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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
EsY- WHO WANTS TO BI8
CHEAP JyIsI 9DOl'sr
Z SAYS EvfBYRJIJ3.
T1iEE aU ~
I1,yY g D6vIsE
EED Hrs youR

1A1lfHE' TflAkN Ehk a. Dfohh'npNl
prieeE;
The eisApss'i esIEGHAAis ever Solo m TIM
city;
sFTEETTEas ~ oisesp thEi no onf need gD
without sileaU
,Our TABIK. .CIa1THs 81, .RpfznDwsdssn a.
i,e the cifesslsesi ever senni
Gur Il.ACE GR3s-GEA-IN SILKS ano
EuADA81EE arg wIGrrTnted 40 wear
wei anr our prices urt thf lowest
LAWNS 81 & q o. Rs 10. and 1235c b
s'nr,
INDIA LAWN a. wards wids ~ G1se ;
ynru wurih ito;
IIEaAKg CHECK AiUh44LNh ~ 1@sc. 8
vHIG worti 20C-,
VIII LACEs for vuiJsf and sleeves 81
snc wnrit 8Dc 81 51c wurtI zoe. 81
sue. writ Bhc. "A T5r wUrth s.;
I.rNI.N sHEETIHeSk ana PIll.OW-CASL
ILNKS very chegp.
0ITTNTAI.. EE}ITLAK. y0KDuJN,
MAITEsE ant al other ashiomRns
I.ACES.
TIAkglfTHC TIIGrNaE and LESEIsrINefa.
Wenrs ilsnduuHrierF u tines, gondS
I.JNsnA1E CAAIiEICk u 81 40. ano
12tsl yHTu;
YAHIsW'uH WHIIT FLANNEL "a sor.
yalrt worth b6c.;
TKILEACHED CANTON FLANNEL
heavy and v'ido q ice. ward wortt
lar. al 12sc worth Ill.,
HEAK-Y KID TW-ILLI.n Tl-ANNk4. ~
roc 8 varc v7oTir Bbc..
FrNF 1l-s WEITE IsEIi-BI4hEEETs a.
sA.gn vnuiC b. cilcap IL tne winter EeV-
Hou a. 81.
We Uvs thousands ~ BAR6AINh. and
utvEys sci J'IRsg- CLASS eOuDs "a ti~
Low KAT PRICES.
xe,.son IT,VY s DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

Attention n rslisd 10 the immsnse
Inducements nfsref by Maitar d.
MUSES. a Co., IN their advertisement
m another rniuurn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05


piano BARGAINS. FN
(ytuf 70 thp crDNriec eoDdtfior or Duf
WsreTD0u,s rsussd ig tas arrival ~ an I'M
uienst stOcE NJ
HAEDHAF AND VarsE PIANOS,
W. ns sye tecited "a 'cin~. 0ri al Pianas tiEaf
nav, Dser lrrpI-s frUm ouf ilss ~ agnncses
~ > 3scrIfic..
rnm " fis finft oppo-uInse, thai cuslsm-
sTs o. tin clis Rave beon offered NV
EFABE. EAEitsDF RDu 1tiser nis.fo>s of
flAFiN
BELOW DEALEke KnSI LAR PEtcEh.
II ynu VIA "a Esve flfty ~ sixer Gblian on
q Pam WI vii iRv. to mafsx up yeuf
nins1 uulcEly lssf0Tr tifeT nrr ali sDin.
We kay without r-sr ~, contradiction.
tnllf vs rxrry sfu
I.AnSEsg ArD Ekkgr-sELEcrEDE ErDCE
kugIc AND MUSICAL rssTErMf,Ers
uf al Eincs in shs ssxie.
WAITEh d. nD4Es q o..
lnLS STAND.
BE klain strset hinhmo16 Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

N nrw 1ie largest m Amn-irs--sen
years ago lin smallest. Tis aucarss 10
dpf tiaf ssusrloT quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

The r,sstest and mosi hrns6cial bev-
c-nr, fnr delicate females and nn.hcrs n
Aubeus.,.,Busch s. Louis Becf, ON
tirauglt or m bottles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
u0IAINs INSTITUTE, VA

CyHAB, Z f'lICENE, f,c1ssyul hil'e-fHfrHdea
Bns L 4 CE-lllh xlssGciGtf l'rUfcWG.
We p 11.EasAFr1B. La. 0iac Ndt. hsitelss
" TA1l.DI T'fO1l. Al ~, EHG 0Itr frTcisch
j. " OWN II. j.. 3'hitos0lJhl u'tG Itssl
CfHAIlIEf !. COnT-E, + n, AGfh9Htuttn5
AlIsf n a. hlv-NAK, MafHeDtdfsf"
NIEf 8 !. CoCIT am ulgr fTeIIrn
Kfaf KGHrEf C. g1,EEI1I.l.. 44uf uHc Htss.-
KltE J.. Y r'I-l.ETlE. kng- GHp tditittci.sss
kIsf - J. IcTI4Ef-I Preparatory h'itedl
MIS- METTI L GOUI-E. ia o. uItu ieeC sYts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
v,pFx,nrsaxkx-
TI15oug,T CITY, MD.

Mk1prrg TrEfVERg1IY SCH COL
ft5sTSslk esI.FT,T&lBf1E 1Hrn. For cirntii1D
,.t,nTew CHAPMAN AAI1sKFa * a..
"ss,s w. n " <sl.sgv PrinoiEal-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
EENNORF UETEERHIT HIGH
h SCHOOL.
MAR AEEERsJ C0UtsrH0UsL, va.

T0uzlesnth session bagfns AtsPItalbEk
lO. 1854. Ii a. sTHl]lH. ,Math. AiedAliiEt.
University u viEiniai. Principal. W. Ar
CHER fM. H.. University oi Hirgininb IN
enHrae o. Languages a High-siratis s,slert
sehUo.. Pnr catalogue address ths 1'rincI-
,,o1 ~ 1p.eOd2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

". Z. I.yFE 4 Co.. dsianneu brict Dwell
NIX NJ elt wesi MARSHAL strroi ~ 81
uciucf =. 81
RICHMOND BAIAAk ~ 10 4. n. hos-es.
mules huggscs. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
n sAEs co.

OfrrcI 90 " Wuob srnpHsaAE
LIT Lar AZ rNFrEEEf.
EM0NAL AND PARTNER
IA ~ p N0IlL.
t.,r tu give uutler .hsi } huve taken
tn, alur, reuenfiH occupied nf AisuI.
Afc.sp. 4, Co ~ II south fuu-lrnutl
gtr~ei meas MuiL whey, ths v n ll.tAALL
AM I.fTnl rEEi BlsiNEss n ul. 10
branches vii bel conducted
nav, likewise adm. i-ssr nf- second soI
VuIlaN p WON. tD al irterssi ln NJ
nuainest whicl v lh ~ luttn D' roninnsro
IN IN, name ~ = v Npli : An and
n@g respectfully H. solicit tn' IAItrunlxu Of
v-hulesnie and fuiai huren
A. store g.; lHlt esai Mair Atrsei vii be-
cio-~d ui'ei shnri iims ssp's y 'Dv ur,i,,, rsr,
EfcIiHoEn Augmai lssa. a. b-gi
TKCEILENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF
Il GENm.AI FrTZHUGH LEE.
N ful uulfurn taken within tne pssf rsw
months cal bs Ohsainec ~ Z. A.. btili..
YnutOguRpher AGH aud 4Ga Ponnayivnnla
aveuue v asilingtun D &. They can Ds
mat n thf fnliuwing sizs<
CeDlhe., prie aae
H-lf T0r
IAI1T. slim.
CABINET PH HgTOel1APfIt of Hon. JOHN
> VIEE zoe. ~ al-ef
Tor gALE. THE OLD MATERIAL
i 1irirl8 Tlnii.r aC.l ~ ga. Dulidnig
on tns southwest ~O-tier 90 -rVentn aud
Cana. a'ree'h Apps "'.re., .,y,, .1 ,-,..rv
Purchasing Agent Richmond anr Allsghs-
uy iniiiruaL III $-2i
ALL KINIs or FIRST GLASS
n .TT'WEI.Ky may b. founc ~ III saai
hruso street. lsu . j.. BUCHANAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

HANOVER ACADEMY, Va,
"A TAYI.URSVLllIH POST -1FFiOL.
COLONEL Hilary p. J0EI-s Al Il"
f'IirECf"AI.
Eessinr hegris SEFIt.AlAEh aifrI.' ant
ends june 2a-t4.
Catalogues ssiit Dr application. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

four wears old. nf e. por gallon. Alb
solusely p,ue and as rcpreseissa- for
sale by
CHnrer1kr. wT1ry Z Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

Tirs thirteartth session VI fnH H9hEIe
M AMI lgAN -tsJbJ0D BtE 4pi NJ
LAIIEE viii bee IN hfif1't4Atitsh y 4hbSf
arc Gloss june 40. 1sHD.
Uhoruuchiy cUrrincet ~ 1nt Efetfs af-
vantage III Kuch INSTRUCTION. we itisye nll-
pcxed . I1INlf.ltt3Ai1EN Otf a-tli-
MINI fof itfste BON nlio GiTss isssWnen INT
ayes ~ Jonf aun cigu yenu- Iils vii ~
,Iuflar the niulsagemelIi of Mis- virginia
4. EFYnEF . lnry well Ennyn N iiiis CITY -
Al HrcOnplighed Gnr successful teanilef IL
tins her apacialfy. cumfOTttaht ropnH an
TgOvitiee up0I tfte same fl9Of VIII me ssnii
~ the Eetgool b1n tptfitoia .0fN cosstact 0-
connection srifh 4.
RpIfs fuf catalogue 81 the nooaafnres "
foeitner l.rinrifHll ly 1s>esn. 81 am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

". hive left frw tsauze Onosr-
SHIRTS NJ % cents each. Call cariv
4. Il. SrTNcE d Sos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

II J.. PAIL. lrNuH, kfurHtOfiA ~. "
In p Z HAAB. g'sGT,o and 1sso0ry
kIef A. Al l'I.EAhAfTs 11tuiC and T1scO-f'-
NIsf lrI.IA PDRCIIEE yidRo uHo StHgttgs.
Al frf AGItGAI-ETItI, t,UfTUL.z. TOtcr lsftu'r
Mrs EiIIA l,AI,IA. 6iqI.. Aitss9 is0onE'
Ais 4. J. EIsILsnE J'r0V1fHg 3'tIiitftD, 90
t3.z aefItlsnsn anu lariet g'vs attention
10 the domestic nnG business uepgrimeute.
Tnh sciiaO mlslItainE the besi sssluuarth
II mOrah. mglIneB cDnlterH. maiiAge-
n,efif nf vel ~ n tclenes 4Iiteniturt,
Aiusic Enu Az. Igs'theEcvElltaget. efiuru-
eO 4 n tine nlDsf eCDDonltcHl co'tef,e ~ siis
coIitin Ii incslfiOi nifn siiruOtIuC lIi,.s
efiactunliF turpio tnDse parsOnu. ezpeuu
tuYe4 un the pgri u pupils which nftau
DTpVt the nepv s~H tten Oi s'0sst anU IN n1u8i
sfipctrvs im-rier toh nigh Development.
heaitifIl Tor hiiIntinn. eillnYlnrH 4 MIC
mOuufnlI climate ff.f frDni malaria min
cIIl vatert nnr picturesque sceilGry 7 N q
na$u HfrTanttve Rnc delightful hume fIr
gtris during the perigt ~ tnelf gcn0n life.
IlinNtrnted .csgtRi0cue sent III application
I'uat.Df.es Boteiauri springs, Va.
y 2G.2s.S1 Ann s.12.lG.1s-h;
N0IIEGT or PHYSICIANS AND
ET-KGEDNs BAITrAiORF. BN-Tnit
schuol ofIers "a n,sdIgai stuuelfts unsir-
u Sser clinical and Otttef Rc cyaiilagt-s. sselIu
IN. TBDAlAs OPTE. Deun,
y : -fsS W'lm 17F noTtn hovHro slYtal.
TD6EW QR1H B0ARDIN6- AND
Il 9AY -sgUGDI. FllK StIT-NG LADIES
AMI l.iTTIE eiTtsLE-.AY1i. Z =. l4t1f'tts-
NIsI frlncipai--No. 81 Franklin street
huitimOn, Mg. The twenty -fnnrin SGiin0
wear vii isegin On TIT HsilA y. sepier-
f,eT = 1ash. ~ %~ssssct v sin
HkDpDEN-sIDNTY C0LLEGE,
II l,EINCk EDWARD OOT-ETY. Va.
M, ~ ann, 4 =. ~. ..s,,st s..ssto,, Will
begn TyfII lREhAN 1seplsuIDer s 1871.
liam INA .tDuE iOf entfli1ee On v tAllNhc.-
DAY I'd al 10 OclDcE 4. A.
fu- ctlts.fuCueE Run further Information
Rpp'y 10 titt lTs1lueul.
1.lCHAIsD McillW AIM, u. j.,
y s-kaS w2m Hanlpdep sidney Va
T'HE HANNAH M0RE ACADEME.
Il -uis. nloessar sanU0l I'm GisM, ffssan
nlilee from Baltintort W. o, z. r.. IRneful
flelITeE ~ 8 quint NnriGtian uuntt, IL .
teaitisy IteigfinoThB1u.
4sEv AlSHF1s j. KlCb. n. al, a.. D.,
~ 22-v esxai 1telsesrtosrn. nd.
THT NEXT SESSION or NY
4 ECADDI. Ft1g HDys com mnanrek SIP
a1-AiBEE 1crh. 1Hsa. Iocatinn healthy
air aceeszibts sEai number ~ ptipiA,
wftn ths advantage ~ hunf lIlfiuanee. Fus
further inIurmattnn abby lg ,.
=. "a. WA1'tkSk.l,
TfytUrsv lila. Hanover cnuufN Va.
DxkCT IKgTTgTTI F0R 80UE6
II I.A1lgIss RAIIEuEH r.. C-rhe iali
larm cOnautnurex m kiIe flftkSI NEltNts-,-
1lAE M fsAIT'E&tBf.k. ttth1. and rtossS
ruytcsponding time IN June fnliowiig At'-
vantaKrs ftr insSructinu n eli tine flrancilrn
usually inuCin N frss.cia< xerilnaytes fus
yauf,l lAfilcn uI1aurptsseG building hes.teo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
gHr IEx1,rrG SALOONS and erpos-
rv-stosee seiI tiw delicsou Anhsnss-
busch 81. Louis Bscr.


rv-xtorse sch tlH dclicrou Anhsuss-
busch 81. Louis bscr-
.r.r~.ss- E~sssssy Wlssunzss.
four pcars old. af e. por gallon. Alb
solusely p,s1s and as repressnssa. For
nlt by
The ryestegt and most bcnsisoial scs-
e-ar, fnr delicate females and na".hcrf N
A,.beuser.Busrh -. Louis Beer, On
tiraugia or m bottles
&c <esss~.
We brve LEFT . fsw tsauze Undsr-
sh,rts NJ % cents each. Call cariv.
E.R. srTNcE d Sos
rsss ans.ce~c,-nuscs n~s
is brcwee out of imporssd hsps snc
barlcy.
snoEs 5Erzs CreNnsA
TIN DIspArcB Jos-fEErrrre Housr =
srgp Job-f.rtErzss NJ the snor,<sl potsss.
assuxr r1rxy C1GAns.
----
n~nrE rnrxs k1eARs
ku<zses saaa's re-rsr-
W II ryrF A CO. ,lsianl,se brick Dwell
NIX NJ elt wesi Marshall str'~o1 ~ 81
.tfcttrsf 2 81
ElClFIMuNI EATAAR ai 10 4. n. norses.
nitles huggsas &C.
THIS Is TIE LAST
month 40 sol
KrRAw eOODs.
NEW HAT
nj wuy.dovr prices"
on ss STRAW HATS nov sl.sS:
Our s2.be STRAW HATS nov sl.os;
Our g. STRAW HATs nov sIae
uur sI.so STRAW HATs nov sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
BuRG. VA.-The twantyStrsi annua
session hegim tits F,Iissg AliNUA1 IN Ok
ytHitgIl Thorough preparation fDf " NJ
versits uf rirginH anr United STATS Mill
tary and Naval Acusemisa. HEng rsenin-
n,enfiet by tfe fanulfy of tne University
OF Virginia Pull STAFF Of instructDrS. Fu-
riiE uniformly HurcesEfu.. BituRitOn hefiisb-
fiil Iariv application advised. ~ the mum
bef VI huaTden NJ etrictiy limited. bOf
rRtaiOGIte address ...
v. GORDON MrCABE
" J.eorgrn Heat biHsfgf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
NUsIC ANI AIT.

Z /. pAULl. (rpuH. hdrRtOnL. ec. ars-
IN. = Z HAAB g'sGIsn ana 1sto0-y
Kfef a. Al 1I.EAhAfyTf.. ptuitC and TiseO-f'-
MIsf 1rI.IA PDRCiiEE BidRo uHo Stngtitf.
Ninf AAHGhI.TTItI tUHUI.z. 0tef lsfiu7r
Aka IifNA l.AI,La. niGIt. AitssU H0OnEs
Ais n J.. NELSON J,TaVgiHg. PtsIHti1tl, 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

TTr D1srArcB JossEEETrre Housr
shsruugiiiy euuippec IA oooali kinds 81 h"os-
Arp Jub-f.EtErtse ~ the snor.<zsl potsssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

ssors rErxr tire~ns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
DlCHNQND SEMINARY,
IA No. Rant aaRADr svRETr.
RIfIfIkttffD, Va.

JOHN Il. POWELL. Principal
Rms. 7. q. T1'YTON Ass1ciatt
MEk. j. X. 6A1sH-E.TI, 4 Principals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

rhe ans.c.-cs-ruscsn n~ss
is brcwee out of imp@ssd hsps and
baricy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
EEFEFEAN NORFQLE.

ROlIIE AIiAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

a,sur.r rnrx1 CleAns.
nxnrE rnrss O1eARs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

N0IIEGT or PHYSICIANS AND
- sIKGE0Ns BALTIMORE, An-Tnis
schuo nfiefF "a nisul"ai stuuelits unslU-
"a Sssf clinical and OtHer Rc cyalilagt~s. sseliu
fui G ctltaiOfIe a.
IN. THOMAS OPTE. Deuu,
u = -GaS Vim 1TF uurrr Howard stYrat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

NTW 6LAND CONSTR. Z AVOk3
- gF NuSIC Boston. Anss.. otesi II
AnserieH igrresf nuu bsfsi euuinIsu III tht
VOrip-lun INSTRUCTORS 1.N7l sfudouts iHsi
veal Tnornugn INSTRUCTION ~ N0ca anu
iDgtrtn,e5Yfu Music plann and JrsHn J uit-
tur me Arts ora t8rf lltterslsurt > 1rei1h
Css,rniHi and Italian 4anguIia'T AiiGlial
I}rntchea Nvnluusttcs. afc. yuittOil % 10
sgu. hDaru anu TnnDl. tf5 70 SO puf sern4.
FNlI. TI,I.h begins tsaptemihef 20 4thn.
Fnf Illustrated cf.ieu0af civiua ini lniOrflis-
fiOl. paIiress T.. Tul- Ii uIregtW tfaif-
I'M square IlostUn. Aiash. le @H-eud.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

THIS Is TIE LAST
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE pre-emption, desert and timber
culture acts are not yet, it seems, re-
pealed. The report that the bill passed
the senate was a mistake, as it was only
fayorably reported by Senator Dolph, of
the committee on public lands. Amend
ments to the house bill were also add
ed, and the measure will have to go
back to the house after the senate
passes on it-so that it may be some time
before the proposed repeal goes into eff
feet, if at ALL Many bill that is favor
ably reported from the committees never
finds its way into the statute books. We
hope that the measure in question will
be one of them.
The river press., 1885-01-21
Snow Storm IN the East.

CHICAGO, January 16.-Owing to the
snow trains tonight range from one to
nine hours behind time. The fast mails
were generally from two to three hours
late. The situation is worse to the south
east. A passenger train coming this
way on the Chicago, Lafayette and Gin
cinnati road was, when last heard Of, in
drifts near St. Anne. Another passen-
ger train on the st. Louis & New Albany
due here this evening is caught in
snow banks few miles from this city,
and the people on board will probably
bivouack in the coaches all night. Shortly
after midnight the temperature, which
had previously been comparatively COM
Portable, began rapid descent. It is
now near zero, and the snow, which
commenced Thursday, is still falling.
Reports from all over the northeast and
east indicate unusual snow storms and
cold weather.
The river press., 1885-01-21

w. O. DEXTER is industriously at
work on the Touring mill project and is
making fair progress. IF parties having
the necessary capital and experience
will let the opportunity GO by Mr.. Dex-
ter proposes to take it in hand and he
will see to it that Fort Benton has d
Touring mill ready for business by the
first of next October. He is willing to
step aside in favor of other parties who
may be better able than he is to carry
the project through, If needs be, but at
the same time proposes, other efforts
falling, to see to it that Fort Benton's
long felt want-a Touring mills sup
piled as soon as possible. We are pleas
ed to see that some OF our citizens are
lending encouragement to this enter
prise. A mill of moderate capacity is
better than no mill at all.
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, in discourse
at the Tabernacle in London, declared
that if any one should show him in the
Bible the command Thou shalt not
smoke" he was ready to keep it. II
find" he said, ''ten commandments,
and it is much as I can do to keep them;
and I've no desire to make them into
eleven or twelve. Why, man may
think it sin to have his boots BACKED !;
well, let him give it up and have them
whitewashed. wish to say that [ am
not ashamed Of anything whatever that
I do; don't think smoking makes me
ashamed, and therefore / mean to
c4,1oIyn -
The river press., 1885-01-21

The repeal Of the land laws, as pub
lished in this paper yesterday, will ma
terially retard the development of Mon
tana. The desert land act was Of parti-
cular value in this territory, where there
is so much land that can only be made
valuable by bringing water upon it, often
attended by great expense. The days
of irrigating canals on an extensive
scale in Montana are gone when land
can be secured only under the home
stead act.
The river press., 1885-01-21
: Q >
Colfax's Funeral.

SOUTH BEND, January 1.-THE Col
fax obsequies took place this afternoon.
The weather was gusty, showing and
below zero. All the trains were belated
several hours. That containing Vice
President-elect Hendricks did not reach
here until o'clock, three hours too late
for the funeral, which had already been
postponed from 10 a. n. During the
forenoon the body lay in state at the res
idence and was visited by thousands.
Services were held at the Reformed
church. The casket was draped with
the American flag, and was followed to
the city cemetery by by q procession of
great length.
The river press., 1885-01-21

COUNTY CLERK RoTWITT, of Meagh-
er, over the signatures Of two of the
commissioners, publishes column let
ter in the Herald taking the editor Of
the Husbandman to task for some reck-
less statements made by him in regard
to the poor fund Of the county and the
management If the poor. Rotwitt
scored several good points and may now
consiuer himself even with the Hus-
bandman on the disagreements and war
fare Of the past decade.
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE house on the 18th passed bills in
substance as follows Of interest to the
territories TO prohibit territorial leg
islatures from granting private charters;
authorizing the service of civil and GRIM
inal process issued by territorial courts
within the military and Indian reserya-
tions and the Yellowstone park regu-
lating appeals from the supreme court
of the District of Columbia and supreme
courts of the territories. It provides
that no appeal or writ of error shall
hereafter be allowed from any Judgment
or decree In any suit at law or in equity
IN the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia or in th supreme court in any
of the territories Of the United States
unless the matter IN dispute. exclusive
Of costs, shall exceed five thousand dol
lars
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE fact that the expenses of the ter
ritory for the past year have been S28,-
558.77 in excess Of the revenue is a fact
brought to the notice of the public for
the first time in the governors message.
There ought not to be so great balance
on the wrong side Of the edger-with
no public building or property of any
kind to show for it-and it will be IN
cumbent upon the legislature to provide
q remedy.
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE governors message, which we
publish to-day, is brief, concise and
modest document, and naturally has
been well received by the legislature and
public. It only points OUT such matters
requiring legislation as have been Off
cially brought to the knowledge Of the
governor during his brief sojourn in the
territory, and throughout the message
bears the evident stamp of modesty.
The governor rightly judges that he
could not learn everything about the
great. territory of Montana in a week
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE Sherman-Davis controversy was
transferred to the senate for two or three
days as the result of Senator Hawley's
resolution calling on the secretary Of war
for letters and documents bearing on
the question at issue between these gen
tlemen. The noble senators had better
attend TO the business of the country
and let the retired warriors and states
men quarrel as much as they please
oyer the dead issues.
The river press., 1885-01-21
Dynamiters at w ork.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, January 17.-An
attempt was made at II o'clock last night
by an unknown person to blow up Gro
fut & Knapp's hat store, at South Nor
walk, with dynamite. The shock was
felt all over the city and attracted great
crowds of people. 1t is supposed to be
the work of dissatisfied strikers.
The river press., 1885-01-21
a Meeting Of Unemploy ed.

LONDON, January 17.-In accordance
with previous announcement a mass
meeting of the unemployed was held in
front of the Royal exchange this after
noon. Soon after the people began to
assemble and by three o'clock fully ten
thousand had come together. The null
titude, in perfect order awaited the ar
rival of the speakers Henry George,
Helen Taylor, VIM. Saunders and other
we'll known radicals, who were loudly
cheered. The speaking began about 8
o'clock. Radical pamphlets Of the most
advanced description had an immense
sale. Some were headed in bold type,
Blood, Bullets and Bayonets,n and
presented an extraordinary appeal to
the halfstarved, herring gutted, power
ty-strieken, parish-damned Inhabitants
of the United Kingdom.
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE proposed Manitoba & Hudson
Bay railroad has received a black eye
by the fact that in October last a Hudson
Bay company ship was frozen in near
the outlet of the bay, the crew enduring
great hardships before relief was secured.
This proposed Northern steamship
route is evidently not what has been
claimed for it.
The river press., 1885-01-21

A MEMORIAL asking congress to open
the Crow reservation TO settlement
has already passed both houses of the
legislature. Our members should secure
like action in regard to the great north
ern reservation. It may do no good, but
it can possibly do no harm.
The river press., 1885-01-21
2 Y - ? ? %
Found Dead

WASHINGTON, January 18.-Mrs. Ju-
LA A Roberts, a we'll known worker
among the poor Of this city, and who
gained considerable prominence by her
management of penny lunch room
here, was found dead in her bed this
morning. She was a sister Of Gen. Phil.
Kearney
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE railroads will give low rates to
Washington for the inauguration and it
is safe to say the democratic brethren
will respond in overwhelming numbers.
1t is a long time since they have had an
opportunity to witness the induction
into office of democratic president.
The river press., 1885-01-21
The Land Laws are not Repealed.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE bill
repeating the preemption and desert land
acts, ETC., which was favorably reported
to the senate yesterday is the house bill
amended in the senate and If passed goes
back to the house. The statement that
it passed the senate was mistake. 1t
was only reported favorably from the
committee on public lands
The river press., 1885-01-21

WE would like to see our citizens take
more interest in the matter OF securing
a Touring mill here this coming season.
Its importance to the community can
not be owrestimated and our people are
standing in their own light when they
neglect the enterprise.
The river press., 1885-01-21

THE committee on rivers and harbors
has agreed to give the Missouri river
$500, 000-less than half the amount ask
ed for by the commission. As usual, no
doubt, the lower river will secure the
lions share Of the amount
The river press., 1885-01-21

GOVERNOR PORTS bill to suppress
prize fighting in the territory has
brought down upon his head the wrath
of a host of gentlemanly sluggers whose
headquarters is at Butte. They have
marked him for victim if he ever pops
up his political head again.
The river press., 1885-01-21

MIssoULA people have prepared a
new city charter which they will ask
the legislature to ratify or adopt, repeal
ing the old one. Mr.. Buck will seek to
have the Fort Benton charter amended
in various ways.
The river press., 1885-01-21

In about five weeks the present ses-
sion of congress will come to close and
SO far as anybody in Montana is aware
the first thing has not been done to Sc
cure the reduction Of the northern reser-
walton. What has become of Major
Maglnnis? He has not been heard Of
since he left Montana last November.