asaI
~ 10 orutred and directed by the Register III a =,
.ne executor aforesaid give nniice '"a a,
NantihS OF letters tcs,amrntary Inon IN
ttstats OF the deceased, with the iale ~ or. M
~, ny thereoi, by causing sdverIisci,ents 10 i,s
a,,or Within forty days from the date of suct
COUNTY IN Of s Ns Sf the most public places Of the
naFluf demands against the pstat. In nraS.,t,
s s,e same, or abide by an Act OF A sce,nhiv ~
s such ease made and provided ami also ~,
VIZ ssne TO be inserted within the .ame n'ri
D Dn 10 me DAILY REruBLIcAN, a newspape,
thereih three weeks, e. o. d. "o"
GiSen under the hand and SeaI NJ,
=. D. Omce OF the Register Aforesaid =,
49, iiminRton, In New castle Tn,ut
Aioresaiu, the hay and year aboyewrit,en
.rz I'N ATiuS { GKIJBR tnsts,ar
,h no ea,' All persons having claims aysins
s ~ cshhte OF the deceased uuust nrr.,nt IL.
sa,rn., uniy atttsted to the executnr IN u,
s sio,e Nar' ~, lss6, or abide the 40 -,
'NSs''hoiy IN such 81 So M ode and nrnvidad ="
HkNRf W. ZtBLEY
Address ypn,,,, Executor.
'"t' u l"i' nhis
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Eff 7 H EDITION.
GENERAL GRAsTK17M
A"e Latest From N.x w.

Special to the krprs,,s'nE Hero
. NEW YORK, April md, lm u
q m.-General Grant h,. .'o''-ll
stderably within the I.., ''lued u
there is now said 70 bs No nOu', I
death for several hour, =, 'us'dS
physicians are with him ,'@'
everything IN their povs, =. = ''sda
bis life and ease his suffering, ~ p"A
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

O>f-A BUNCH or K-YS THURS
~ day evening, near the WIninpton
skating Rink. The finder will be suitably
rewh -det on leaving the same at j -.
Feb GENBhCdS, N. w. corner of Fourt h
and French streets aD43t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
The " eatiitr'

Tomorrow promises 10 w "a, 4
slightly warmer Salut0a'
rising TEN peratlre.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Ivery person MAY

Rely on being served we'll at Bsaton
Smiths Pharmacies. Competent clerks al
ways In attendance.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
I EOtURE.
MRS. +. j. COPPIN

~ fniiadelphis, Principal of lns,,tute IN,
SSH..ien Youths at Bo' heI a. n d Jnurcs,
n,Ath and Walnut streets, On Mon,,ay sver.
Eimh;; fah pm o, lSeb subject IHDUSrEI a..
,-pooh ZION Tickets, 70 cents apri g.
~ II ) ALE-CB ZAP, A GAS STOVE
- used fer cooking Has been used mt
Ute. bargain 10 any one wanting such
d stove. Inquire az this office. n.,s.,,
t'oh ZEN IA 6-ROOMFD HOCsE
WIN shed kitchen Apply at 3oi
R2-3tE
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

kfVh ALt-tWO-Srb AND MA.
A. card roof brick dwelling, well leelird
n wing rooms, ga', bath, heater, hot and
cold water. Has front yard front and sid,
perch's. Price, $500. only requires o.
'aeh' a2-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

At the REPUBLICAN eifice 10 t1e y,
2 O'Clock 10 O'Clock a:
44o ~
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

EfoA RENr-TWO COMMUNICATING
- rooms on End Il .or, suitable for dress
maker or Offices. or light housekeeping. Zen.
Address r., this office. 49,,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

NANTED-AN UPHOLSIEkER. ONt
w VINO understands making ana hang
ing "indow shsdes and Quitting down cal
street. a., A.,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

LadseA'
Lasting Congress CATERS, for 95 cents
at Babcock' 3 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

M. Davis Not Very al.
f" He is suffering from An old wound
in his foot, and rheumatism, which
prevents him from walking. Other-
wise, he is in good health"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

La MARRY JOHNSON, GRO. 7. BARSHILL
olT Jefferson street. 20 Tatnali street;
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

for a goo, hid fox lasting
cock =. 2u6 Mail SIT a.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
novv ETY. Ce'''
NIne,y-ne at

for lad.eg' lasting kln Morset "
shoes a. Babcock's, %'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
JOHNSON 4 BARNHILL
Undtrtakers and Emba|meIs,
2O7 MARKET STREET.
fl2lyood
Thousands Of cases OF
SICK

Headache are permanently cured every
year Gas the hundreds of testimonials
in my possession will testif } by tbs
use of
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

ts'h SALt-- GOOD MARE
Gov ~, oarIia.e or cart Apply al I4N
oor' "arVland avenue and OAK 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
Only One Why 10 Organize.

The Circuit Court Of Hamilton coun-
ty may sustain the mandamus in the
case of the Republican candidates for
senator and order the clerk Of court to
issue certificates to the Republican can
didates. But what will it amount to At
it does DO that?
A mandamus can be obtained from
another court, ordering the clerk to
issue certificates to the Democratic sem
ators, and they will present themselves
and be sworn in as senators by Lieu
tenant Governor Warwick.
Or the clerk may disregard the man
damus and issue certificates to the
Democratic candidates, who will present
them, and be sworn in. The clerk may
be fined for contempt Of court, but that
will not seat the Republicans.
The cold, hard fact facing the Repub-
lican conspirators is that at the organi-
cation of the Senate Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor Warwick will preside, and will
continue to preside until Lieutenant
Governor Kennedy succeeds him. The
latter event cannot take place until the
Senate is organized, and the Senate will
not organize until the four Democratic
senator's from Hamilton are in their
places.
This is the fact the Republicans must
face. Clereldnd PLAIN Dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
Fitz Lees Eligibility.

A Richmond telegram in the Balti-
more American Of yesterday says
"Mr. Wise at midnight conceded Lees
election, but said that Lee was ineligi-
bic because he had not resigned his
place on the Board Of Visitors of United
States West Point Military Academy,
and that the law provided that man
holding Federal Office is not eligible
for State Office"
There's nothing in that point.
GEORGE ID. WISE was Common
wealth's attorney in Virginia long after
he was elected to Congress. lie re-
signed before his term in Congress be-
gan. FITz LEES term will not begin
till the LIST Of January next. Surely
he will have time enough to resign be-
fore that day. He is in the condition
of JOHN YOUNG BROWN, elected to
Congress from Kentucky, who had to
wait till he was twenty-one years old
before he could take his seat.
But the Legislature meets four weeks
before the LIST Of January, and if i
were necessary, as it certainly will no
be, would change the law so as to al
low LEE to be Governor. The Ian
guage of the law is not that Fedora
officer cannot be elected {" Governor
but that he cannot "hold" the Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

astII hs ~ hopsIsssly isyoivsd. 1l9 81
q iii money Was Sone. and be spun
- broken. While he remained -
NE old business Of making bricks
he was all right, but when he gave
IN that plebian business and started
ont into what the wife con-
sidercd wider sphere, and one
more in keeping with their wealth.
he was all at sea, and was soon =
financial wreck. lie was still silent
with reference to his affairs, and tue
extravagant style Of living was KEEP.
m until the inevitable crash came aud
the sheriffrs red flag foated from the
grand mansion. To-day the old couple
are poor and the husband an Invalid
They had their time, at least she haa'
| The house came into the possession o.
Judge Delos Lake, then judge OF tn'
| Criminal Court in this city. where NJ
| lived until be was carried from 1t to o.
placed in narrower house in the cit]
Of the dead. There seems to be Ia
tality about the house, for his famil!
left it almost as poor as that OF II
| builder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

THE HAMILToN-CoUNTy SENA-
roRs-The Providence Journal, as
quoted by us yesterday, said there was
no dispute as to the facts in the case oil
the Hamilton-county (ohio) senator's
We call that papers attention to the
following from the Cleveland Pia'"
Dealer:
1.-THE Plain Dealer denies that the
Republicans Of Cincinnati have gone
into the Circuit Court seeking justice.
What they have done was to go into the
Circuit Court seeking means to put
men into Office who were not elected.
"Jhe PLAN Dealer further contends
that il is no businesses Of the Circuit
Court to determine who are elected
members Of the Senate. The Senate
alone can do that.
"The Plain Dealer sfiirms that the
election returns, duly made and counted
in Cincinnati, elect four Democratic
senators, and that the only thing that
can be legally done is to issue to these
four gentlemen their certificates as
senators.
1.-THE Plain Dealer further affirm;
the proposition that if the Republicans
think that injustice has been done them
and that the returns electing the Demo
cratic candidates are not the proper re
turns, they can have every opportunity
to prove their case and get justice il
the Senate.
"The Plain Dealer is distinctly o
the opinion that the four Democratic
senatorial candidates in Hamilton coun
ty must be given their certificates, ant
that the Senate alone can judge of tn
validity of the latter.
"Any other course than this will b
revolutionary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

,.,>.o<> -, = = <,1~,>s<>~
COLD WEATHER.
PREPARE FOR IT.


CLoAKg.
without any exception we can show the
largest and best-assorted stock OF ladies'
and Children Cloaks in this city,. We have
the room To carry the stock, and we DO III.
large assortment OF Infants Cioaks.
BLANKETS.
We own more Blankets than any other
house In this city. Buying In large guam
titles direct from the manufacturers gives
small quantities. The fact IL. we have the
room 10 carry the stock. and we do IL.
FURS.
Muffs In all qualities; Collarettes, Capes,
Fur Caps, Fur Trimmings. Fur carriage
Robes.
Dress Goods OF every description. Every
thing new in this line, In silks. Worstens'
and Velyets Our warranted Black SILKS,
Rhadamas, and Rhadzimirs take the lead;
What we mean BY warranted Is that we VIII
refund the money II the Silks 90 not give
entire satisfaction after wearing tnem'
HOSIERY.
Gloves. Hose. and Half. Hose In all quail
ties for boys, girls. men, and women;
Iambs'- COL and MernO Underwear In all
siSes' We show the largest assortment OF
these goods In this city. We have the room
TO carry the stock, and we dot
UNDERWEAR.
ladies' Underwear in great variety. our
prlces are the very lowest for hnt-class
| goods. Ladies In this department 10 walt
| on customers.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
| Celluloid Collars and Cuffs. Linen Collars
and Cuffs;
| A large assortment OF Neckwear;
] scarfs at 20, so, 75c., and 81:
| silk and Wool Muflies, in great variety
from 76c. up to 81;
Suspenders from l5c. pair up To sl.oO;,
| socks, in all qualities, nom &C. up 10 VI
| Underwear in all quall.les-our prices are
| the lowest;
| Cardigan Jackets from 81 up To 81;
| Wool Scarfs from Is Ito 7Jc.;
| SIX and Linen Hlndkerchiefs, In all quail
ties nom sc. up to 81.
JERSEYS.
! Large additions Just made TO our stock o
these popular garments, mahngo our assert
| ment larger than ever before.
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
| oS.eod 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

Tx, nd srafs'
g osisx< .ras;Ied ths Republican oendi-
dsss with unparalleled sirulsnce rom ron
the besinpinr 70 she end Of the cam, =. !.
p PAL and i claimed the Lao plurality
sra 'i him il this State As their
work. This year these same papers
attacked /. Il ,h .s democratic candidate with
similar feryor and bad language. WIZ aa
tbev now claim the plurality Of 10000
for him as their work alsos"
The impudeuce Of the above consists
in the fact that the New York Tr'baAe
both last year and this year opposed
the election OF the Democratic csndl-
dates and was both years defeated.
The name Of that paper ought to be
added to the list itself furnishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

There is no information that John
Sherman, assisted by j. b. Foraker and
Billy Mckinley, has done the cause of
Malone much good in Virginia. They
have had courteous treatment-much
more courteous than they deserved after
their venomous abuse Of the southern
people-but it does not appear that
they have been able to convince the
people of Virginia that Billy Malone
ought to be sustained aud returned to
the Senate. Clereidnd Plain Dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
Reraonal.

William r. Daniels has placed
$4,000 window in St. Johns Cathedral
at Denver in memory of his wife.
John Kelly will leave New York
within a few days to travel for his
health. Where he will go and the ex-
act time Of his departure have not been
settled.
The court bookseller, Herr Duncker,
has presented the Emperor William OF
Germany the first copy of Volumes IL
and I3 Of the Political Correspond
ence Of Frederick the Great, F." from jan
uary to October, 1856.
It is predicted in the Boston papers
that Professor Timothy Dwight, now
holding the professorship Of sacred lite
nature in the Theological School Of
Yale College, will succeed DR.. Noah
Porter as president Of that college.
Professor Dwight is about fifty-Hye
years old, and a grandson Of former
president Of Yale.
Captain Wood, of the Fourth cavalry
came up out of the Apache country the
other day, and struck civilization at ST.
Louis. "Why don't you extermlnatt
that petty band Of Chiricahua bucks?
asked an interviewer who caught Wost
in the act of buying the first whole ha
he had worn since last May. "Exter
inmate 'em?" said he. White mer
can't do it. They'll climb a mountain
in fifteen minutes that will take white
man two hours to scale. They live il
the mountains, mind you, and know
them. When they make the raids il
this country is only when they wan
horses. These they'll have or die, an
we're kept down in that God-forsaket
country to keep them out"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

An art museum for Brittany is in
process Of building at yannes. Let
us hope" says the Courier de rArt,
",hat the State will show some interest
in the museum now being built. II
would not be without profit should
Paris do something for the unlucky De-
partment Of Morbihan, which has been
neglected like French Ireland"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

A VACANT SENAT0R.-An owner
of horses recently turned several of
them into a vacant lot. One Of his
employees learned to call the horses
"vacant horses" The people of Vir-
einia have treated MALONE in the same
way. They have turned him into a va
cant lot, and he is now "vacant
Senator.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
DRESS GOODS.

The largest stock Of DRESS GOODS we
ever carried. Don't fall TO examine our
stock before purchasing We show;
Smgle-width material tor 10. l2,4, d. 49,
20, and Csc;
Double. width from ~ g. TO 81;
Best All-WoOl Cashmefes 41c.;
Atwood TrlcOts. SOC;
ID Tricots, all colors. sl-regular price.
Sl.2j;
Black Cashmeres from II C. 20 $50 per
yard. -
In DRESS INNINGS we show Moss
Trimming all colors, ar soc per yard;
Chenille FringeS FOR 30, 63is -, 81 -. ana
81 per yard-all styles;
Velveteens nom 3jc. to 81;
Nelyets an colOrs from 00c. 10 So;
All cOlors of Braids and Velvet Ribbons;
A nice assortment of Dress Buttons
d. x h. MlTrELDORfER.
oc25.Su. TuSTh No. ~ east BROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

We now show the largest stock and best
assortment everseen in any one house In the
city.
Every one should purchase their WRAPS
from us for these seasons-viz.:
First. OUR WRAPS ARE MADE OF THE
BEST MATERIALS IN USE.
Second. THEY ARE CUT AND SHAPED
IN THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHION
ABLE STYLES.
Third. WE GUARANTEE THEM TO BE
THE BEsT-FITTING GARMENTS INTHE
CITY.
We have lovely vISIrES in PLUSH,
BRoCADED vELVETS. CLOTH. &c.
Aho. PATENTED sUITs-something
new. Come and see them.
| MISSES and CHILDREN'S WRAPS In
great variety and at low prices;
| CARPETS, RUGS, and DRUGGkTS-an
immense stock at prices as low AZ In
New York city. We make and lay car
pets at short notice.
| DRESS GOODS and SILKS in the latest
| novelties Of every kind.
! BLANKETS, BLANKETS.-Now ia YOU
chance. Prices never were as low. They
are tellng for very little.
For DRY GOODS Of all kinds, at the low
est figures call at
THALHiMER BROTHERS,,
no 1-su. Tu&Th Fifth aud Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

Foraker on the Western Reserve
.'Rebels, traitors, Union-destroyers, I'M
repentant foes of the Constitution"
Foraker in Virginia "ThOse heroic
Virginians who fought with Lee and
Jackson"
Our young Governor is veally ii he
thinks he can ride into presidential
nomination in this way.-Clesetdnd
Plain Dedler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

I have made a chemical examl-
nation of the "Montrose Whiskey,
the sample having been collected by me
from many barrels, and find that it
contains no impurities or authorizations.
AS a beverage or medicinal agent 1t Is
entitled to full confidence.
WILLIAM Ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
State Chemist.
Richmond, Va, February 26, 1885.
Walter d. Blair L Co. are the sole
proprietors Of the celebrated "Mon-
trose" WhiskeY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

The National Republican rises to re-
mark: Hope of gain was the Repub-
licsn inspiration" Will our Washing
ton contemporary please inform us when
the Republicans were not inspired by
hope Of gain?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

The State comments upon MAHoNE's
trumped-up excuse for defeat. 1t says :.
"Mahone seems to be mad because
he did not have the election machinery.
The Democrats conducted fair cleo
ton. With Malone controlling the
Judges and clerks of election many a
ballot.box would have been stuffed and
many would have been stolen, and the
chances would have been largely in
favor of Malone. And that is what
makes Malone, Wise & Co. gloomy
the thought of what might have been"
These cries will all die out soon.
MALONE and the bloody shirt are bu-
ried in one grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

1.-THE Democrats know that they can
afford to neglect everything else if they
can hold New York and the solid
South"
That's all we could find in yester-
days Tribune concerning the "solid
South"
Oh, foolish Republicans, that you did
not ten years ago learn that the sunshine
of kindness would melt the solidity OF
the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

The Democrats are so happy that
they now laugh heartily when they read
the recent denunciations heaped upon
them by SHERMAN and such like folks.
Rail on, it will be long time before an
other Governor is elected in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

cooL.-The New York Tribune Of
yesterday says:
"The power welded by the majority
OF our consistent. dispsssionate, and
sincere New York contemporaries de-
serves careful consideration. Last year
the New York Times. the New York
Herald, the New York Ereniag Post,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
TkILoRs AND CLOrHIERs.

A GOOD CHANCE TOBUY CHEAP
n CLOTHING.-We come 70 this city
for only q few days to dispose OF the Sioux
or A BANKRUPT. Everything at the low
est prices. PANTS worth SIS for So: SUIT
OF CLOTHES worth $40 for 81 and $3.50;
SUIT OF CLOTHES worth $50 for $40.
Please call TO see us and be satisfied.
l.. GOLDSMITH.
noA.9ts 1894 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
DEATHS.

ROBERTS.-Dled, November 3. 1885. at
AGO A. NJ, at the residence OF her daugh.
Ter Mrs. Mary Deane, ga north Third
street. Mrs. NANCY ROBERTS; aged sew
enty-eight years. -.
she leaves sister. three sons, two daugh-
teis and twelve grandchildren 10 mourn
their loss. - -
Her funeral viii take place from the
gh-Street Methodist church at O'Clock
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON.
Fredericksburg and Washington papers
please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

Were we surprised at the result in
New York? Not at all. On the con-
trary, we said on the Sth of October ;
1.-THE Herald, the Times, The Ma
ton, the Erening Post, and the Tri-
bune are all opposed to the reelection Of
Governor Hill, Of New York. New
York city will give him fifty thousand
majority. Cause and consequence"
New York city gave HILL $4,000
majority.
The reader may be assured that the
Herald and the other papers named, all
Of which advocate a gold standard Of
values, and tell Mr.. CALIsLE and other
statesmen about what 1.-THE people -
are " demanding" OF them, misrcpre.
sent public sentiment as much on the
silver problem as they did in regard to
Governor Hull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
~ ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT
D.6E. MITTELDORFER'S,
CIOAKS.

Another instalment OF LADIES AND
MISSES WRAPS just received. Any lady
or child entering our store with view OF
purchasing WRAP cannot fail TO be suited
rom our Immense and carefully-selected
stock. We show all the latest styles NEW
MARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS Doll
MANS, JACKETS, BACKS, NlSITES, &c,
In all grades and az all prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

BEwARE.-Do not let your druggist
palm of on you any new, cheap remedy
for colds when you inquire for Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. or you will be dis
appointed. Price, Is cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05
CARPETS.

We will open on MONDAY an entirely
tIon sale i'm New York city. They are the
cheapest carpets ever brought TO this city
comprising Hemp. Cotton, Cotton and Wool,
IngIain. Three-Ply. Tapestry, Body Brus-
sells. and Velvet-prices ranging from l5c. 10
$40 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

Now let the organs proceed to prove
that the election Of HILL to be Cover
nor Of New York is the latest southern
outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-05

JACK LoGAN's soliloquy What
fools me and jim was not to have a
par Of treason-stained saddles 4"