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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
BANK EXAMINATIONS.
A New Wrinkle Which Is of Great Interest
to Men Who Handle Money.

to Men Who Handle Money.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINGToN, April 11.-''There is one prac-
tice in this Office that is going to be abolished,
which is very material to national banks said
one of the officers in the bureau of the Comp
troller of the Currency, Treasury Department.,
to-day.
What is that, prayY" inquired.
TT is the practice of informing banks of con-
templated examinations. would like to know
what good an examination does when the officers
of bank know just when and how it is to be
made. The way to do it is to swoop down at ir-
regular and unexpected periods Now the banks
are ready for the examiners and it is nero mat
ter of form. We know that many banks do not
conform to the laws, but under the present
system of examinations it is absolutely impossi-
BILE to detect wrong-doing'
when do you thing this new regime viii be
inauguratedr
VERY soon. The way it will be begun will be
quite as interesting to the Office here as to the
bankers Orders will be issued, secretly, to the
examiners to make examinations at certain
places at certain times and to keep their move
ments in secrecy. Some banks may get, thus,
two examinations within fortnight, very un-
expectedly, and may not be called upon for
three months again. 1t strikes me that tho pro-
posed plan will be fruitful of results
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
What the Trouble Is. About.
New York Sun.

new lOrK sun.
England, as everybody knows has an immense
empire in India Russia has of late years been
pushing her conquests in the direction of India,
and about two years ago, when the Russians
seized the oasis of Merv, and got control of the
great Turkoman desert, they came right up
against what has always been regarded as one of
the bulwarks of India-Afghanistan Then
England became alarmed.
Look at the map of Asia and you will see that
all along the northern edge of India, like wall
of defense, runs the gigantic chain of the
Himalayas, the greatest mountains in the world
At the northwestern corner of India this
range of mountains splits up, and, turn
ing toward the southeast, spreads out into
a number Of divercing ranges which cover
Afghanistan the backbone of the system being
the colossal Hindoo Koosh mountains. This
rugged country of Afehanistan, therefore, forms
a sort OF natural breastwork for India toward
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
A sEMI-OFFICIAL PREDICTION.

A Russian Newspaper Organ Declares that
War Is Impending.
BRUSSELS April 1L-Le Nords the most rabid
pro-Russan newspaper in Belgium, now predicts
war between Russia and England. LIE Nord is
regarded as a semi-oficial organ of the Russian
government, and this article is believed to have
been inspired. The paper has heretofore ex-
pressed sanguine hopes of peace, but it now
says that war is impending 1t says that the
the toasts of Ameer Abdurrahman and Lord
Dufferin were equivalent to declaration of
war, even while England was appealing for con-
ciliation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12

Two-basc Hits-McPhee, Carpenter and Poorman.
Three-base Hts-Reilly Donnelly and Crane.
Home Run-Reilly.
Total Basos on Hits-Cincinnati 10; Indianapolis,
16.
Double Plays-Morrarity and keenan,, Donnelly
Crane and McQuerv.
Bases on Called Balls-Poorman and McQuery.
Base for Being Hit by Pitched Bal-Donnelly
Bases on Balks-Fennelly and Jones.
Wild Throws-Fennely, Reilly, Snyder (2), Don.
nelly Crane. keenan, (2).
Fulnbled Grounders-McPhee, Corkhiil and Poor
man.
Muffed Fly--Thompson.
Passed Balls-Snyder. 2.
Time of Gane-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Umpire-A. j.. Jennings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Increasing Enthusiasm Over the Prince AND
Princess of Wales.
DUBLIN, April 1.-The enthusiasm over
the Prince and Princess of Wales ap-
pears to be on the increase among
the common people, Their royal Highnesses to-
day visited Trinity College, and were presented
with addresses by the various college societies.
After leaving Trinity, the Prince and Princess
visited several schools in Dublin. Crowds sur
rounded and cheered the royal visitors wherever
thew went
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Russia Seeking an Agent.

WASHINGTON, April lit is stated on the
authority Of naval officer that the Russian
minister to the United States has endeavored to
secure the services of a naval officer here in
purchasing number of small vessels now used
between San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands
in transporting sugar. The vessels to be
used, the officer says, in proving upon English
commerce in Japanese and Indian waters, should
war be declared between Russia and England
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Buildine war vessels on speculation.

PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-An order for six
fast iron cruisers of the Esmeralda pattern was
received in this city on Thursday. These yes
sells are nominally ordered by private gentlemen,
just as they might order steam yachts, but they
will be for sale when completed, and the offers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Trouble Expected at Panama.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Admiral Jouett tele-
graphs Secretary Whitney to-day from Colon
as follows: ''The Tennessee arrived to-day. All
well. / shall open the transit tomorrow, and
keep it open. Everything is quiet here, but
trouble is feared at Panama. I shall send 100
men to Panama to morrow. -#
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Rankin Sentenced to Life Imprisonment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April u.--Frank Rankin,
the noted scale manufacturer, was sentenced to
the penitentary for life, to-day, at ShelbyviIle,
KY Rankin shot and killed Martin Cody,
bricklayer, in cold blood. in November 1888
This is Rankin's second trial, the sentence being
the same in both
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Avn Internal Machine for Bismarck.

BERLIN, April ia box addressed to Prince
Bismarck excited the suspicious of the author
ties at Frankforton the Main, and it was opened.
1t contained clockwork and dynamite ma
chine of a new type and of skillful contrivance.
There is nothing to indicate by whom the box
was prepared or sent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Not the Body of Mr.. Conant.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE body of the man
found yesterday at Coney Island creek, and
supposed to be that of s. s. Conant, was exam
ined to-day by Mr.. Conants son, and pronounced
not to that of his father.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
LUxURIEs FOR THE RICH.
Twenty Million Dollars Year for Brandics,
Wines and Silks.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Americans drink
over million and a quarter dollars worth OF
cognac brandy every year, and the report has
gone to the little Fronch island Of Cognac that
the emand Is fast increasing. So largely has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
20 Cents.

20 Cents.
Just received. another line Of those nonn,ar
mems caps for 20 cents. MoprI.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
Russia's Reply to England Does Not
Lessen the Tension in Any Respect.
The British Will Decline Further Discussion
Of the Boundary Question Until the Rus
sian Forces Are Withdrawn.
AsBelief that the Dispute Has Reached
It's Final Phase in Diplomacy.

Both Nations Actively Preparing for War on
Gigantic Scale-Fast Iron Cruisers 70
Be Built in American Ship Yards.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12

Is being crowded to it's utmost
capacity with the product of
our factory, and we do not vary
from the fact when we say that
our exhibit will discount any
previous effort we have made
for outfitting the myriads who
trade at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25

The following Is the atficiai nOrttary
report sor the citv Of Richmond for the
week ending SATURDAY, March Il. 1885 ,
Whole number lf deaths N The 'ity.
exclusive of still-births. -.
Cause af Deatb -AbsceSs. | Isth-
ma. bronchitis. a cancer. : con-
sumption. COMMISSIONS. [ cysutls.
iiarrhpa. iiphther1a. heart
disease. Inflammation lf the bowels.
ntemperance. [ sldney-'tisease,
old age. perlt0nitis. pieurisy.
pneumonia. spinal affection.
reethIng. unknown. other dis-
eases. 2.
.tJe.-Dne month 20 SIX. i SIX
months -o rwplve. one year ul three.
five wears IN -rn. ; zen years 20
twenrv. rwentv years 70 thirty ,
thirty years 10 forty. forty year,
to iftv. a fifty vear. ro sixty,
ixtv years 20 seventy. : seventy
wears 20 eighty ninety wears 70
one hundrpd. I mAnowu. J.
TsuDerrtprr.- Mean -emnerauirp .or
the veek ending March lsth. H. =
for week ending March l,-t. -. a.
RupffH Amount of rainfall for
the week ending Marcn tth. % -
inches .or week emitting Harrh 3l,t-
% i6 uchcs.
RHe. Rate of mortality of whole
population wls !9.O4 per 1000 pei
mnum rate Of mortality OF ynft
population vas 4123 Der i.du0 pei
mnum -ac af mortality NJ cuIorr
population vas }LJ- per l.0O0 pes
tnmum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
VIEW HOTEL PROSPECT.
rhe Allan Lea Prsszbiy sssa Nsrrbsrs
ravsfalk.ts.

The Allan property. Fifth and Main
streets, winch was bought by Messrs.
Isaac Davenport, Jr. and A Y. stokes.
Sr.. more than a year Igu. has been
offered for safe Co a number af northern
capitalists. "Nir. John Dunlop, OF thIs
city. representing these gentlemen. saw
Mr. Stakes Yesterday, expressed nm
self a. much pleased with the SITE. sat
isiiei with the price at which It gas
offered. and asked him ~ hold the pro-
pertv for thirty days. 80 as 20 allow
him to see or communicate with these
gentlemen. II sale is perfected it Is
proposed tn erect building that viii
cost s2D0.000 or s250, 900, with al
modern improvements. and that viii be
an ornament - and reflect credit apOn
the city.
The original lot fronts lS+ ieet On
Nam street. and IS l90 feet deep. ex-
tending down on the east sI,ie OF Fifth
street. The lot in the reT ot the
Second Baptist church. facing y ieeE
on sixth street ami running bsGk 20 the
Allan lot has been purchased m order
20 have 4 rear entrance "a she hotel.
This location. presents many rane Id'
vantages tor hotel. amt Its upper sto-
RES viii afford the finest new of any
place n the citv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25

RICHMOND. Va March 4! T. .'>l.
p ne El.to, or .ar DJpaf-4
please allow ne space n r1ur columns
I'd maAe he following publication Nr.
Moses Miilhi~er. Celebrating his ,iEceth
anniversary. feeling rhas tod lsa pros
Dered nm n ,nis lie. Ind SnowIng that
ne Bible saws vhos0eyer Iyeth "a me
poor endeth 70 tie L0rr Ind -hr ser
wants lls employment having called
ms attention 20 rhe Laioreu Orphan AsY-
.um. ms wife. who is Gnd 70 .very-
hody ,aId 20 hIm hat .he cOuld noe n
.ow aIm ~ ovcriook that INSTITUTION
therefore Yesterday afternoon size
brought 70 nv house tive nlereS 1i
brown cotton for winter garments. lnd
also gave ne meek for 80 Tor the
C1iored Orphan Asylum.
JAMES Il. HOLMES.
Pastor OF he First co'ore'i' Bapust
hurrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
Circuit Csart Matters.

rhe city Circuit Court va engaged
Yesterday rying the ,ase Of me roiored
men William Junes aad William R0oln-
-on agairusJ the Henrico t0al COMPANY.
These msm were miners enpioyed N tile
company pits, tnd bv premature eT-
1lOslon we're blown 40. each losing an
eve aud being otherwise injured The
iIrv returned verdict for The plaintiffs.
irving tiaem 500 each
.!udgr WclIforyi ias directed Tie
sheriff % summons special InrieS rom
Henricn county N the case Ut -Iohn v
t,srdauI cy. The CITY 1f RlchmGnd Tor
$4,000 damages .or INJURIES received by
a TAIL ON The pavement On Main street
between Seventh ana Eighth streets.
and in The case Of tharies j. Jones
Igainst The Richmond Wooien-Stills
for sI9. a0G iamages. Jones was al
euulsve AZ the w00ien-niils. and vas
caught m the machinery and lost ms
arm. The former eass Is set tor Trial
to-,i;rv. the latter for to-norrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
SrAE0Gs FOE FooD.


An Itlants City special ssys: Rar-
poise-sishIng promises tn bscerns one %
the priucipaE Industries On the New
Jersey coast. The experiment. made
last faII at Caps NAY proved 20 s''esess-
iirl m financial wav ,has tbs facilities
of the csmpzny there viii be greatly
increased. and ether porpoiss nsher'rs
viii be- established N both cape NAY
and Atlantic counties. A. first they
we're caiuht for the skin and bh,hhsr
l!one. the carcasses being thrown
tyav or N few Instances used a. ier-
hl;znrs. From the biubher y sxtrastet
a very tine oil. while the skin makes
superior quality Of leather. some time
last faIf. however It was discovered
that uorpoIse flesh was sagory to the
taste. and it soon became popular A. m
article of iood and WIS n great de-
mansi. rhe juIcy rsf meat- winch ~
taken from beneath q layer OF TAT next
20 the skin. ~ pronounced by ep'cnres
10 be more palatable than any portsr-
house stake ever cooked. In appear
anre & resembles beef bat u more soiid
and Of finer graIn and very tender.
san1e saw thar Il tastes ike vsnison.
and that there ~ nothing OF the ishy
taste abaut it-
Last lall New York parties offered
two cents per pmIn,i FOR the caIcasses,
but thew will command murh hig'er
irure this summer. A Philadelphia
firn has recently maie proposition 20
take All that NAV De- caught along TIE
coast this seasOn. with the view oi
working much vi it into nrncsmsse.
The tape Nav company. how
ever. will reject the Sffer,. ~ g
already has sr,iers from prominent
Philadelphia and New York hotels AMI
restaurants. ana Il 3 believed that there
VIII be- demand for the meat vmch
rannot be met For the irst 1me Il
will he ON the alls nj fare AZ the leasiing
h0tcls along the coast the coming ssa-
son. 1nd vii 10 doubt prove acceptable
A. 4 substitutes FOR the inevitable ish.
IN Idditiun a tins. much of It vii Dc
ir7ed lnd nlared Ip0n the market. L
IS superior 10 irieti beef. A. n thIs STATE
retains Ill sf t. gwestness Inii y stil
A. tender ~ when fresh.
The D0rpoIse Eelgn from three nun
dred 10 four hundred pounds. lnd tr'
caught II seIne vhirh - necessarily
.ar-e and cumbersome. a. the .ish m
verv uoweriul when thew Ira n rh'
water. Last yesr seme about on'
thousand wards .0ng with a net each
NJ almost ra he bottom Df the sea
/ vas used. bur u vas seldom that NOR
/ .han half iozen ish we're aiken n
haul. Improved ieines Will b" use'
F Ems season. some of wmcn arc nov
n course of construction. Ind gmci
VIII ne patented. The porpols
vas esilrrfated rO be worth Lwrntl
dollars per irad when nothing ont IN
I biuhbrr and .kIn we're utilized. hat nuv
-hat rhe flesh is n demand lnd Al eytr
fue lil IS extracted rom he head. g B
.aid that thew vii be worth more ,ha
double thar amount. When { y statei
hat he lue Nav company realIze
g. "a rom m Wriav of $1,000 .as
season n tve weeks rime 10 wi
rea,iilY be seen what 1 profit lhere rs i
B0rnolse-ishing. steps have re"entl'
been aten ro organize "9mpanv 4
Atlantis t.tv anu other POINTS 1.on
che coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
Cleveland serald


Tins ls terribly oad weather "a ride
On the bumpers. -aid = >0rrowilIl-
.ooking tramp ls he endeav 1red % thaw
1ur hIs hands with aIs breath and By
sIapDng them together Ind holding
them n ms Tm-pits. ~ It's aard
1afr 20 ride. because fellow has 10
1Oli On al me Ume. II le should ler
20 once ne would drsp Of, and Jaat
would be the lasT Of ann. What 10
We ride on the bumpers ,Or Cause
that's ib1ut the only place On . train a
ieilow can ret these DAYS where the brake
men won bother ann. The Lrain-nen
,tick pretty eiose % tie caboose this
old weather If they w0uld zee one
vi Us gentlemen IN the Top OF a car.
thsngh. rhey 4 como out long enough %
pur nin of. "a We ride On he Damp-
RS. 4nd thrY ION . see rs. When tae
tram -t0ps g- a0p oil, for the mea
come mt then and when It starts ap
We rumu On AGAIN. It's tough iSms-
times. though. because a bumper - lot
auholstered ike a seat in a palace-sar.
Delaware anu backa.anna cars are the
pest for 4 fellow 5ccause shev ve All
cot iittle platforms an both ensis. and a
traveller can rids on them ike a daisv.
some fellows ride on the trucks
under the cars, continued lhe ;rzmp.
a. he blew On his hands again- '' lr's
a hard place though; It's 30 dirty.
Another place u On a passenger u'aIn
IN the irst platform. The engineer
ana fireman see as, but they ssn : care.
It's the brakeman who bother the liis
cut Of us. Now, aperson would .hinx
this hrss platform yosd place to ride.
but Et iSa't. The elndsrs are Terrible.
We have TO light en- every minsits.
They ;es n Our eyes q We keep them
auen. anu ii xe shnt our periers tas
hat cmders fail On our srozdeisth an,l
burn holes IN our garments.
= You've heard Of the hzlser-sbop
racket. haven't yeaz Xo. rhzs's
queer You See we travellers some.
times get hungry, and then We work
the bakery racket. We 90 INTO 4
bakery and ask for q jsh, pretending
we're srss-slass bakers Just out Of
work We 20 around in the shop look
NC wifh the eye Of critic Ar the stah
tbs men are baking, ~ if ve anew III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
me ,ss.ason.
DRESS GOODS

e,,fr sfnrg 4 VERY fuil Ind r0mpiefe % 81
---,is.- frffn f1f cents "a very 1ne EOOiis rnfi-
sssfinp ia uarf 0f rHltUI fioIh~ "a
tens uualir rtes aud n every it.-iiitnit 7ilane
and BI. AK SATIN 81 KS z ts, ~ ~ l'la. =
Ift.ss p, great vaE1ef lvs 90 color dnd Balm
IEp%FV CLOTHS entirely new "A very
n,.aufifgi IN nr-r IA pattern. resi- npiin- ne
I,.yx..v weave. Being Z lgnt material .t
an 10 worn al summer. Lies" ''liiAS II
nsrk snd es,iOrs. also some -1T- 1ba "a
NArTDN -CTrl -St1f- entirely novel "a stN 'r.
In Ill X W have some enuicr uiinGs ID
entirety urw is'sigIs.
EIexant BROCADE 1LF 81 j eve nlns
.bs,ts-S with nlaln "A TN ~ ltF.'-- -
QAH and aHADFhtLS Pas natch -h'--- s
.,r,...te.sanr Rerenf additions fo 1ur 5l.1' n
s-TT Is n sublime qualities ef = y ~ ~ -
f-HFG- RIA DEMkES. AMI Ilt4t-hA-N y
Nv Jersey weave make q Dy ar ne '"~t
Na nave ever shown. ana 70 II WIN pi Hr
raat ~ ,-all asp~cial attention. 10 t.
One nundrad and rfty pHrr- ~ IN OLA
LINEN a sp-,-lal Iiarcystn ~ o., .' Anu H.
renlA
We are urenared .nour
LADIES TSDERW EAR DEPART AhN Z
ia FURNISH special orders .or every style I'd
zarInent-
Al ~ 8ur CNuEBN EAR made n
Rirngnond. aud iar superior .o nor il''ii'
make. -,r,.,..,, !. .-,,
mh ls-,.ud I'M az - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
rW0 r0CGH TEXANS
People Who seinsmDsr ,he LI-s Dny- o. the
KevsiaiioH.
iialNe.lnn NnWs.

iraiN f-@thn hfNHs
There b. . ladv ~rsmlng n galveston
whose rrcor,t for Longevity. conId Il ne
nasltlveiv established. would proDaDiy
Exceed lnv nther N he state. 1ld hr.
k.dd. 0f IAN Feline. Austin county. not
.xcented. ,hough tins oid gentleman mas
reached hrs l09th wear The iady re-
.erred % Is Mr.. Jones. -he mother Of
Mrs. Barnev Herman. resulting On Mar
set street corner Of Fifteenth. She toes
not remember the tate 1f her birth. Dut
recalls the iacJ vlyldly of her iather re-
uirn from ne Revolutionary var. ynich
likes her birth anterior "a 10. She
va snrn virginia. anu rh0ugh re-
mrmhering title Of the political history
lf ler sarv iaVs. she remembers ghat
when he va, Z ari lr-orge " lshIngt0n
vas considered the eating man Of Fir-
LlnIa. ana ot hearing him frequently
.Boken "a by her father N connection
with concurrent events. The 1id Iady
nnsses-es al of her faculties, sX-
rapU that hsr -ve--lghg ~ failing ler
he uniy natural consequence Incident
20 old Igr OF winch she complains. ,ne
ra.k, nreillgentiv shows lpme Oi the
,Igns OF iecrepltude generally incident
% .urn advanced years. AMI walks per
tectlv erect. without the Use OF stIcA or
other artificial support. Mrs. r-rnan.
ner laughter. with whom she resiUes
vas The youngest of eleven children.
ana among her numerous progeny Mrs.
Jones SHOWS ~ De- living ieyerl. lIinl-
les of srrat-srear grandchildren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25

zoauf Il. and help ourselves ~ ff~sh
cakes and spsd things, inss % ny nn,
ran knew rhs men don'tsars- bs~nss~
ws'rr bakers. rve hssn ra many
bsks-shep and hslped Ryssif 20 ell
wanted. when If thev knew | was .
nsuIdrr and noc baker they would
Rick NE sat. They dnn's gsnsrssiy
want 10 hire . man Just then. 5af vhsn
ws do strike iob we work ths boss
s;sr small Iozn. 4 wc can. and prsmsss
ts be around the next morning rssssv
fsyr business. The next msrnIng v~ sr-
generally trying ais dodge sn spmc
other bake-shop.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
Police fDtr,-

The following uses we're disposed Of
YESTERDAY
Willie 1awartis. breaking MO The
freight iep1t 1t he Richmond. Fre'ie-
rrcksburg ind Potomac -aIiroad. Case
-0nnnued
Joseph Harris coiorsdl Iud Willie
EDps coiorr,i'. rel0nv case conunued
lnd parties cent 60 AL Il ieiault Of
ball.
Joseph Robinson 0coiered. As-antt.
Dismissed Al request Of csnplainant.
LamD Johnson and Robert Foster
both coiored'. irIuk anal disOrderiy
Johnson discharged. Foster ined sLn
4nd costs.
Guv cray .coiore,t. hou-eDreaAng.
Continued until rhursdag ant sent -o
AL Il ieiauir 81 SECURITY
A. :. Gasser Acepng IN mlren~ed
aog. Dismissed.
William o'Dwyer ,eepIng oHr-rosm
omen on sunday sned 40.
d. Il. Tanner allowing ms lgdrant
20 run lnd waste 9tv water. Dls-
charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
rnE cNP-uRE 0F SEw oRLEANs.
rwa WAR PAPEHs.

Anz1KNl PoBxxR sSD GHaHGE " cASbs.
Win mere ,ban tAirty iilnstrastous. iiieinds
fms psartEaius ef Ssimirals Farragnt and Por-
spy. fSenegai Butler and others aud battle
.renss ifssm skei4snes ny Admiral Porter
wso commanded tie morsar-ieeS IN the
action. Mr.. Canie. tae novelist shn vas =
r~slstcnf ~ New Orleans at the time. pio-
nsrs-ausiv Describes rlia city IN me eve al
90 eapfurr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-25
ruE erruER FEArUREs

nssIuale ghnses of state Legislation. ny
,rhsesssgrn Roosaveit; Inc Cs0nists nc
Hsms. bv Edward EggiestOu. profsIseiy
gss ssrralasi. A Flnrsnfine Aasaie. by W.
.. Hnweiis with ntlnersus pietursss From
Puget sound n ths Upper Columbia an
HustTnf.s,s short st1T-'. etc. etc. Price 80
CENTS. - geaF. Al dealers seil q. Back
smnherS containing The War PaPsrs by
essnsrals Gfant Beaurexard. and others arc
asw u PRINT.
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