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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
MARKEr QUOTATIONS.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Flour dull and lrreg-
ular.
Wheat, higher and quiet: No. Q red, 9IKc,;
No. Pennsylvania red, s1.05Sa1.06.
Corn, firm and quiet; No. 2, ll]Sa4Sc.
Oats, steady.
Bran, frm
Baled hay, firm.
Butter, dull and weak; Pennsylvania cream.
cry extra We.
Eggs, steady.
Cheese, fir1n.
Petroleum, dun.
Potatoes, steady.
Baltimore Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires.
BAtrnoRE, Jan. i6.-Flour. fairly active and
steady,
Wheat, southern, quiet and arm: Fultz,
s1.Q2al o. Longbarry, 81. 0sa1o7 No. 2sorthsrn,
S.0oal.0i; western, quiet and lower: No. 2
winter red, spot eaAaasc February, 93AaesI6S;
March, sba95Ac.; April, g6ka96kc. May, 911
a!Sc.
Corn, southern, scarce and wanted: white. 40
ai5c.i yellow, 4on43c.: western, steady; mixed
spot, 4lAailNc.; February, Al 'sa4iSsc.; March,
42haas4c-; steamer spot, 394c.
white, CSC. asked.as sisSs3,gl
~ lslfl j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Tao cours of CrroTa Md app9Als 10 nov
in session At Dover, and among che cRsss
"a bo ccnsidetea ana srgUed is that Of
,Johp d. Fsiaalaben sud Waiter Bacon
sestnst lie levy court OF New CASTLE
county, liza suit against the court for re-
fnsina 10 rsatore The names of these men
"a the assessment lists after they had
bean returned 90 errors, elld in reality in
velyes the eonstitutipnAlliy of the Della
y,aye eesegsment laws. The cess is being
aronsd nv ssnator-oiect Higgins for the
nleintltF and John Il. Rodney, Esq, for
the defendant {
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
WusrnRv SNOW AND RATN.

Six to 10 Inches OF snow i'm North
ern ENinnesOta-Rain In Colorado.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 16.-Snow fell
throughout the northwest yesterday
mixed in places with rain and elect. In
the northern part Of the state in the
vicinity of 81. Vincent the snow fall was
from 6 to 10 inches accompanied by very
light wind. The storm was most severe
to. the southwark. on the eastern and
northern divisions of the Omaha road.
Two inches of snow fell during the
night, but 1t turned into slest, while
slight snow fall on tho Sioux City division
turned into rain In few hours. Snow Is
falling on the Northern Pacific road be-
tween here and Detroit, Mimi. A heavy
rain has been falling for "a hours in
northern Colorado.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
hxrn0sroW IN 4 DxUG svoRE.
Frank Roop anaith Has HHis Right
Hand BADLY E,acofated.

Hand Badly Eacerated.
Frank Hoop Smith, druggist, Fifth and
King streets, waa badly hurt this morn
ing by the explosion Of chemical COM
pound with which he had been expert
menting at his store. His right hand
was blackened end filled With glass
splinters, some Of the,lattef entering the
wrist and one or two slightly cutting his
forehead. But for the protection afforded
by his thick wooden clothing his stomach
and breast would nave been badly and
possibly fatally laoerated. His vest was
torn by the force of the glass driven by
the exploding gas, giving the appearance
OF being riddled by shot.
Drs. bravo and ]. r. Smith were
quickly in attendance. They found the
druggist In condition of extreme pros.
tration from the severe shock. Restora-
tives were Immediately administered. II
was ct first feared that loekjaw would
supervens but the superstition was dis
credited by the doctors. Mr.. Smith suf-
fered from pain in his eyes, bu. follow
ing an examination Il was stated that
there is no danger of loss or hu7t to the
eyesight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Rye, duh and steady; 59a8Oc.
Hay firm; prime TO choice timothy, in god
demand; Sl70lalS.00.
Provisions, duh and declined.
Butter very dull; western packed, l5alec
creamery arrivals poor quality, lSa2bc.
Eggs, steady; l6ai7n.
Petroleum, quiet; refined, $3.50.
Coffee, quiet; Rio cargoes, fall, S17a17A.
Sugar steady; 4 soft, &C.; copper, firm; re-
fined, lGalBAc.
Whisky, active; Sill.
New York MARKETS.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YORK, Jan 1G.--Flour, about steady AMI
quiet; southern, duh, steady.
Wheat, advanced Ic, r6ached No., noS
steady at &c. over yesterdays close, fairl!
active. No red, March 99s<alag<c. May, $40
a1,0sj4; June, Si.0i sal 02; December, 97lfc.
Corn,stlonger aud quiet; new mixed western
4ia45Hc.: old do, A1a46c
Oats, firmer and quiet; state, 30a3ec.; west
Beet, inactive; extra mess, S7.0Oa750 plats
S900a9.50
Pork, easy, dun; new mess, slaaf4.a5; old doi
Si3.7Sa1i.5O prime, S13.50at4.
Lard dull and weak; steam rendered, 500
Turpentine steady aud quiet. s6Kc.
Eggs, weak; state and Pennsylvania, 18xc.
Quotations. !
At o'clock bids of the New York stool
market to-day, received over the private wiri
OF Elliott, johnson a. Co, stock brokers, No. 6il
Market street, were as follows; n. Y. Central
Hudson, 10S1s; Erie, 29S; n. Y. u New Eng
nthu' ao3a' Lahs phorol iVS5g. -, ., ShtVdko q
~ ~ Louie l5 PreL Ell, o, - y. western, 9omt
ll5sa; Facihc MALL ajI; western Union Lela
graph, S3A NJ. q st Paul, common, dSss
Ganaaa ooutnern, oszIi Mlchighh GenLral, sb4
Union M % SentTai aGiilc; 9ota' nil4
Souri, facllic, L9&; Iexas " racine, z2z6 n. y
Central, $50 Delaware, Lackawanna u West
e = ~; nelaWaIe ~ 81 ntusoh' ioas p. rnn
Vhahhi cnnnoh' 8oS; ~ faui q VnanH
prer,i vi; Mapash, Ct Louis O 7. common
rs; Mapasn, ~. Louis =, pre-
ierreut ~ Mlssonrli hAllsas q texas, loHj
Denver q no Grande, COM, ~ penyer q IVY
GStHaJiloe' PreiettoS =. Louls @ Nashnile o. y
y. lonh' va. " uh., common W y. enn, w
q va; SECOND ptelerrea' ~ ,hlchnonf
W. o ern n Sotn nm & s- Man "
Sohs;s s4N Vol hock. "a: ~ iol;s@9s sLL,
san frhn't common, ~ 81 y o. san ffan;I
pIfleErsui o9Ai SIeHoh o. 1ransconhnrnuAl
olSsi oregon ~ q Nay,, soS NoTtheIn fshclhg
common. 70; N1ftheph facine; pseterfsI
S0ss; fenna. ,o4Sa; I; Y feadlng's4 li-l6: LenlgA
ppsiiieyi oa,S Lsnigh :, Ssy., Pr; bun''N' J..
Phla., i O1l, =; y. Z. Z. q lnd.,-
Cattle Markets.
pun. ADpr puya rsr "a Jrha racn,-,,s .+ 4, .
West PbiIadeInhia and NORM Pennsyi i,y n ris
Drove i ia we're Ell en the week. peeNes' S'<VU
Reai ,sttia nero l., ,nodc,ata ,atr,as, a.
dol1a ~ u ~ 10 ex,,o hiSasil.! s,ssd asl
W. ~ I, - 5ooe, u;
sheen wera ectivo ana oil arrivnia aoi6
anaIi,p 80. raNf ,.h ~ ~ -, , sou
ssEaitsc ma SSl sn,ha,
di2aStI,c N"A's''o"se
'fioZysa wave ,,t;,. a,d u, hi,,a, ,o f,,tJ
Cages. 49, God westeTn ~ IA, ,vna,ern
ga - ~ "eeeeihi '2s''i ian mostefn
'SAi;ib e.,,, o. So, 4; cad; ,..o. =. eso.no
DreaaeS hos ~ ~, f ~. sovauy:
for ahatto sla,I,ltered aud 5asi for vcesIar5
dasssa w. siue'eiSu "i'' ''to7s Is III Nestefn
uf RssST,,o wv 1an,. ca..,o pssa,,,,a ro,
beos ~ sai 20 ~ ,a Y
snin,n@ s1a1 so nra "a ~ M. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

A game of base. ball will b. played at
the Union street grounds on Saturday az.
ternoon next il the weather permits. This
win be q novelty IL the national gams.
The mines will be composed OF tue bsst
players in tho city, including William
pay as pitcher. The contest will begin
at Q D. m, and will be worth seeing.
There is every reason to balleve that the
present propitlous weather will continue,
and II it does, good game will be
played. 4 small admission fee, to cover
expenses, will be charged. Tony Stan
nerd, the well-known boxer, will be one
of the players. Mr.. Stsnnard. II is said,
has an offer to play on 9 New Jersey
olub this coming season. stl, :,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

BosToN, Jan. 14.-At caucus this az
ternoon Of the Democratic members of
the legislature. p. A. Collins was nomi-
mated as candidate for United States sem
ator. The ballot was SO follows: Whole
number OF votes, At; p. A. Collins had
"a; w. e. Russell, 90; blank, l. The
nomination Of Mr.. Collins was made
unanimous. The Republican caucus
unanimously renominated George f.
Hoar for tho United States Senate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

John Clayton, e sergeant OF a co., y.
a D., Is congratulated by his friends
aver lis good fortune in recovering from
q serious injury TO his eye inflicted nearly
aight years ago. He Is mAchipist by
t,sds and while working with piece of
stas, a large acals few into his eye i'm.
hsSdJne itself in the pupil. Tuesday
.Ss ,sssrapi, dislodged itself and dropped
out. It YES q large, ragged piece and
;ts Size creates surprise that It did not
"a impair the sight OF the Orb
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

John III. Phillips, senior agent of the
Methodist Book Concern in the city Of
New York, and treasurer OF the Mission
airy Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died Tuesday at his residence
in Brooklyn.
II is stated that the Msson City and
Fort Dodge Railroad Company has de-
faulsed on thu interest of liza bonds,
which are held by the New England loan
and Trust Company. The company
holds bonds for $2,250, goo, secured by
mortgage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

William johnson, George Hall, Joseph
Fletcher, Jack Farley and Robert Nc
Oollum, five young sporting men OF
Brandywine village, started out on fox
hunt Monday evening, accompanied by
five of the best dogs in the village. In
the shellpot woods, about . mile beyond
the pike gate, the dogs suddenly gave
loud cry. The men found the pack at
the foot of large tree. The yelping Of
the dogs was mixed up with the snaEling
and splitting of d strange animal which
none Of the hunters nor the dogs either
seemed at fret willing to tackle: AZ
length the strange beast was dlalodged.
There was furious scOflla and after one
of the hounds had been badly mangled,
what looked more like wild cnt than any
Of her known wild animal of the Shellpot
woods, lay stretched out dead upon the
graes. On the way home the hunters
started fox, but the wild cat trophy was
sutii sient glory for the day. Alfred
Spencer OF Drandywine will stutt and ex-
hib.t the animal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
MRS. aOULD's QUIET FUNERAL.
.-.-=- :
Her Daughter HELEN Sits UP Ell
Might with Ihe BODY.

NtEhs Wthh AhS bUuys
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 16. Every effort was
made today by the sorrowing members
of the jay Gould family to have the
funeral services Of Mrs Jay Gould con-
Quoted ss privately and quietly as pos
sible. The residents of tho immediate
neiRhborhood were evidently in sympathy
with the family as oil the blinds were
drawn down. Those who came to attend
the funeral approached the Fifth avenue
mansion on foot, having left their car
riages some distance away.
Miss Helen Gould who was so closely
identified with her mother in the char
liable works In which the deceased was
engaged did not retire last night. The
young lady kept lonely vigil over the re-
mains of her parent through the night
while the other members OF the family
sought much needed repose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Associated Pross Dispatch by Special Wires.
WAsHrNeToN, Jan. l6 The Presidents
two messages in regard to affairs in
Samoa were laid before the Senate to-day
and referred, with the accompanying
document, 70 the committee on foreign
relations.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires,
HARRIsBuRa, Pa, Jan. I6.-The Demo-
cratic state committee met hsra today.
county and B. NJ. Mead of Harrisburg,
the present secretary were reelected, and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

The wooden milldam falls from one
decsyed timber. Use Warmers Log
Cabin Hair Tonic. Putting the scalp
into healthy condition restores the
growth of the hair and ss hair dressing
this remedy has no equal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

WY.Warner Tuesday disposed of about
80 horses ct fair prices at his public sale.
The horses Included number of good
Kentucky animals, five of which still re-
main and are offered at private sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Hugh Thorn, aged So years, who has
been engaged in the carpet business here
for 90 years or more, died Tuesday at
his residence, No. 845 Orange street, after
o lingering illness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
NE RARR.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
NEWARK, Jan. 1.-THE following have
been elected officers OF the fire department
for the ensuing year: President, william
II. Shippers; Vice. president, james A,
Wilson Secretary, Isaac Moore; Treasurer,
James Hossinger; Directors, John Pulling,
Samuel NJ. Donnell, Fl. d. Wright, James u.
Sutton and George W. Williams; Fire Rl'
corder, John A, hInllin; 0hiet, Joseph L.
Willis; First Assistant, IL. D. Wright; Sec
pnd Assistant, George L. Spence; Nozzle
men, George Karl, Bart 0kourke, II. M.
EDnis.B. A. j. Wood,J. l.. Frick aud Charles
;. e. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, living at
hcOlellardsville, celebrated the twenty
18th anniversary OF their mari lRe On
tuesday. They received many VAusple
PRESENTS.
NEWARK Jan. 14.--Harlan Gray, an
mploye IN Nonantum paper mill met
With an accident last week. He had both
" his hands caught and badly crushed,
Three fingers on one hand and one on the
?ther were taken of.
John N. Spencer, who has bsen travel.
Ing in the south for his health returned
home on Saturday.
"White Caps" have "notified" man
In Ayondale who does not properly sup
port his family. He found nottcs on
his door with the skull and cross bones.
which notified him to go to work aod Il
he refused they would pay him visit
and he would suffer the consequences.
The firea were started under the collars
al the pumping station easly in the wesh
and thoroughly tested On Saturday me
water was turned into the pipss ana
pumped through, to clean them. Several
Of the fire. plugs we're opened ard the
water flowed out under good pressure.
William Francs had finger cut OH Win
feed cutter day or two ago.
William Ward was brought before
gquire McKeowan on tho charge OF
assault and battery, sworn out BY Lew
Taylor, colured. AL the parties reside
on Iron Hill. The assault was on ons OF
Taylor's children. Several witnesses
weie examined, and Ward was found
guilty of the charge He was fined W
and costs.
A Christian endesyor will be formed "
the members Of ths Presbyterian chufeh
on Wednesday evening.
A memorial window has been placed ~
st. Thomas Episcopal Church In memory
of TIE late Edward Curtis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

IN the ears. sometimes roaring, puEliI is.
sound, are caused by cstarrh, that sreesdlnEs5
disagreeapls and very common disease. III
OF smell or hearing also result from e IL 10
peculiarly successful remedy for this dseas S,
which 1t cures by purifying the blood: IL , SgI
anffer from catarrb, try Hoods Sarsapaii'A''
he.peeuliar medicine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
HATCH vs.. .PATTEH.

A Decision Confirming the Defend
ants Verdict.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
Dover, Jan. 16.--In the case OF Hatch
VS.. Pstten, the court of errors and ap-
peals to-day rendered decision affirming
the judgment of the court below in favos
Of the defendant. The decision involves
$50 900 worth OF real estate saround
Bridgsville, securing the present holders
in possession.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
ENoR SALE TWO FIRST GLASS
u FARMS sItuated near the town Of Newark,

NOR SALE TWO FIRST CLASSi
Il FARMS situated near the town Of Newark,
Del
No. ! contains les acres OF land, 90 acres OH
pasture which have not been ploughed for 49,
years, well watsrsd and shaded The balance
OF the farm IL tllaele, In good state Of sutiva-
peach trees, all in full bearing, n mfls
race track On this farm, improvements, large
brick house, cottages and all necessary olIp-l
buildings, IN good repair.
No. farm contains lie acres Of land, adjoinaf
No. !, 20 esrss pasture, have not been ploushsdi
fer IL years, well watered and shaded; balanced
Of land tillable land Of the best qualify, acre
OF orchard in full bearing improvements, /
large frame house and nil necessary ourbuiid-I
ings in good repair. These farms Will be soldj-
separately or whole. For particulars cailf
on or address WILLIAM HOMEWORK, the
owner, or 5. NJ, Dornell, agent, Newark Del.
.lanamwf3w 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
breathing the Germs Of Disease.

To inhale the germs OF disease with their daily
breath Is the fate of donizens of malaria
scourged localities everywhere. The endemic
atmospheric poison may. however. be refto OF its
venom and rendered innoxous oy deIenslEe
nae of uostetters stomach Bitters. This pre-cmi-
ncntIy safe aud effective remedy and safeguard
not only erndlcates the disease when developed,
but enables the system TO safely bravo iis as
sauitg. Every physical iuncuoh - ronhrnlea ~
ar restorad 10 regularity. the circulation quick
ened n sluggish and a bilious habit which OF ".
seIf begets a proneness 90 both Intermittent ana
remittent types Of mslarial disease who're OK
triusi, afrnospheric causes exist. powerfully
coupterncted by this inilnitable terrifying and
defensive agent, which has. moreover, none OF
the dlsaRroeabie hnf8ctcristics Of drastic ca
lhartic or an alkaloid. Fever and aguc. dumb
aguo. and ague-cAke. ana the cH,sh'u,d OF t,o
Isthrnus arc conquered 10y II surely. pleasantly.
Rheumatism. neuralgia, govt kidney aud bad
der troubles constipation, and INDIGESTION Weld
a. a. OC l-1u, Ihlw)&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The Philadelphia Tnquirer, in waglng war on
the anti Nahouoites. says this contest against
NAnONK deserves defeat, and adds:
ltisin no sense battle for principle. Every
ono OF the leading auti-MahOne Republicans
has al some time been the recipient OF his favor,
and they nro All opposed % him now for per-
sonal reasons Wise is sore on general princi-
pcs, but is particularly hot over the kichmond
nost-onice Cameron has been kicking Tor
wears. Groner aud Round got all they could out
Of no party. mud then turned uuon tho only
man who has been able a. iufu-e hope into US
organization. still others arc men whom Ma
hone has crossed Ia business Affairs
OF course. The organ Of QUAY the boss OF
Boss MALONE. Will not recognize tnat oven q
Republican has any right TO an opinion as op-
posed to the dictates Of bossism. Tho Inquirer
"pives itself away when 1t assumes that Ma
HONG dispose Of all the Government offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The Disuafcl says: Over-sanguinc Democrats
do not fear the passage by the next Congress oil
u nat ouai clectiOu-law.
Wefoar L. Tho Republicans hate the souih-
rulors over them, and the southern white man
who doesn't see Il is weak indeed. They VIII put
northern rulers over MS or southern rulers WIN
northern feelings stand firm, south srners an"
protect yourselves, your wives, and daughterf'
DquriNc Times.
TO vote for MAH0SE ia 10 vote for national
electlon-law There are reasons for supposing
that MALONE hal hand In framing the bill
which JONI SHERMAN last winter introduced into
tho Senate by request" SO Washington gem
teman told us a few days ago. But WY not
erltomizo the whole matter and cay, To vote Tor
MALONE Il to vote for an enemy OF the virginia
people and au ally Of her bitterest enemies al
the Norihg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

now do all that they dare do to put the negro
into places whsro the influence OF ONCE VIII ena-
bic him TO mako a step, even II 1t Is ont shor'
one, towards social equality. Take the case be-
fore us. Tho United states oniccrs on the 'es-
sci which conveys FREp DOUGLASS to hayu arc
expected, we take n, 10 eat at the same .aoie
with FRED. DOUGLASS Isn't that social equaii-
iy, Its enough 10 make GEORGE WASHINGTON
turn In his grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The Kanawha CARTE says wANAMAKERs out
rage upon the people Of Luvernc' Ala.' LOOKS q
Iittle az II It wero q measure which the Gar OF
Russil might adop, in portions Of his dominions'
and adds:
"Can any one doubt that similar onttago
would not have been inflicted upon northern
community. No one has yet heard OF INC ~.
polntment % negro postmaster ~ any OF .lo
numerous places az the North whore ne rs pot.eu
and loved FOR hls own sweet self. but " " We
southerner that muet swallow inc 1I,g ,,ot *
dose. or do without that which ne " ehl'ip - W
unScr the laws of the land In which he lives.
Go H. Bennyi 60 II, John You are taslhg
splendid course 20 break tho solid souh-you
arc ~
Mr.. WASAMAKER would not dare 70 perpctra'e
such "a outrage upon a northern community.
Why don't somebody bring MHoSE up stand
Ing by asking him when he is standing before
crowd Of white men whether OF not he con'd 70.
com mend negroes for posimastors?-and Wouid
abolish post-oflces as WASAYAEBR does.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

FANCY TURKISH TOWELS.

Forty new styles OF Outing Cloths. the prctios'
OF tho season, az l2Hc. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

Ny a thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion
and nutrition, aud by careful application Of
the lne properties OF weil-selected Cocoa. Mr.
Rips hes provided our breakfast tables with a
dellcatoly Favored beverage which may save US
meny heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the iudicious
use OF snch articles OF diet that constitution
may be gradually buiit up until strong enough
% resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
Of subtle malBdios are noatng around us roady
10 attack wherever there IA weak poiat. We
may escape many a fatal shaft by Keeping
Ourselves veil fortified with pure blood aud a
properly nourished frame. -cirSl-Service Ga
zsftS.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half pound tins py grocers, labelled
thus: JANIS EPPS q CO.. Homeopathic Che
misss. LONDON. England. al -Sa,Tu&Thiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Aggresatinc Recommendation %

should be deducted from tho expenses Of 1888 In
the comparison We are making, Ia order 90 as
certain during which year tho affairs Of the state
were the more economically Administered.
Making this deduction We find that the sum OF
fs39s4.09, which Just now appeared rs the RXCEss
OF the ordinary expenses OF 1883 over those 81 1883,
has not only disappeared buI hat the boot Is
now on tho other leg, ana That there Is the sum
KS. '''''''' - = 80" " 80 ~ '''' "
In This connection IL may not bo amss 20 cal
attention 10 the fat that 10 was not 10 the matter
Of tho ordinary expenses Of government such as
We have been considering that Mahone's party
Inns been wanting IN fidelity 90 their duiy.
These expenses we're for salaries 81 Governor,
Auditors, Treasurer, Judges. aud other officers
foos Of justices, sherifis, cOnIables Jurors, and
witnesses 10 criminal cases. commissions OF CONF
missioners Of revenue and other matters, IA all
which tho cost IL nXed by statute. la these ~ Is
obvious there was little chance for oxtragagance
OF WOree. Bot II was In extraordinary expenses
that they mismanGged aud squandored the pco-
Pies money. For example:
!. Kendall BauS-Note Company, $3S,o6i.61 SEQ
pamphlet, p. IS.
?. Fienagan's Judgment. ss,i5sbN. Sec pam
phlef, p. 80.
Brown Aliens case, tias49o. See pamphlet,
?. AZ.
I. colored Luuatic asylum steals, slO,Ss2.s2.
See pamphlet, p. fS
3. Cclorei Normal and Collegiate Institute
steals. si4,4i2oi. See pamphlet, PIP 1910.
G. Attorney-General Biair's extra pickings,
sj4l2s7.
:. Failure Of Petersburg Bank for sl35, S7S. 81 /;
stll due Si,fB10 freasOrer's report.
IL will b. seen In these seven items land they
are noi all the loss from corruption or careless
ness 10 $l5S,5S0lo.
This will do Tor one day. Put these CURES
away for future uso.