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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

We shall place on sale in several OF our
Departments some time next week large
quantity OF merchandise purchased for
cash at a forced bankrupt sale in an
eastern market, the price OF which will
sstonish every one andewill create Great
Sensation I'D this community.
SPRING K COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

There were fried ~ the Police Court DIR
ie1 the sionsn Of March i34 cases. Of which
-s rare fer re eify and - for the Stste
The amount ~ fnes collected in TIE ciiy
easss rss so rosts 50 s' =. total slzl74
Tf,e srneant 81 fines psil in State cases was
sel. -sts. SIS t totd. sz-1S Total Of
~ fnss suI rsets caie ected vss s-atfa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

These Low Prices Tell the Story.
Good Prints, 4c and sc.
Good quality Sheeting, sc, &c, &c.
Good White Flannel as low as &c.
Good Ginghams for &c, Z, &c.
Table Linens, 25c, 2Sc, 3Oc, 35c; 40c
and upward.
Turkey Red Table Damask, 25c, 2Sc,
30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, SOC.
Huckabuck and Damask Linen Towels,
&c, &c, &c, 10c, lie, l212c and upward.
Corsets, the best make, soc, 63c, 75c,
95c and upward.
Hosiery, lower prices prevailing.
Embroideries, still closing them at half
prices.
White Summer Dress Goods, &c, &c. &c,
Zoe and upward.
Plaid Dress Goods, &c, &C, &c, 10c and
upward
Brocade Dress Goods, all colors, &c, &c,
&c, l0c, 121ac.
Cashmeres, in all colors and shades, &c,
1Oc, 121sc, 15c, 1sc, 2lc, 25c, 3Oc, 35c.
Crash Toweling, 4c, sc, &c, &c, 1212c.
Bleached Cottons, &c, &c, &c, SC, &c.
White Sheetings and Pillow Castings at
correspondingly low prices.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

"H
hspeoiiean ,iiy convention lo-nis''s a.
- ''F''''' -'''-
TIE eensrniasila Adl'asnod az li'l9 i-st
night las >ai''ois cis,-e at r.
Major aoeze speiat = e,iliersi.l{ aiyti Ga ne
eity cat ieft n'fn early yesterday --oFAins
halfe's Comedy Company m ~Enoch
Alden a. Poser, Opera House ti-ls even
M.
There Vii oa 3 progressive sacAre party at
ths resi.ieDc8 ~ ar. tefex "a Pheasant
street thls evening.
send goaf ordess Tor election slips q IHE
Ts4.EGAaa oliae an3 tAeg eil ls prl1-td fgr
goa ga sAorl notice.
.Fh.r. !. n. ~. ..r .sa.,ar.th. C.r.snh.er-
srs iu the Fr.t WArA james heane-sg
0ilI lead tae as.sss|s-Ige Dafly
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bn1a alo s,l'- ~ 80. @ -
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"A tA.isfeniieis ea4eA7 = lo oe hs.l lH
TIE flfsL N'ifl tt teoset utu sih' even
fng. a fuii ~tfd tlcN7t "iA % piaeed "a
''i,iHas'"N'
No Dutch need apply, ati4 AFyo ~ NeiiiA
iast uight, Nhen informed -htl tAr Demo
crsi- had nominated TAT - NeH Tor bifee-
tor of tn7 foof
dr,nzeu ward striker amssed ihe .oDpy
% tne - 'e.ipcstLic ooittt i'H .''t et...il- =
anu t.iaoo Pf'o. - '.7 o.t H's-S'
vine - pa lae @tts are ou.
James Tubr gen. of 2lj Third ageuue. fell
in a at at the corner oi B0slwlcs aud foul-
tam strests yesterday forenoon ana was
taken home ia tne police paifDA
During the past three month- Cifg DIrec-
Tor of the Poor has furnished aid % t.lo
persons in 5ol families The demands upon
him have decreased considerably ln tAe past
txO weeks.
Ahaat toso bundre.l lollar.' worth of bou-e-
hold goods we're burned wish the residence
OF Martin Fitzpatrick. noticed IN yesterday
TNEoaAN. Tie house Was valued at so.
No Insurance.
.rb.. ..r.,.rt. s,~r a. inv.-tirtfa aha
,..n.., .,f 49,. ,l-tth Ill p-ss- Ntr.f4i. Who
-. kn-d at Wtffcomb's factory on
wednesday. rendered a verdict yesterday
that death rssulted from accident.
r. xo4iI s..fn that X b Woofcock does
Mt .,n.lder 80 rnaInafioo fo- afi-r.ntn
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

" WlsHii.sslas. April 4-Eor she Upgsr
Lakss. generally lsI. CLEARING ID ths soali.-
east % 1ieail.Ii. ~ .ill use ia sllfeTa.ilre,
siads shifting so1lAarig g11csetiel hy
norilesiy 3Inas, ueat lakes Mle1isa1 and
Huron. fiili1z bsr3neier fn t1s assrtlsest
portion. al zaaF biToMeteF ~ southern fuf
tOn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Nhooping Cough can be cured. notwith-
standing thai physicians claim IL can not
have a remedy that does cure Mhooplng
Cough, without the least injury 10 the pa
tlent Give Il q trial. The price l. 80 cents
per bottle. OF three bottles for Sl-25. Sold
by druggists and az
STEEKrkK's DRUG STORY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

In addition we are closing out a very
large stock OF Summer Silks for 39c, 4Sc,
63c, 69c, 75c and Csc, in fact we have
never known silks SO cheap.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

fts Nes 1qEk ail.oeFy Bakzzr I'll have
t1elr k-asksr of,sElAg % fr1ss and sst1K-
daS ~ Has seek. AZ aEe oordlaiiy invites.
ADAMs A Co,
- MJuroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Tae1 Se1.gs formerly ~ = gsnal
street, has removed t1 faa 1ew sna hea1fif1'
=fers ID iss N-v tlrich Block where fasy
ril aar4 tle SRI a=t Millinery estsh.is ishment
r t1s V Iafa@ sa-ad make an early
.a - ner sHst-srs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Cali teleph0ne rs and give yO0r orders
slth The Globe Laundry, and they VIII re
eelvs pr,npI attention. Dont forget the
-ace. - Huron street. opposite the Star
Clothing House.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

VIA have or Fri1ay and Saturday, April
s and 4 oar ;, Flug Opening 0f Bennets and
Hats. Ns extend : ootdial Invitation 10 al
car IsEr1Els and ffieDas
K III BAESSEN.
- Mou1Oe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

The Electrical Wonder gwen away with
eYsry purchase Of 40 cents and upwards
Answers questions IA history, grammar,
geography. cODumdrums, etc
GIANT CLOTHING CO2PAS4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

One of ire most salhahie entertainments
ef the season was presented st Powers
Opera House last night PSI ths Waite Comedy
Company. in the firce comedy -Corfnsieu.
The sodisnce laughed until IL was ared st
the 5rnll situations presented ia the play.
Nr = " Garner a. Chnsfersef bffs-afd.
and Miss Neilsou as fsrrsflt frisi frbg. were
both st horne in theig parts They have not
appeared - so good sdvsuage iarnz their
present snsg,gerent "a in Confession last
night Hsitie Hsenes as Fse WsHstie-
f-} sud r. Waite a. Htmf uaw
hf.f,ssf AS, sc1n'ttai .hs uaselves with creiif
The rs=t ~ tas cennan d.a better than
usual This evening. ''tuoct Arieu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

ASeuIg questions snsstred - t1s klscxrl
cai lo>tructor. olFen s@ey Saturday Viii
sales ~ - es1ts s1d oseE.
0IAST CL0EHISS CcAFAs1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

The Globe Laundry. - Huron street, will
do up your shirts, collars and cuffs IN the
best sty IL and al a reasonable price. Good
work guaranteed. Telephone 7l3.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

See the Giant Clothing Company's adyer-
tlseLnent-new scheme.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

81 the asa 3f taa Electrical Instructor. ON
Saturday neyt ve give one to every one buy
iuE s ilo or more.
SraR Cr0THrVe H0rsE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

saturday. April : We shall give. with pur-
chase 0f ~ cents and over. one of those
Electrical Instructors. Don't miss IT.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Do you want any Silver Ware THE year' II
Y0a 40 buy it AZ g. Bhckiey's. Previous
II removal sale 90 81 per cent. of. Cali i'm
mel,ately. Must remove April s. y Mon
-..a .fraar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

The finest assortment of buggies, phetons,
serreys and spring wagons in the city at A.
K Autisdels.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Music taught by the Electrical Instruc-
tors. nn Saturday next We give one away
10 any one buying Sl.tO or more.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Those who have busln, - with the Globe
Laundry by telephone hereafter must ''hel o.
20 NJ. 10. as that ls their present telephone
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

The New York sc store will be opened at
70 Ottawa street. new Aldrich Block, Satur-
tiaX Aurli
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

81. Georzs s. Callia i elfI slrcalalor 0f
T4s TzEsaaAa 4l4a b Authorised " esLlset
sl8s.slptloEs ali 'eatpl taersfor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
FOUND II
WATS0N'S VALLEY CITY
Shoe Store
loCanal St. OPP. Sweets Hotel

lOCanal St. Opp. Sweets Hotel
Is found t. he the REST place 70 buy boots
and Shoes
l. Becs1ee ve sell 10 shoddy-
2 Becaase re buy honest work
3 Beca1se re have one pric@.
& Becsuse re warrant Cur goods
& BeoaBse ne strive n please.
8 Bacaass ne 49, for sash
:. Becasse rs SCI on srzs7 profit
: Becssse ne desi honestly.
e B4cs8ss rs i've and iet I've.
10 Becauas ue treat al alike
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Notice.
The public are cautioned not to confound
the name of +. X. Miller. advertised by a
certain firm of decorators and painters in
this city, with that of q. n. Miller, of the
firm of Miller K Middleton. Mr.. q. n.
Miller, Of the firm of Miller Il Middleton, is
still in business, and is prepared TO perform
any work connected with decorating, paint
ing and paper hanging. The firm of Miller
& Middleton turnout nothing but frst-class
work. Trusting 10 receive continuance of
favors that they have so lavishly received.
Yours respectfully,
MILLER 4 MIDDLETON.
Don't miss the opening of the S9c store
Saturday, April T.
Buy your buggies and phetons of A. r..
Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
For buggy buy of A. X. Antisdel.

Every one that attends the opening of tn
59c store gets picture card free.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Buy your buggies and phetons of A. II.
Antisdel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01

Weird Tales. BY Il. W. I. HOFFMAN,.
A New Translation from the German,
with Biographical Memoir by j.
4. BEALBY, b. A., formerly Scholar
of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
In two volumes. Volumes |. and Ill.
New York CHARLES SCRIBNER's
Sons. 1885. Price So for the two
volumes.
IL you wish to understand peculiar
kind of mind, read these "weird
tales"
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
The Book-Lorer. A Guide to the Best
Reading. BY JAMES BALDWIN,
Phi. D., author Of " English Litera-
ture and Literary Criticism" " Story
of Seigfried," etc. Chicago: JAN
SEN, Mcclure & Co. 1885. l6mo.,
gilt top, 2O2 pages. Price $l.25.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON < Co.
The Life of abraham Lincoln. BY the
Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD, Author of
1.-The Life of Benedict Arnold" etc.
Chicago JANSEN, MCCLURE & Co.
1885. Svo. gilt top, AGO pages. Price
$3.50.
This is an interesting life Of Mr..
LINCOLN. The author seems, too, to
have endeayored to authenticate state
ments of facts before making them. He
is warm admirer of Mr.. LINCOLN, and
rather disposed to put too much color
ing on his brush when painting
the best features of his subject. He
tells, however, not the whole truth,
but merely the truth. He holds n
veil over Mr.. LINCoLN's character.
Nothing could be more unsatisfactory
to those who know the facts than
what Mr.. ARNOLD does not say about
Mr.. LINCoLN's religious belief. No
thing could be more misleading to those
who do not know the facts than what
Mr.. ARNOLD says on that point.
1t is difficult for southerner TO do
affirmative justice to Mr.. LINCOLN
quite as difficult for a northerner to do
negative justice to him. To borrow
one of GEORGE ELIoT's phrases, the
testimonies" Of northern men on
this subject are none the truer sob
jectively" because they are honest
"subjectiyely." "Their eyes are
holden those of southern as we'll
as those of northern men; and we
must wait many years yet before either
section can see LINCOLN as he was.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
ALL OVER THE STATE.
DASvILtA.

"a. xv,s,s ssx llishs stasesaeass Aheus sar.
yr.Isses- fbs Tsnperaree Moves'sss.
rforr,spondence Of the ss,chmoui Dispatch |
FEBRUARY %, 1885.
Paragraphs having been published In
many papers to the effect that Mr.. j.
M. Prebblcs, whose remains were found
IN Robcrtson's Hotel after the fire had
been partially conquered in that build
ing last Sunday morning, had had a
large amount Of msney with him that
night and had been foully dealt with,
CAPTAIN Green Williams, chief Of police,
comes out in card and contradicts
those statements. Prebbles was known
TO have had no business which gave him
the handling of alarge sum ofmoney, and
was on the borrow TO the amount OF one
dollar the evening before the fire, and 1t
was a plain case that he had gotten out
of the bed as il to escape from the lire,
had fallen at the door and died from
suffocation, and that the fire had reach
ed the body after he had died. His
clothes had fahen from hook on the
wall to the floor and were lying in a
pile there. There were some red and
other spots on the bed-clothing in his
room, but they were plainly caused by
the falling of the water from the hose
on the bed-covering. IL the Dispatch
had had from this pen and had printed
all the youched-for statements which
could have been sent down, there would
have been more than one column OF
sensational stuff.
Judge Davis, of the Hustinss Court
Of the county, says he cannot refuse
license to sell liquors merely because
there is a petition against the granting
Of tho license. The parties opposing
the license must put themselves down
as responsible for costs, and must show
by testimony that the place is not a
suitable place or the applicant not a
proper person. / have information
from the leaders in the temperance
movement that they expect to succeed
in making this "dry" county this
spring.
Mrs. Henry G. Walker, of the Hurts
Store vicinity, died on the Goth instant,
in her eighty third year. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
TIE EASTERN .SHORE.

The Ies-Badiy Burned-Dcath-The Orsier
War.
Correspondence ofthe Rich mond Dispatch. I
0NANCoCK, February q, 1885.
The mild weather for the past two
days has opened navigation again, and
the steamer Tangier, which had been
lying ice-bound at her wharf here since
last Saturday, left yesterday for the
Pocomoke river.
Oystermen have been idle for several
weeks, and in consequence there has
been an oyster famine in the cities that
depend for their supplies upon the
Chesapeake.
A little daughter Of Mr.. George
Bishop, living near Leemont, went too
near log fire where her father was
gathering ice Wednesday. Her clothes
caught on fire, and she received severe
but not fatal injuries.
Louis Parker, the most prosperous
and respected colored man on the East
ern Shore Of Virginia, died at his home
near here Thursday Of paralysis. He
was once the body-servant of Hon.
John w. ii. Parker, Of this county, and
owned several good farms, which he
managed to buy since his liberation
from slavery. His funeral yesterday
was attended by large crowd Of both
races.
The little town Of Grecnbsckville,
situated on Chincoteague bay, win cele-
brste Cleveland's Inauguration with an
enthusiastic demonstration on March
4th. There will be parade Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
LYHCHBURG.

A bridge Complescd-A New Orleans Chess-
Champion Beaten.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
FEBRUARY 90, 1885.
The iron bridge across Blsckwater
creek that practically connects this city
with Campbell county on the west was
completed yesterday, and to-day the
City Council, in special session, ordered
the payment Of the city's proportion Of
the construction fund, which was
Sl.000.
Referring TO the recent chess tourney
in Richmond reminds me Of peculiar
incident which transpired several eve
nings since at the Lynchburg Chess
Club rooms. A chcss-player from New
Orleans happened in the rooms, and
modestly offered to play three men,
bers Of the club at one time. Some
one, however, suggested that il might
be well to tackle the clubs best player,
Mr.. John Kinnicr, single-handed and
alone before he proceeded to demolish
three together; and the suggestion was
good-naturedly adopted. Mr.. Kinnier,
who is believed here to be the best
player in the South, didn't beat his
New Orleans opponent but three games
out of four land it is alleged that the
fourth game was lost to the I.ynchburg
champion by reason Of his notion Of
what was due TO visitor.
Property-owners here are reported to
be much dissatisfied with the new as
sessment Of real estate now being made.
They say the assessments arc excessive
and onerous, and from the present pros
pect the Corporation Court will have
busy time hearing appeals. The asses
sors are Colonel T. T. Withers and
Alexander Il. Stratton.
Mayor Manson is now engaged on
his annual message, which will be pre-
sented at the regular meeting Of the
City Council next Friday. The Mayor
will maRtha number of recommenda-
tions. He will advocate, among other
enterprises, the establishment Of apub-
lie hospital just as soon as the financial
state Of the municipality will justify it.
Lynchburg Walters Carve Each Other.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
LYNCHBURG, February 2S.-A stab
bling ARRAY occurred this evening at the
Arlington House between Royal Mat
thews, head waiter, and John Miller, q
subordinate waiter, growing out of the
latter's being fined for hardness.
Matthews was dangerously stabbed
in the left side, two inches below the
heart, with a sharp-pointed carving
knife. Miller received all ugly cash
across his right hand. Matthews is
now in a surgeons office and Miller in
Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
DEATHS.

ALLEN.-Died, at her residence. corner OF
Sixth and franklin streets. at 1918 O'clock
A. NJ, Friday, February 9th. Mrs. ALA
WILLIE ALLEN, widow OF the late William
&. Allen, Esq.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence SUNDAY MORNING at $3.50
o'clock. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. ct
ETTENGER-DIe February 2sth. at 81
o'clock p. NJ. at her husbands residence.
No. GIT north Ninth street. M0LLIE
HETH, wife OF George w. Ettenger. and SIS
ter OF Dr. William +. Farrar. Of this city.
Funeral notice will be given out at the
different churches to-day.
HILL.-Died, Saturday, February 2sth.
1885, CHARLES G. HILL; aged forty-six
years. He was q resident OF Richmond for
thirty-iye years. and for twenty-five years
OF that time was member OF the First
Baptist church (colored).
He died triumphant In the faith.
The funeral Will take place MONDAY AZ
TERNOON at O'Clock from the above
named church.
LYNCH.-Died. at her residence. No 2I9l
Pleasant street, MS MARY J. LYNCH,
rellct of the late Patrick Lynch.
Her funeral will take place from st. Pat
rck's church THIS AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance OF the
family respectfully invited to attend.
McGINNIS.- Died. at his residence. Is7
east Canal street. this city, February 18th.
MIR. PETER MCGlNNIS. formerly OF Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.: aged seventy-three years.
May he rest in peace.
Washington papers please copy.
POCKLfNGTON.-Dled at the residence
of their grandfather. John T. Layton. in
Henrico county, HERBERT LINWOOD.
aged three weeks and GEORGE THOMAS,
aged two years and ten months, children OF
J. X. and Emma Pockllngton. The former
died Tuesday, February Gath. at $40 l.. NJ,
and the latter Friday, February 27th, at
1880 y. NJ.
Funeral services at the residence. Will
Harrisburg turnpike tOll-gate. TODAY Sun
day at 3 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
snces respectfully invited to attend.
STEINBACH.-Died at WoOdville. ON the
Nechanicsville turnpike, Saturday, Febru-
AIRY 2s, 1885, EMMA MARIA. second
daughter of Frank and Louisa Steinbach
aged thirteen years and seventeen days.
Her funeral will take place from st. Johns
German Lutheran church THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Friends ana &c
aua fntanceg invited tn "a attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
PETERSB URG AND VICINITY.

Revenue Collections and Expors-Death of
Successful Farmer.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, February %, 1885.
The internal revenue collections in
this district for the month Of February
amounted to 1874, 560.40. The exports
of manufactured tobacco from this city
during the month amounted to 300, 1897
pounds. The officials Of the revenue
Office here have been busy for some time
winding up the affairs of the department
preparatory to turning it over to the
new collector, Captain Rogers. Two
officers from Washington have been here
for day or two examining the books
and papers of the department.
Mr.. John c. Clements died yester-
day at his residence, in Sussex county,
in the Seyenth-ninth year Of his age.
He was a good man and successful
farmer, and his death will prove loss
to the community in which he lived So
long.
Ellen Banks and Julia Epes (coloredl,
servants in the house of Mr.. A. Roscn-
stock. were to-day sentenced to Jail for
stealing clothing and provisions belong
ing to that gentleman. The prisoners
belonged to the better class of colored
society, and their trial, which lasted
for two days, was attended by crowds.
They were defended by able counsel.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01
HAMPTON.
Des.h OF AN Aged Lady -Tramps-aecevted
Call.

Des.h OF AN Aged Lady-Tramps-AcceVte
correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
FEBRUARY %, 1885.
Mr.. G.. ID. Marrow. one of our proml-
nent merchants, received a dispatch
from Warwick county this morning an
nouncing the death of his mother. Mrs.
w. c. Marrow. She was about eighty.
five years of age.
A lot of land, 2S by $50 feet, front
ing on King street, was sold at auction
to-day for $500.
Several tramps have been seen around
here Of late. A few nights ago one OF
them crawled up into the hall Of the
Monitor office and was captured. The
next morning the floor was found to be
charred slightly, where he had doubt
less made small fire. He had been
lodged in Jail the night before, and gave
his name as James Kelly. from st.
Louis. He is now in Jail.
Rev. e. J. S. Mayo has accepted the
call from the Episcopal church at CALI
polls, Ohio, and will leave for his new
parish about April LIST. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-01

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sssvvs, =. - ths North M shsn not
BE- able 20 make coarse goods here in the
North much longer anyway, and inc
southcsncrs are even connaehs" evr'.
Pe'mg WIN Us y sns nns' ws,,s
,,. '"s Anon sup,ose. but
thew saw the operatives they find are
intelligent, quick to learn, and capable
Northern manufacturers nave All 'uey
can 10 nov 20 my. s"'s ss,nan,s
sh.n shsv already labor under. IL we
are to have legislation on the hours Of
labor, let IL be in Washington and not
In Rhode Island. II we couia nave =
nAs'onM 'e"-"ou la ..".;,. .annor,
- . "a ,hsn n Ysolcc ;nycnn;ty and
pluck could not win in the race, with
equal Legislative advantages, we should
go down by the force OF nasura circum-
s''nces' aoa VIC '0''a NV 'o"P
Anu now 'ne question ARISES, "
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