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Tothe Editor Of the DIsnntch:


why Is u that your venerable senior edi-
tor, who may be justly called the Nestor Of
the southern press, cannot fall into the Orol-
narily accepted belief about the equinox Z
The existing state OF The weather should hem
convince him against bis error; high haes
and heavy winds making navigation danger
Gus even IN such hsrbor Us Hampton Roads;
and on Monday night the Chesapeake and
Ohio iransfer.m steamer had 70 bug and
be locked TO heavily laden three-masted
schooner 10 keep from drifting. while day,
| am told 81 the post.chce, the steamer
could not make the laGdlng at Newport
News because OF stress Of weather, and there
was no natl from that direction.
Approach the senior with reyerential alice
ton and urge that he should drop his pre-
judice IN This matter. for ii has been notice
able every March and September that such
terms OF weather 90 exist at equlnoctlsl
season, and be cannot Justly call this quack'
cry or empiTiclsm. Truly yours,
BLOW.HARD.
March 90, 1889.
We have never held that storms do mol
happen about the Goth OF March. Our con-
tentios Is that they do not occur between the
18th and 2jtb OF March olteneT than between
the 18th and 25th Of any other month. We
could again produce abundant evidence Of
this fact II IL were necessary, The notion
that the crossing by the sun OF an imaginary
hne r. OF n piece With the notion that Tho
moon controls the weather.
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The most reliable family medicine for
coughs and colds Is DR.. BULBS Cough syrup.
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C,AMPLES OF SANFORD'S INKS
y will be supplied by Us 70 those overlooked
by the agent OF the manufacturers nOg disri-
buting them 70 business-hOusss and Offices. We
carry full line OF SsntOrd's Inks, sud can re-
commend thom 10 the public. THOMAS j..
sTARKE & SONS, 9U9 east Main street Fine
stationery specially. NH l-f,ou&Iu
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Remnants Shifting CGlicOes At tie;
Remnants shifting CAlico~s a. &C.
THIS MORNING We wall pace on sale TO-
ON yards standard ahirtrg Ca!icoes IN
striped and email figures, ~ the reduced
price Of4hc. These gOOls are 'a-t coiors AMI
ar. equal 70 anv goods in the market at5c
Uome m ber 1t(c TODAY.
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RKOAD-S IkEET OPtKA-HUUSE.
ID THREE SIGnTs ONLY. MONDAY, TUES
DAY, AND WEDNESDAY. March 18Th, 18Th, and
GOTH. MATINEES FNEkY DAY. Grand pro-
durtion Of Mrs. Rmma u. Z. h. soUthWorihs
Celebrated Dramatic Story. entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND.
introducing George A. honderson's Star Stock
Company. Tho drama Interpreted win Songs.
Dances. add Plantation Melodies. illustrating
Life 10 Aew lorE YORK aud "Olo NirgnRy
Leave Aan. mh l7-6t
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NRETEEGF.

CtPECIAL KOTICE.-A MEETING
- OF the ALUMNI OF The MEDICAL COL
LKGE or VIRGINIA will bo holi on tae 29rH
INSTANT At the College building on AGnDall
street, at II NJ, for the purpose Of organizing =
SO~ioty Of Alumni. All interested are cordially
inHlled 10 DO pressnt. mn 2l-lW
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DONEsTlCSi DOMESTICSl
At271c.-5cases 1914 Utlca-hills Bleache shoot
iugs On sheet lengthsl, price, Hac.-rcgliar
price. 3jc.:
At 9lc-3 cases i2-s White Crochet Quilts Mar
seillos psttorns). price. sJc.-regllar price,
fL2j
2cases ~ White aud COl0red Crochet Quits
(N6rseiles patterns, Win rbBS, prlco
Al fS-rcgular value. f!.J0
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NrOTICE On MEETING OF THE

NOTICE OF MEEIING OF The
" SUBSCRIBERS 70 THE STOCK OF TIE
SAVINGS BANK or KCHMOND.-The mini
mum amount II tho capital stock OF the savings
Bank Of McD mOud having been subscribed, no
tee is hereby given that a general meeting Of
the subscribers will DO held on FRIDAY, March
-. 1889. a,4 O'Clock Z. NJ, ~ the once Of War
ron q Querles, No. Ill east Main street, kich-
mOnd. Va.
Parties Wishing TO subscribe 20 the capital
stock can leave their names with George n.
Woodbridge. ESQ.,, a. the National Bank Of Viz
ginia- X. A. PATTERSON, President
RICHMOND. Va. March IA, 1888 NH l5-td
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DRESS GOODS.
At 29c-Ail-Wool French Henrietta Cloth. a
inchos wide. IN all the latest spring shades,
gu. -repufar Yrlea
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Jul JIiCCo dlp hI"uJo '"N N""No"
We Invite ladies 70 inspect our stock.


At i5c-t0 dozen Chidren's Full-Regular Made
Cotton Hose. IN black, navy, and brown, re-
duced from % and 3oc. 20 i5c
At124c.-9OO dozen ladies' Cotton Hose, pin and
fancy stripe regular price lGAc, now two
p6ir for 2jc.:
AZ 900 dozen ladies' Full-Rogular Made
Fancy Cotton Hose, plain or ribbed. in MI the
latest stylos and c0lors, well worm iJc An
fmnsnss choice al -.
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At 7qc.-83 pieces 4s-inch All-Wool French Hon
rietta Cloth. all the newest spring co.orln~s,
same quality selling regularly at tl-pricc
for this weeX nc.
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AMUsEMENTa.

HV7EOLDEFOLKEs' CONCERTO "
a atY. NJ. {. A. Hall THIS friday EVE
MING, March 22d. ats O'Clock. Tho Olde people
ueycr fsi. 10 draw a crowd. Come and see t1en.
Admission - cents children balf-price.
NH 22-lt'
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At 5O--All-Wool Frsncs Dress Goods. a. inche-
wide. IN fine grades: French flonrietas. sli6
finish French AlbairosA elegant quality 4;
French Cashmere Bciges. new spring mix
lures aDd stiped novelties. the best value ~
the citv, At zoe, same goods selling else whore
~ 4
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French Melaugs Suitiugs, So
inches wide IN newest spring mixtures, az
dgr-gcfual Valus 6lg
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An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
IA the STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE And AACHlNE-W0 RKS win be
he'd a. the works OF the company on FRIDAY,
March - 1889, a. IA o'clock 81.
NH s-2w GEORGE i. JONES. Secretary.
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IMPORTANT PENSION DECISION.
Could Only be Granted as untier OF
thartty-tnu fxe;uie the Law G"'
NOT iesisiafc.

WASHINGTON. u. c., June l2.-As-
sstant Secretary Bussey has rendered
an important decision, sustaining the
Pension Office. in rejecting the claim OF
Elizabeth Small az dependent mother
OF Henry Small. At the lime OF Henry
Small 5 enlistment both he aud his
mother were slaves IN the state OF
Maryland.
The facts Of the soldiers death are
admitted an the " hole question turned
upon the matter OF dependence. AT
the time of IIcury's enlistment Eiza-
beth Snall's SIX children were living.
In her application her attorney urges
that when her son enlisted the Govern
ment took the place of his master, and
that il should be held that the son (
labor was cont ibutiOn TO the common
maintenance Of all. and that in this
sense "A contribution to the support OF
his mother.
This view Of the case, Mr.. Bussey
says. is predicated upon theory toe
obscure for definition. The fact Is ad-
mitted in the case that after Henry be-
came free be never contributed any OF
ms pay toward his mOther's support.
No dependence in any sense being
proven. Mr.. Bussey rejects the claim.
and says IL could only be granted as a
matter of charity. The department
duty. he adds. Is TO execute the law II
has DO authority TO legislate.
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BALTIMORE. June l2.-EX-President
Grover Cleveland has written the fol-
lowing letter 90 the Secretary CT the
MARYLAND Tariff r. form Club under
date of June II
"Your letter informing me of my
election "a. am honorary member OF the
MARYLAND Tariff Reform Club, Is re-
ceived. ] accept the courtesy thus
rendered me with thanks. The object
and purposes of the club as set iorth III
the declaration accompanying your
letter have my hearty sympathy and
,upl0rt. and believe theiraccompli-h-
ment absolutely essential to- the great
est prosperity OF our people. ana the
highest development of our country.
you must, however. lermt me 70
saw that. so far as parties are concerned
NV ho.c and reliance for better con
diti3n of things is upon the Democratic
party organization. which, in my omn'
ION. clurOt be true To- ITS tfaditioh'
and ancient creed without hearty
and sincere cspousal Of the cause Il
which your club is devoted.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CUM
MIrTEE MEETS.
RESOLUTIONS in Regard To 'apsatn a. W.
uawSOu. Deceased. Adtpisd.

NEW YORK. June l2.-The corridors
of the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
throneed tins morning with Demo
cratic politicians. The members oi the
Democratic National Committee, re-
presenting every State IN the Union.
were among those IN the thrOug.
The committee was called to order Al
noon. 1t was almost settled among tue
members before the committee met
that Calvin ). Brice should be tue next
chairman, in place of the late W. IL.
Barnum. and his election was promptly
declared.
After the election of Mr.. BrIce, the
introduction Of resolutions was IN or
der. 4 resolution Of condOlence with the
family Of Chairman Blrnum was
introduced by Carlos French aud
adopted.
The following resolution was then
adopted in memory OF Captain r w
/ Daw sou
Res lued. That Captain 7. W. Daw
son. a member # this committee 81 INT
/ State OF South Carolina. was looked t'
by his associates for many years O
companionship in that zsalou
and intelligent discharge OF duty whicl
WAS characteristic OF ms earnes
disposition and bright mind. The d1
plorable calamity that cut short ca
reer already rich III performance. ou
with promise Of yet more brilliant re
suits from ripcned experience. ha
been drplorcd by all good cltiz 'ns o
his State. by hosts OF friends through
out the country and by members OF H.
Journalistic profession. Of which he va
au ornament. Gf ed with rare chart
of dmiabilily aud genlleness IN maj
lers. he. on several OCCASIONS. display q
the highest personal courage ana ~
durance. lie was morally, as wen
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rriniorthe >en t.un earrlsge

ANNAPOLIS. MD june i2.-The trial
of the 8 inch carriage, built To- the
Navy Department bv The Pneumatic
Con Carriage and Power Company OF
Washington at the South Coston Iron
Work was made to-day. Twenty
rounds were frcd-ten slowly and
ten rapidly-luring which the carriage
S God the test admirably. The gun
WIS Of the regulation S-inch. carrying a
$50 pound shell, 1876 pounds q
DOW ier The lecoil Of the gun Is re-
ceivel upon an air cushion. and would
take mp very little Ioom on shlpboard.
The rccoil of a field piece Of artillery
vs. lnld take up six to eight feet space.
The experiment today showed that the
pneumatic gun carriage could reduce
the rccoil to two feet. Some ot the
rapid firing shots were within minute
and half interval of each other. No
acc dents occurred. and the test proved
satisfactory.
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physically, Of the bravest of the brave.
We condoIe with those whom hrs un-
timely death has most sorely afflicted
and with his fellow citizens generally,
in the loss Of so gallant gentleman so
finn n Democrat and 80 excellent citi-
zen.
Resolved. That these fesolulions be
spread upon the minutes, and copies
be sent to the family of the deceased'
4 vote Of thanks was rendered to
Colonel Brice and the o;her members OF
the campaign election Of 1888. and the
meeting adjourned. Is the committee,
men LETT the room each was prese n'en
with an invitation TO be present on July
Ath at the Tammapy' celebration of
the 18th anniversary Of the Dec'ara-
ton Of Independence.
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samoan tiiairS.

LoNrON. June T. The Post Berlin
special rays that the delay IN the ral'h
cation Of the samoan agreement by lhe
Government at Washington IS not
caused by difference upon serious
points. but solely upon minor Diet. IFS.
There is complete accord upon the chez
principles as se'lled in the agreement
and the American members OF the con
ference ex press themselves as entirely
confident that the United States Ser0te
will ratify the treaty based on 1t.
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dashing down upon him stop
his engine. but Notwithstanding this'
tie force Of the collision was terrible,
as at the moment they struck the loco
motive the wild coaches were iiying at
the rate Of fifty miles an hour.
a man who was riding on the hlgh-
way close 10y saw tine collision ana
without stopping TO see any more;
dashed away at once TO Armaugh and
returned with a company of soldiers
from the barracks there. They came
provided with stretchers. and being the
first on the ground to render assIstance'
did good work in extricating the hvlng
and the dead from the wreck. Ihe
manner in which the doomed coaches
came to be detached from the tram OF
hich lhey formed part seems at lhis
iour TO he unexplained. Q
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THE CRIMINAL COURT TAKES NlGOR,
0lS ACTION.
4 SPECIAL GRAND JURY nIPAN.
NELLED YESTERDAY.
SOuE >INsiuI. TALK TOIHEIuRY
BY IuE sIBGF.
4 Terrible railroad Accident I'm Ire
land seventy sunday Nchooi CbiI.
dren hiIicd-Posina>scrs Ap-
poinicd Ihc tsnsc Bal tiubs
maj Won Yesterday

CHICAGO. Jane l9.- THE special grand
n selected by Sheriff Watson. in
obedience To- the mandate of Judge
Shepard TO investigate tie Cgonin tfag
edy. were impanellcd in tie Criminal
Court at II O clock this morning. There
are only two lushmcn ON the panel
". j. Quan and John O'Nein. Mr..
Qlan is the well known Wholesale
grocer. ana Mr.. o Ncill is Tie cx county
commissioner.
In addressing The ilry. Judge Shep-
ard said that he CX .cCtcd "a fol-. cX-
/ hau,tiVe. impartial inye-ligaIon of the
murder of Dr. Cronin. The entire re-
source of the country. Dee said, would
be at the disposal Of the grand jury and
witnesses who would not testify should
BE- made 90 90 so. Tie grand jury had
i'm ITS possession the power To make
them do SO. This is taken as meauii Z
that the witness who don't know
and don { remember will sub biected
to the operation Of the sweat-box. the
thumb. screw. the rack and "a few other
such effective devices, which may
strengthen their memory aad develop
their lOweTs OF speech.
A PETITION FOR A WRIT OF HABEAs
CORPUS.
CnIcAGo Ju1e 12.-At1.lj this after
noon Mr. sullivan 3 attorney appeared
IN Judge 1uley court with petition
made out iu the regular form asking
for % writ Of h0bc0y corpus. directed TO
Sheriff Matson. TO produce the body Of
tho Irish leader i'm Judge Tuley d court
40 clock. The petitioner WAS Alex
audor Sullivan himself no shows that
he is detained and imprisoned in the
county jail by Sheriff Mason by virtue
OF "a wal rant for his commitment issued
by the coroner.
TIE verdict of the coroner p jury Is set
forth az length and the petitioner SAYS
% is insufficient in law to authorize his
commitment to the county jail. and to
deny him the right of giving bail. Sui
lvan declares that be is not guilty of
the crime with which he is charged.
and that he has bad no connection what
ever with The murder of DR.. Cronin.
At O'Clock Sullivan vas brought
into court. and after discussion of legal
points involved be was remaldrd 90
jail until lO o. clock a. NJ. Friday. when
The court viii render o decision. II
the evidence is not sufficient Don the
court b opinion he can discharge Suill.
yau If no Indictment is retained. and
admit him 90 bail II there is an indict-
mcnt.
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JIVii.setVice Commission Makes n
announcement.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. june l2.-Ihe
Cvil-Seivice Commission. in view OF
the examination To be held at the Nash
vile. Tenn, postofiice next Saturday,
puts out the following announcement:
"All examinations held under our
auspices are strictly ncu partisan. All
qualified persons are invited To apply
whether Democrats or Republicans.
They will be examined. MAI ked, and
certified purely with reference to their
capacity. Political consideration Will
be allowed no weight whatever. Tie
Commission are determined to enforce
the law in its letter and spirit Any
employe OF the Government violating
1t will be most vigorously punished.
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roussn.ciass s.o>,ma>ierS appointed

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June y The
following named fourlh-class postmas
ters. among others. were appointed to-
dav
Virginia Mary ). Wright. at Den
bigh llaie Warwick j. y. Rhinehaft
at tLiuyille:James IA. Borden, al Ronald
James NJ. Wa-ky. atShawsvilie
Alabama- Daniel Monahnn. at Pied
mont ~. y. Virgins. at Wheeler sta
tlDu.
North CMolina-A G.. Gates. at West
Hobron:J. r. Jnuett. at Duley.
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4 PiucKy Roy.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June II Monday
afternoon. Frank Leopold, aged twelve
vears. and Katie Maiden, aged eleven
years. visited Robbins circus. After
the show they started TO walk TO Cen
teropolis. their home. When within a
mile of the place man named DIG
dous jumped from the bushes and at
tenn ted 20 assault The little glrl. The
boy attacked Siddons with "A pocket
knife and slashcd him across the face II
a fearful manner, nearly cutting o 1t au
eve and cutting off part Of his n' 81
Siddons fed. but was wards cap
/ turpl
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Ba~c Ball Yesterday .

Observation-Disclosures. New York
Boston. Br)oklyn-LouisvIl.e. Athletic
Kansas CITY, and Columbus. Cincinnati
games were postponed on account OF
rain.
At Iodianarolis-lndiana 10
ClcVcland,. O..
AT Chicago Chicagos , Pittsburgs
lO.
At Baltimore Baltimores, 10; ST.
Louis. 3.
At lnlianapolis-Iudianapolis, 10
Clevelands. 3.
At Chicago Chicagos, .; Pittsburgs-
40.
AT BaIim ore Baltmorcs, 10; ST.
Louis, g..
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.JoHSsrowN. PA. June l2.-lt Is re-
ported here that number OF citiz sus
whose property was swept away by the
food have been in Pittsburg since
Monday looking up he financial condi-
tion of the members Of the South Fork
Fishing Club. with view 70 bringing
suits 10 recover for their property de-
stroyed. While in Pittsburg they viii
also consult attorneys as 10 the best
means of procedure, in case they decide
to take legal steps.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June r. Tue
monitor Amphilrite viii be flushed at
an. Norfolk navy-yard. Since Secre-
tar, Tracy had the monitor ruritah
taken from Norfolk. TO be finished at
B-ooklyn. ihe Norfolk people have felt
somewhat aggiioved. Tney appealed
to the Secretary to resclnd the orcer'
bnt he declined to do 1t. Then Con-
gressman Bowden and other, requested
himtoseud the Amphitrite from Leae ue
island To- be finished at Norfolk. aud
their appeal proved successful. The
work Oh the vessel will cost about soOO.-
UDO
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p,enar,ns for worn a, sohus,oun

JOuNsrOwE, PA. June l2.-Heneral
Hastings today distributed the work 10
be performed among a number OF CON
tractors.who are already prepared with
men. teams and appliances TO push the
work with Vg0r. General Hastings
has today proved himself equal 10 the
occasion and IL his plans are carried
ont ,he restoration of Johnstown Is as
snred. and that before very long. But
very little outside work was acc
plished to-day. but by tomorrow the
labor If clearing the wreck will be re-
sumed with determination.
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D. cavs Hainrali,ur Petersburg

PETERSBURG. Va. june l2.-Rlin has
been falling AN day. with but little IN
temis-ion. As consequence. the
river is again over Chesterfield mead
ows. Some apprehension of another
frcsbet is felt. if lhe rain continues aud
is general throughout this section. and
the experience Of June 7.h may be re-
pemed
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HVRr Dg GRACE MD. June 12.- AT
d O'Clock this morning two freight
train. on Che Baltimore and Ohio rail
road colEded. Joseph Mackean, aged
TWENTY-FIVE. of II grrsio~n. Md. a
bnirnan. was killed. BOin engines
were telescopcd. and there wa scare, ly
"a car on either uain that e.caped IN
jury.
Travel was suspended nine hours.
The engineer of the South-bOuud train
claims that the telegraph operator here
vas at fault.
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ADANylLLE FAILURE.
several Richmond Creditors Int r
c4tcd.

Especial 20 the Tmcs.l
pANvILLE. Va. June T. f. J.. FL
liott. dealer in dry goods, notions,
shoes etc. to-day made an assignment
10 c. W. Throckmorton for the beuehl
of his creditors. The liabilities are
so .OCO: the assets. consisting of stocks
goods and accolnt-. will snow up near
ly 5000. Three thousand dollars Is
due IN Danyille and those creditors are
in the preferred list. The balance oi
The creditors are in cities from Atlanta
to Boston Among the creditors are
Seldom & Co.. VI. Millhser * Co.. ana
the Southern Shoe Company. OF R'ch.
mona. and Craddock, Terry q Cos ol
Iynchburg.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. June l2.-lienry
Herbner, well-known restaurant
keeper on King street, near 81. Joseph
street. VS. found dead in bed tbs
morning. lie retired about midnight
apparently we'll and was evidently
stricken with apoplexy before morning.
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Dividend.

New YORK. June l2.-ihe. directors
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany met ,o-day. and declared the regu-
Ian quarterly dividend Of one and one
fourth per cent, payable June lOta.
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,,.,,..r .r,ud,es,,ons Tor To-Day

r WAsnNGroN. DC, June l2.-
~. For Virginia, clearing, slightly
| cooler on the cast. slowly
r rising temperature IN the m
terior variable winds, becom-
ipg soulhtriy.
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chairman OF the National Democratic
Committee.

New YORK. June l2.-CalvinS ,. Bfice.
OF Ohio. has been elected chan man oi
the National Democratic Committee.
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pfsOI,Ds
DpopOsALs FOR CUT GRANITE.

| Office Of Building Tor Library Of Congress
:,5 east capitol street, ""snlhston, ~; ~
Nav 5, lseD sealed proposals for furnish
insnud delivering all OF the cut granite Re-
ot,ir,d ior the front walls, Including the
dome OF the rotunda. of the bnilding t'r Use
Library OF tonesese, ia ,his cry, WI a., ~ ~.
.,..,,..l. ..t tht. fliss. until o'clock i. VI. on
-NIt'itDAN, The 2alh a " OF June, 1883 ana
op,n,d Immediately thereafter IN pfesene.
oi bidders me glanitc must hc oi isn'
blush gray color nni me grain Sps.ihes'
ami blank forms of prop. sal may be obtained
ON application at this oihee. bEisNAhi
'GKfkN. superintendent and Engineer
my 25,25 ,2s, ,29,3O,3l. Je lA6,s,i,i3.lo'i'
ID
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Crntches Clutches Cruiches,ll y
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co at
Opposite Postoilice, Riehmen va
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Rcmembsr,I.is May Apple, none
other.
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Delicious limoaje at Owens * Minor
Dug CO. 5 Fountain.