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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
?F TBB DISPATCH COMPANY.
Th? DAILY DISfATCO _ Oellvertl ?0 ontv
perlbtr? at nrroBM cawra p?r w?*t. payaOl* to
U*?-?arTi*v w**tly. Maii*>i ot t* r*' annum.
fSforaU ntont-t; $1.50 lor ihr** mo??* -O*
(?r on* moat?
lit? SEMI? WIIKLT DISPATCB ot $1 por no?
S?_, or ti for ?li moots.*.
Tko WSIKI.Y DIBPOTCH nt$l r*r nnoet?.
Tito SUNDAY DISPATCU ?I fl.M p*r annttnt
OT Too. for ?IB montO*.
Rut?CTlpfkmt la ?II <*??? r?*yat?l? In ?dv*n~?
0-4 oo pop?r oonttnued oft*r to* ?iplratlon ol
0*0 ton* paid for. Bond pott-offlc* rnoo?y*ordar.
.??*.??,,or r*gUt*r?4 )*iw>r. ( ?rr?*ivy s**t by
Bnall will b* nt th? risx of tb* ???lit?!. Bnbacrt
b?v? wishing tb?lr i-? *??>. tr.r* rhtaged raw?! glva
Ifcotr old n* ?roll n* il- ir new po*?-?fDr-a, ?*??
fU c*pi** fro?, ______
?? -VIMI-SM Mm
?ait i vu o? t r- ?.
I?*?*.S so
Itlrn*?.? 1 00
lUnst.S 1 40
ttiH**.? * n
a it??*?.$ ? is
I monta.$ ? *0
f monta?. .m 00
RooOlng notice* In roadtng-matter typ*, Qv*
If?to or l*ta, tl ; I? nonpar?)! leaded, 7t*x
Cord of rntM tor mor? ?pac? turaUtied on ap
pUoatUn. _
AU totter* and Ulagram* m mi b* ai?re*?*4 to
tBlDISPATCH COUPANT.
RojMtod oommualcatlon* will not be r*tarn*?!
As Wo Appear to Other.-?.
It is amusing t<> read some ?if Ike article?
Which appeared in tlie Canada paper? ju-t
Wore th? election* h.-l'l there this week.
The following extra?, t will ?uiBee to let our
people know what a monster of o covern
tnerit wo posse?? in this country and wbot
miserable specimen? of humanity tiny
taunt l?e who are content tu dwell in tucb
?country. The Toronto Em)nrc ?aid on
elect ion-day :
" In the eye? of ever* on" unrestricted
?feciprocity must have os its inevitable ond
?lrea?l coneeqiieiic?. ond end onnoxotion to
be Doited Stat.?s. 'I list awfiil daatiOT, in
Wolring the niin of our ci?iunicrci?l and
??ferial welfare, a? well at our political
ond social existonre, and dissolving ?very
lie of kiudr<?d ami ofJection that bind? us
to our mother nation, now faces tho elec
torote of the Dominion. Link by link the
chain of evidence Bffl?aai th? gre.it leaders
hat MSB proved, and imw the tru tors who
Would betray their country t<> on alien
nation in the yam hope <?f gaining power.
Which they oro eo incapable of bold]?g in
thfcir*w*y, stand tremblingly waiting to
hear the ww??o['iiii; condemnation that it is
the duty of every loyal citison to p.i?s
Upon them."
"unrestricted ISBiyeoOity ?* with the
United State? was advocated by the libe?
rals. It was opi>o*ed by IhoOo-MrTSilTee,
who hod the Govern?leitt si their buck.
The roeult was a Pyhhrie rieten*] for the
Goyarument. Onemoresuch victory sod
the Conservatives will be undone. The
fCmjnrt i? right whm it. ?avs tl at unro
r-tricted recinrocity means an m ?cation to
the Dnited Htotev. i?r 1 wo own thot we
had not expected tli<- Liben..? to show the
Strength which they did.
It could hardly bo 000?Idorsd extrava?
gant language if one wer?? lo ?av thot the
people of Canada will bo ready f? r annexa?
tion to the DBiiod Strttes before the people
of the United BtotOS will be ready to an?
nex CaDud.?. Por OST part, we would not
like to ?ee tho Doited siut?* rendered top.
heavy by the odditioa ol Canada toour
Slreody extended domain.
Ta?ada is a |_rg? oo-BUlry shoal as largo
territorially as the Tiiit? 1 States, or 3,200,
tXK), os against 3.?)0,000 square miles.
Mpssksr H? od's Rule?.
In hi? littio Bgeoch preeedi?g his do
el?rotion that the r*ifty._rel Oongrees bud
npired bf MSB. tutioiuil limiti>(ion, Mr.
speaker Hkeo took occasion to refer in?li
rectly t<? the new nil? s which the Republi?
can member." lad adopted for the govern?
ment of tho ?STiifiSIlllSp ol the House of
Representatives. It was to these rulei he
Slludedwti.n bedeelared that t .v> House
of Kepreaentatives utauit to come toon
end h??l do vised a method of doing the
Work which they wen? w nt to Washington
todo. Ho also el]tided to tho?-.-une rules
when ho ?pole of legi '.' n.-mt' iuterest
of the people's rights that is tOOSJ, ??f
the Kepubliean party as repTOMBtod in
the South by tbO_OfTO populatiOO.
Tho rules of which Mr. Baso t' us boast?
ed, or pretende?! t?; be proud, havi? not the
force of law. It b;.s been decided attain
ond again that when n new Home of Be?
pr??sentatiye? assembh s it has no rules f. .r
its government ex. i pi | if eves this __j I a
oxce(ited) the general piirl.air.ein.iry luw;
for tho Constitution ol th.? Doited States
confer? upon each hoDSSOf Co?fTOOSthe
power to make i'.s owu rules. The la-t
Ilouse of Buy*SOi :?! ?t.v. i i,;? i wi'hout any
codo of nil ? for l iilfiti?| it.- proceed?
ing?.
Avoiling themsclvis of this condition ? t
things, the BepobUoaa momlurs mode
rules to suit thenisi 1res -SSMagst others,
the famous ?me under which Sp. .it B?0
poaoed eoiuany bills by counting a quorum
os present when no quorum bad voted.
?lo i? ehatged witb having eos?ted aa
present members w ho wer?? not ( -. n in tho
body of the hull; ?ad v?e BOppOO there I-:
no reason lo doubt -what is charged
Sgalnst him? tba' be deputed Li?, power tr>
make op a quorum by counting to one of
the clerks who ?-at near bim.
Will the DeSMSrota of the next House of
Itepreoentatirt's, who will have a very large
majority in that body, continue in force Mr.
Itian'? rubs? We have sometimes thougiit
that it wo? not in human nature for them
to omit to avail tliemselruo of tho power
Which their opponents used eo rolcntlea-ly
in the House of lleproseutatiToo which bos
Just passed into hiatorr. "Powir ioOTor
stealing from the manv to the few." The
people allow their servant? to engage in
the work of strengthening the hands of the
thieves. Indeed, tlu? people sometimes de
Sire their representatives to go further in
the work Of retaliation than thess latter
oro dispoaed to ?go. " BstSBflS is sweet"
to the m?~es, and the reprosentotircs of
tho m asset are ?ometinies not ?.low tu go to
the full length of their tether when th?-v
And convenient and plausible opportuni?
ties.
Bo we counot foretell whether tho Demo
Orats of tho nut House of Representatives
?Will couse the new rules to plague their in?
ventora or oot, though we hare expected
them to do oo. If they had contt- 1 of both
Borises and there ?l? a l>emocrtt in the
offloeof l'r?-sident of the TJuited.Ktutes.tlie
(temptation to continu? the l.r.r ? rule? in
fore? wonld bo well-uish irTtseiitihle. But
With the Senate and the presidency both, in
Bopoblioan hand?, the Democrats will not
hove reasons so ?.?ood for r-tahating
?poo the Hepub.leans by continuing
those roleo in fore; for no measure
objectionable to tho body of the Kepubli
Sons in the House of RopreHontativeocould
po_ilbly get through the Senat? et secure
th? approval of the Preaidentof the Unit-ed
Bute?. To adopt such rules, therefore,
?nder the circumstance? under which the
boxt House of Repr?sentative? will meet
Would b? for the Democratic me tobera to
Sell themtwlvoo for naught, bo to ?peak.
There are, however, argument? on both
Oideo of the question. Counting non
wotlng member? who are known Is be pre?.
Ont in order to make up s quorum is not o
Sow thing under tho sun.
The nambere of the < .?.rutan university
?indent? during tho winter oemeater, 1890
lo INI. are: Berlin. 6,527; Leipzig, 9.46e;
Ifaenchen, S.ts*.: Wuerzburg, 1.M4; Tue*
btegeo, 1.2S0; BresUu. 1.946; Bonn. 1.-19 ;
Erlangen. 1.0M, Heidelberg, 970; Btrass
burg. W7; Freibnrg, ?31 ? Uoettingen, 880 ;
Moi burg, 8U; Oreibwald, 773; Koeoigs.
berg, ?ttt Jena, ?10; Gieooen, M9; Kiel,
4Nt Muenoter, 885; Rootock. 871. Tho
Whole number of student- at tho (ler_.au
?-Irereiiioe thU winter io 38,711.
Ths Mi eurplut in tboDnit^ Btsieo
Treeeory ot the elooo of boainooo Wodseo?
dor wee leee than ??^oo.wo. u VM t?_
Asood within the .reek by pension r?qa_i.
?isssfor ths na?t quart?r*-moro than $?,.
6A.TCRD?Y.MARCH 7. 1?S91.
?too.tino having been paid out on this ac?
count
The drain on the Tressury from this
?euro? will now ceaec for throe montha, and
the ?urplua u expected by the Washington
Poet " to gradually crawl up attain to fig
un ? approxiitialiui* $.-15,000,000.''
Qeorj**ia'e Incraase?
The population of Georgia in 1S70 wbb
1.1M.1M; in IMfl, 1.M2.1H0, sn.l in IflSO,
I.eVfl.SIS-an increase of 2'?5,1.VI during the
ten year? last pa?t.
The following are tbo figures hy rare? :
Wi.it?? (i?-??.97.*,?M
While? (18H0).S1B.B0?
Iocr??t?e.*lf??,!??
l'er emit of Increase. 19
Colorai (1-V0).???,By'l
* olorad OtBU). 7S5.X74
increase.13*1,6:7
l'errant, of Increase. 19
It will be observed that the MfJVMB of
0eeffj*al ?how a vastly larger ratio of in?
ore??? than those of Virginia or North
("anilina.
Ittally It seems that thi? Stale has loat
more of its ne^ro populittion th?n any
other, and the reason most be that we aro
so near the North and so easily reacbe'l by
?;???:..lu?ut and rail lines that, a greater
draft is madotipon u? than upon any other
State for negro waiter?, laborer?, and
hou?e-8ervants to uo to the Middle, New
I.i.::Uii'l. and western State?, and the fact
i? now, if npT.-r before, pretty well estnb
Iisli. ?1 tliat tho creat maiority of those v?'h?
thus remove from Virginia bocotne perma?
nent alsenlee??.
The following article on "the drift of
the colored population" is from the Haiti
more 8nn, which ?cetns to have given study
to this subject, thonch it fail? to note that
between issostid WO the negroes of Vir?
ginia only increased \hi per cent, and those
of North Carolina only 7 per cent. :
Th? l??t c#f>?m, If w? ???'inre It to h?ve be*n
? oniii'lij take?, indicate? two into?-?. II- flr?t
ts ? largo migration of the colore?! population
from tbe Stale ??at of th? Minslsalppl to tin
Htata? ?ouibwe?t of ttie slltei??:t'l?'? The B?xt
I? itiat lb? colored population de?-re???d In num
bora betwean I**1 and ?HO a? ci>.np?red wltii th?
ennrner?tliD of tbetn between 1S70 sod lsci).
1 ha i '-tT-nt?g?s of lo.roia?? of wtlto ?cd col?
ored people batweeo I"?'1 nn1 l6." in the ?even
Htat.a tabulated below present ?onie ?iriklog
figure?:
1-KBCENTAOE Or INCBFASE. lHSf)?1890.
?Vliltes. Colorad.
A!?b?m?. Ml IAS
Arid????. 88.1 47.?
Florida. .... Ml ?'?
Ixiulslana.M.? 111
houth Carniiaa. Bl.fl a.?i
Tenneuee. 17.0 7.7
West Virgin.?. ..... 10
Average. I '? IM
A comparison uf tho per eritng ?*? "f tno Pre
vlou?dec?d? ?ti??w? tnat tne .:.ereeea of white?
lu the?? Malea *?? about I? pi-r.en?., and "f
colored ?tmut is p^r .ri'Dt- Hither the aaa 0?B Bl
or tb?. other wa?. Inrperfnctly tak?'ti, or the or<?er
of Increa?.? ti?tue>.n the tworao? ha? r>--??o re?
?avaed, IBs colored Increase betwe.iu I?:1! ?(id
MM OtUmt in trt?sea <f the wnite Incre???.
wl,er?u since then th? avera?e white In.-roa???
bas been nearly doubl? that of th-? colored. A
part of thi? dlfT. renco wrll probably b? mad?)
ap when additional report? from th? Od?u?
Bureau ?re paMtaB? I. Horn'? person? who
lino be.-n reviewing the??? ?ta'.Utic? have an
idea that many of the ralsslug colored peo?
ple will be found aecounte 1 for la the cenan? of
the population at the Northwojt. This tI?-w I?
pr?di.-?t? I apoa th?) r.-.ov?rn?.ii toward kansa-,
but migration fivra the BoatB to Kaneaa wa-t
checked year? ?t-i>. There wat a c.ti.ldorati'o
nitgratlon of colored people frira tho counti??
bordering on tbe Mi?*l??l;?p! to Oklahoma when
that Territory was .pt-ti'd to ??ttleuient, and
their leader? b?l the ctirlju? idea tba: th'? ??? 1
Otot i.'oi.le would wove there In ?undent num?
ber? to tonn the aatlBna of a blak State.
These exportation? wero wofully disappoint?
ed, for the white? ?p??dlly became the
dominating political for.?, and rather re?
garded th? c,?lured ?eltler? a? Intruder*
than welcomed them a?. frl-nK Hut Arkan- |
ros seem? ?? have obtaint-1 t!,o< bulk of the coi- i
?red acceselon?, tho aterago percentage of In
ci. ??? it?, re t'Olug 4T.7, agtinit a white lu-roase
of M?t? Mettle eetaes next, but notwtth-tand
Ing the lar?.'e i-ul ?re 1 lo-rea?? of U.I tt was over?
topped by tho wtilt"?, with ?n increaae of M.*
The border Stat??? of Virginia, Maryland, and
Kentucky have not in any way been affected by
th.? colore t movement to Southweat, which ?eetua
to hav? bean ?-onflued to tho tr?ate? of the
lower Mi??i??lp|>l?the total colored popu?
lation of Arkansas tccreaalnc between 18s)
and 18.-0 frees 110,8*1 to ttlfttt. There
1? on? BSOttaa ea?t of tho Mltslttlppi
?rhero white men find It diftl.-ult to lire,
hut into which Hie col.ir.'l peep!? ?re crowdlug.
Id the flvo counlldsof the Ybzto Valley there
wa? but an lucre???? of M while? ?tiring th? last
dci-ade, whlie the color?>d populailou !ucrea?ed
ifj.s.l?. I he temptation tu cr >?? the rlvor into
Arsausas kept down the colored Increase lu
Houlhern 'J >.'i:).>??t.e to but little over 7 per cent,
an l c msWerllll ti," Inr^e ???)! ?red population In
South Carolin? Osare t? nj way of ??-ountlng
for the ?mail pennntase of lr?cr?a,a, which re
?rt<t. r? but 5 per cent, agn'.n-t 11 percent, of
white Increase, excep? by a very consldoraiile
???...I i* to Arkau'a?, Westoru I.oiiilaua, an 1
IN taa
Cleveland and tho Debt
It seem? from what is known of h re?
cent intervi? w between Mr. CbBVBb?BB
an?! Mr. llovxLL that Mr. GuWBLaBS di?l
not (?roffst to know nnythinj; about tho
Virniiit* debt, and did not declare that he
! ad any pr?tent ambition to learn.
I !io truth i-? that tho coinuiittco-t thai
have nnduroiken the settlement are malun?,?
headway but ?lowly. It is excedinclv
iliil'icnlt f t them to piocure the assent of
nil tho Hritinh bondholder?. Mr. GuVB
i.Axn of course knows thiB. ai".l evidently
i? not burdening hi? brain with a study of
the ('ueation in advance.
Ile would have to havo truly an enor?
mous mental receptacle to hold all the
fact? and ligure? on the debt and free
coinage (piefltions at the same time. Hut
no doubt he will inform himself as t.. the
former before ho and his brother comniit
teeiueu are called upon to act.
Help on the Hennco Work?
The good work goes on in llonrico and
there is every prospect ?hat at tho election
tho victory will be won by the Democrats.
H'liruo ? too near the (?reiit Democratic,
stronghold of liichmoncl to be allowed to
continue in Republican bunds. She can
aud must be resctiod.
If Juokson Ward negroes are kept out of
lleurieo on election-d?y the victory will be
ours. Now hero is some work for Kieb
mond Democrats to do.
Avi'itntT??> THE ?hlOSO.Be??IB?S<? .Vi.nA
rillr, ?larch 6.--N??ar Clove-land, Tenn ,
the work of a prehistoric race has been dis?
covered in the ahapo ot a wall imw under
_round. It i? five feet Inch Bod lias been
traced 100 yards. The top ?ton??? have on
' their inside faces inscriptions in hiero?
glyphic chorneters wh?? h evidently have a
meonins BO DO translated. The rock i? of
sandstone mixed with iron. The mason
work i? well don? and the wall evidently
I antedates the mound-builders.
Wonder if this isn't auch a vv.ill naltire'?
work?as was found in Soiithsiil? Vir*
ginia some year? ago, and was long tho
subject of learned contention ?
Mr. I'tuTKu HtBinaoN wanti to be mayoi
of Chicago aiiain, and tell? marly every?
body with whom he converses that if bo
should be nominated there wouldn't be
power enough on earth or anywhere else
to proveut bis election. The Chicago
UtraUl say? that "Caeteb" is all right, ex?
cept that he is given to " blowvuttion."
The Boston Ihral? observes that " the
old-fa.?hmn.id New England winter that we
have lately been accustomed to bear about
is no longer a reminiscence. It has become
a blustering and boisterous reality. It is
spring only in the almanacs."
lo it spring in the almanacs ?
The Atlanta Constitution has inaugurated
o movement for the collection of $1.000
for tho parchase cf a suitable testimonial
for presentation to the cruiser Atlanta,
which will be in Peueacola harbor next
week. __
A??ericuB, Qoorgia, has employed an ac
! oouotant of renown to investigate tho
whole aubject of the city's revenues and
disbursemenU._
The poll-tax es a prerequisite to Voting
is doomed to be repealed in ?U-uaohuett?.
A New York firm baa applie-r. to th? Trea
* aury Deportment for relief from payment
of additional duty on two kegs'of apple- I
butter sent to them a? a Christmas present, !
The srtieles wen? entered at a nominal
value, and the appraisers added the value ;
of the kegs. Tho department denied the !
application on the ??found that tho add!? j
tional duty was demanded by law.
The Tobacco Journal, D. E. Gbatum. pro
priator. i? the name of a new weakly which
has just made its sppearance at Dan?
ville, Va.
It is to lie devoted to tbo intereat? of the
tobaeco-growcr, warehonse-msn, lcaf-deal
or. manufacturer, ?jobber, and retail
dealer. _
A recent census mak? the population
of Cuba 1.B2I.6S4, inclndin?.: 4M.9H0colored ,
people. Ha-rfaaaaeaMMW inhabitants.
A copy of the Guttenburg BfUfl was sold
at new York day before yesterday for
114.80. _______
Another t>?uli of Free Coinage.
Her?'? the latest?Blowvlatlon?
When y ?u wl?h to bo.ro, you know,
Self or city, town or nation,
L'?e tt freely?It's '? a g?a"
THE "NEWPORT NEWS SUN."
The Crowning* Kajatone In the Arch of
Arrangewnnt? for the Yonngtter.
tfy Anglo-Araerl.an cable to the Dispatch.]
I Correspondenco of tho Itlchmond lllspatch.1
NrwposT bTbwb, Va., March 5.?At an ;
enlhiiaaaitlemncitiiii linin bet night par
tie? m niteraet put the crowning key?
stone in the arch of arrangements for the
" unveiling " of onr prospective newspa?
per. It wilfbeknowntof'imefts the Newport
New? Sun and will bo manm-d by the Sun
Publishing ('ompiinv. with Messrs. Ilrad
ford ami 'I aft. now of the N-rfolk Atlantic \
Journal, as editors. The officer? of th"
comjiany are: President. Colonel C. M.
Braxton ; Viee-Praetdeot. L P. St.-?me? ;
S-rrctaiy. .lohn L l.tvegev; Treasurer,
Walter A. Yost, 'I l.? se gei Uemen, together
with W. J. Nelexta. Tbaodore U?remjr, and
D. S. Jones, const itut.-thr-initial directory.
AM' ItlCITT rot? ARK.
As soon ns a ohurt? r < M 1 ?? ??>enred the
paper will be tseaeo. It i* t?> be inaugn
rate?! as n con.-<''i rative Demoeratie weealv
but i? expected aooa to bloom Lato h t?r.?s
peroas daily. Prom tbe atari it will bo
run upon th.' principio nnnnciateil by
James Parton: " in?? whole art and mys?
tery of editing is to be right,"
A COMPROMISING PREDICAMENT.
Some l'roniliient I ilium unit Young
Mio.id? of ?N'orf.ill? In a Il-tnr.--II.iu?..'.
[Syoclal trlor-ram to the? Dispatch.)
Noiifiii.k, V*., March 6.?In to-morrow's
Pol eeCourt a nntnh r < f . ur prominent
citlx. nsanda nnml er of well-known yoaag
men will I?? pi ic??l in a eomwotnising pre
dii ament by tbe i r< a 1 hand "f law eott r.
imr their last night's condact la a dance?
the ezata wnx n ihibi.
Th- participante, Inclndinf the cris
present on the occasion, will be arraigned
in th?- .'?nirt ? : i .rmw.
Captain it. If, l^ntton, a well-known eiti
sen, ili?-?l in Brambleton last nicht.
MRS. JACOB THOMPSON'S WILL.
Her Various net?ti<-ati?The Estate V/tltietl
at tn.oea.aaej,
IIbbTBTS, Tivv., Mardi 0.-The will of
Mr-.. Catb rii ?? A. Xh >nuon, wife of tbe
late Jacob Thompson, rieeretary of the
Ti.'i'iirv nader President Bncbaaaa. has
been admitted to probate, The bulk of
the eetate goee to her granddaughter, Mr-?.
Kirkinriti. To ilr?, Montgomery, another
granddaughter, Known t.. th.- r-tn^e km
"Hay Donglass,*1 is beoaeetbed a half
inter ll la i? hotel at Oxford, Miss., and
aboul |5o,000 worth of jewelry and plate,
ami ?r'm.iriin is sel a- de t.. be inveeted for
her benefit, The estate is Tabled at
$1.000,000._ _
l.lttll-, tritt-.
I!, ?ton Courier.
The foot on which rny Mabel fair
lursue? Bar bai'r.y way
Is but a v?ry tin. foot,
I'm very ?ur? you'll ?ay.
But. notwithstan ling this, I vow
Not al h? m n in t?,wu
Coul 1 mate it tmdge a ?ingle inch
When once ?he put? tt down.
THE BEST
protection
against sudden
changes in the weather
is to purify
the blood
with
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
It vitalizes
and enriches
the life-current, and
makes the weak
strong.
Has Cured! Others
will cure you.
fo ?U-SalStfr
.AI
AMlNI-.MKNTS.
OZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tl f'sDAY. H_MB 10. IBM,
Tiiiri ? ooeen Of the
l'lni.iiAtiM.iMc orchestra.
.I.B.SHAW, Cou In?HOT, BOO?ted ??r Mitt Ma?
li) KDaTC A, Suinano: Bif?M MA1SA, Il.irl ?i?. .
and otiixr ?tointat tai.'iii. Boa ?heel opea to
tiils-rititrt Tlll'KSDAY, March 5:h. and so IS?
R-nrral public MONDAY, MonS MS. Price? ot
axltnlstloii at follona; Lower floor, 75 ?tin I
ceul? ?ddltional for r?j?ervi?.l ??at?; first two
row* ?irestcr, I-, W?fa roaorv? 1 ????.'??, fi : grti??
ral ailm.*t?l<->n t'< dr??? circle. iO csul-i, Ilo*-sh?*t
at W?it??r D. _o*e? A to.'a_mn 7-3t_
MOZART ACADEMY OP HUMO.
?BBSS "? I'ttolR, M .ti???r.
THURSDAY. KKI11AV, I M.Rn, m U an,, ,,
and SATi.KDA?. . MAI" " '" ' '' ,na "'
(iKANU B-fUSD-Y MATINEE.
America? (irtttrtt lang lag Succ?tt,
"A BRASS MONKEY,"
BY CHARLYS II. H.iTT.
Nevar perform?4 ou it! !?? tt? leading American
cltiet.
Interpreted by aip<?cl?iiy-s*l?cted company of
m*t-xii.o!>4*ti coru*dl?ti*.
Tiokou on ?alo \. aJMt.iUAY, ?March 11th.
Regular Prices. mh 7-7t
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Brauch & LB-MS, Managers.
FRiniY A*?P BAT?BDAT, ?to AND 7th
MAKtll, WITH A ??All KliAY MA?INBE,
lllK (JREAT TRAUKDIBNMC,
Ma'jams JAM'SCUE-.
Frl'lay night, ESSEX.
Haturlav in?tinee, MARIE STUART.
Satuniav night, LADY at A (It Kill.
Sal? of teata op?n?T-CRSiiAY. mh7.lt
A GRAM? MASOEURA?E HALL
Will b? gives on
MuMiAY. Mttcit 9. UBI,
bj S-hi.l.i- Lodg* No. l . ?, 1. O. o. F.
(ira?) march will beglu promptly ot 9
O'oloclt P. tt.
Ticket? for gentleman and lady. 75 cent*.
Four |,n '..?* will be awarded for Ouest mask
and best character-maska
Commlitae: Charlas Clots. Charle* Pohtlg,
Charles f.aing??. Charle* William llolzaptol, and
lliarl**0. Zehle._
be & ca,
ROOK-MAKERH.
ODDS LAID ON ALL HACINO EVENTS.
DIRECT WIRE TO TUB TRACK.
A full description cf each race glv*n at It Is
being run. Tl'HF EXCHANGE,
f? 17-!i_ corner Bank and Twelfth street*.
L
_^D-1'SMI.BlBDICIBBSt^ij^
fVbsNELL'B IMPORTED "?NO
\J USB Cologne, full site, _??. ; Imported
(??rroau Par?? Oolegao at ?4 arid Wie.; I m por t
e-l 1711 Pur* KtteOIjr? rin? SoapaiSOc., h pouad
bar?; a?o. a On? ???.?? ti.u of thou? hlimy
Oavoiedand delicious Hmgur's Imported Eug
giish Drops and Loz?ng*s, among tliem Lime,
Tangerlu*. Heliotrop?., (?Ingi-r, lioretiaund. Tuf
fc, Kiis*. Ac'?iul*'?.|, ,t-. L. VYA.i.NEK
mO ?Ml Druggist, f-lxth and Broa ! ?ireeta
Q B? N B E E BIE 8, 8A-&TOQA
CHIPS, and BULLED ALMONDS;
BFAXUH OLIVB8 AND ?OUTS-OIL
ft) IB McCARTaiAHAIHM.
March April May
are th? t "?t month? in which to purify year
Blood, lniring th? long, cold wlater, th? blood
tnwitiM thin and Itapure, th? body become?
wrak anil tired, the appetite may b? loat, and
]u?l now the ?ytlem crave?the ?Idol a r?llabl?
raedlclae like Bood'? Baj-sanariUa.
MSRIT Win?, sod lb? fact teal Hood's Harstv
partlia actually accompitsne? what I? claimed
for It I? what haa ro? I? It tbe medicine first la
the ronfldeae? of our cnuatrymeo, and given to
lln >l ? Barsapaiilla a popularity and ?ale graat
or than tb?t of any other bloo<l-partfl?r.
M lite Hood? ?ar?a,w-.
AI ARCH APRIL MAY
^Tli^1'*'^ ...i^v.HarsaDarlllaUa food tnelH
nood'.H?r?.parlU.t? P-u.l.r.r *tfBBes| IS
a ? .hn i?d? durlnB th??e month?, i?
tb.n.ed?oftbet^rduri ?T
thoroughly if****? b,?ou.no?. and
___?t?S? ?>?*?*ldD*"
body.
.-nood'?8ar?aparlllal?a food medicine end
lakes tbe lead atnoog all proprietary food?, In
mT opinion. My customer? ?ro pleaeed with it.
and my ?ale? of **<**'? ?*ar?epsrllla ?cam to la?
rrea.? dally." Mr?. O. M. DBI. 8S1T1I. Middle
way, vt/esi Vlrglnl*.
MARCH APRIL MAY
AtuJ. ?,?*'v _._,_. - tinnAm B?r?*i>arl
_,hB tlm? ?hen you ?hould give Hood'?
. Irtiuafalr trial. That ?crofulou. Ulat
Bar.aparlila a BBBMBa? w
SSSS?ss
p-i?ner and building-up medicino.
I am plaaaed to??y Hood? Saraaparllla ha?
not only proved a g ?od ?eilor, but ha? al?o
nrovo.1 reliadle a? ? blood-pur.Oer. and It? use
hue been attended with me beat result?, a? cm
be provan by many p?raon? in thi? neighbor?
hood." I*. UplBBBU?!.. Bklo, Maryland.
MARCH APRIL MAY
?m??? ?re th? month? in every year when
th???".? of old Wee* reaort to a regular
our" ' Head. ******* Th- M that
Cm ?iiiiii -?- ??" ?*,rly ____?_
?betaverlte .U. i.??"" rolum?. for
1? iJllllllS I ?nd medlcin?! merit.
? I-??t ?print? I wa? completely fagged out. My
?treogth left me an?l I felt ?Ick and m.?<?rable ail
the time, ?o that I i-ould hardly ?tteod to my
buslne??- I ?o01? on* battle of Hood ? Har'apa
rllla and It cured mt\ Thar? 1? nothing like It."
\L (. BbgOLS, Editor Knterprl?o, Bellovlll?, Mich.
MARCH APRIL MAY
w .?.. .??r thousand? of new : " Karly last ?prlng I wa? very much run down,
In the?? monrhs this year theusanda or new , ?nw^ ?Jiaa?e, felt mi-wrablo and all
pstron? will take Bod'? 8ar?aparilla and realize ^ . mmmt$ ?,?,.? ^???ted by Ho.*!'? Sar
1U b netlt? in blood purified and Bttaagtl re- ( MpBrUla ,nd rfcorara-nrl it to my friend?."
?lorod. Will you ??e one of the number? flood? 1 Mrs. j. u. Taylob. 1119 Kuclid avonue, Cleve
iii. ??_ imt little, ?ad the Inveatmrnt ] Intnl. O.
Saraeparil!? eSBtS hut . J Ko ^ ?^ SlirMptrUU.
. ..._n,...i. ?etiiri.s. .luBliryit.
yields profitable returns. ?Tuat try It.
MARCH APRIL MAY
A?ah?a.|:lBelnadTarlls1ng this has become
.? m?:ro..ghl, 1 lent:S..d with hoi'? *?nr?.par?l.a
??t ?BUS other -e pyHt advert.?.?? --
"In the ?prlng my whole ?v?t?m was com?
pletely run down. Two month.-? airo I began the
use of IIim'I'. Sarsai.-trilla, and after unlng two
T , .? ?ih??r "ctiylit advertiser*" ra-i u?'1 >? "?".- - -
mat win.?? <**r 7 , B ,ll)tlr(,.t1 ,..e ; mm l flud my appetite reslnnd. my uerv.?u?
de?vor to ?ppr-prlate it, h ?? ? I (J ^ m, general health greatly
people'? favuriteaprtagaioditlBe. llooo s Sab ,??_,, rJI(mus i5BArl) ,;??,,,??, oble,
?APiKID A.
.MARCH
APRIL
3IAY
THKI'MVCIlSSi. praise given Hood'? Baria
partlla by the*? who bare taken It ?boii'lI cer
talnlvc.n..n.ey?utbatltl? th. beat SI'ItlN .
"I wl?h to enroll my name a? one of thoee
who have dorlved health from the use of Hood'a
f??r?aparll!a. Kor many year? I have taken It.
??.mmY.nb!Bi! act. mmmtSti and immediately r.t??.'lally in the early spring, who., I ?m trou
MU.ll INK. '? ?**'*" *?*"",' ...-, WMtoafj kled with dizziness, dulne??. unpleasant last?
Up.u the Mee?, ..v.-rcmr? ,.hy.kai vreeaaeat, ? t. ^ ^ __ u ^^ ^
?n?l crea'cj a cool appetite.
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
.. Hood'-. ?arP-tporllla purified my blcod. fare ! bad tost?, relieve, my hea-lscU?. an?lmake, me
m0 eW^nri, snt ?vereama the he.d^he and , laal cre.tly rofreriie I. The two bolt las I bare
r?,,?? ! that I am ?hi? to work ?rain. , .?red thi. ?prlngh.v. been worth ?.dollar a<l.,.o.
trills w?r?.par.lla to etaer. I Bdvlee ?11 ?? friend? to taka It" JOBS Bibbs.
, i SJo\ impure, .,?1 who feel W forty-thlrd .ueai. town of Laka. Cb,ea.o.
worn out or run ?l,wn." Luraea Naso., Lowe... I Dfc^ 8 ,?. ? poolIlmr to lt8o!,
Mas?. ?
n
11UU
n
'S SARSAPARILLA
Bold by all drupRifts, 81 ; sir for ?:?. I Sold l.y all tzraffW?*, 81 ; b? for |B,
l'r.-par?-.1 only by (X I HOOD ?V CO., Prepared only l.y C, I. HOOD i CO.,
Lowell, ?Vas. I Lowell, Maba.
100 Doses One Dollar.
100 Doses One Dollar.
mh .. -?: t
|\M KAM-ESTATKMKNTS.______
?riB?i?'n2:>BTArTnoBiTrorTu?ACDiTORorrit?ir.-AL?-.JCiiTtoi?Tn??TAT?orTi?*ii??tA.]
?J0BTHWE8TEB? MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY.
___. _ ?h. ?imi,?tir In full-NosTnwssT?s?t KLfru Lifs-Iniubancb Comtamt.
SE r??^ ?S?? cc-opsrotlv. ?^.?.lo,, orc
tnoraooJ*1ve-.tX or ."r otn.r eSBBO-MSB l-usur-S llfe-Lif _
l'residont-H. L. PAL???.
Vlce-l rosldent-H. K?tMA??.
Hecretarr-J. W.SBissB?.
Tre_urer-C. D. N*?H. ?.???.?.?
OrganU?d and In -orr or-ited-MABCir, U ,..
i'/,?m,.nci.? DUJlnet? -NOTBMI S? Hi, ISBS
N.m^ot g?i.?r" ???- ?? Vlrg.n'a-J. B. OaSt ?t So?,
iw ?eue. of IU? .euerel ?gent in Virgluja-JilK.H^OKD, Va.
INCOME.
.IM??.775 09
Premium*....?_.-?????. .?,19*603 <M
Ii,t*rctt and reals.
|ll.IU,f7S 05
Total Incom*.-.
DISBURSEMENTS.
O?alas hy .??th.?-?.??troo *???
Matured end?wmentt. 4iO,498 08
hurreoderi'd and lapsed policies.~. 8IU,b'71 7.1
Dlv??Dd?lo policy-holder*. 8.9,475 63
Total payment* to policy holder?.IM^UO 74
Taie?. 115,074 41*
Coninils-ioue. agenta'etpeiwe?. and talarlos. J.iljfi.SlS 01
Medical examination*. lW.S.M 0?
ofT.ce ?aiari*? and ?tpente* of tru*t-et. 171.775 ff"i
L"g?l, l"*n. snd real estate expes*e*. 1W.H6? ?l
A,;?*rllslug . J?*_ ?1
Bupplle* ?nd etpre??*ze.-. 4J.4?? 01
Ki-hau;:e and p stage. r>A,US4 tt*l
K'i*l.ga\ buiidi.nB? fornitura, travelling. Si,Ki ?}?
Promlum* ou bond? boagbl. a??,?'.. 97
Total ulabursements. IJBiJN 97
AS8BT3. '
Iosr.? on bond snd mortg?C?.liB.^.V),'! 15
Premium note?. ?0<,741 ?2
H-ai ?state. ?97,1a? ?H
Culled Sia-.*? boade, market valus. 131.311 ib
Stau and municipal bouds, roar??*t valu*. 2,M?.7?il 01
Cf?h on h .-?ml ?nil in banks.-.-. '.?,:,? ,<) r.
Accrual*. inter*.? and r??ot. 615.1"?1 4J
L*tlg*r ac.-ount* an I bill* receivable. 15,910 IS
Deferred premium* (*0 per cent deducted). (5*J,4rV) HO
Premium? lu ?Jour?? of collection (dlUo;. t*Xbt>3 5t?
Total a?sfts. ..-... S42,353,91? ?8
LIABILITIES.
Ix^??a and endowment* unadjusted.$ 191.315 9S
DapaM ilivelends. Ola (e?liai?t?d). TJ.OOO O)
H'stis for paid-up to*uranct? ruimaol? and for annuttles. 11 .,775 .0
Reservo squired by law*of State? (actuaries'4 p?r ceut).S*s4?M,!,07 (j?j
Total HaDllltle?. WMMJM OS
Surplus on 4 per cent, but*.$?*.?Wi,334 93
Vamlerol policies (?mied during Uieyear, .3,018.
A mo ii ut of Inturanc* efT<?? ted thereby...$ 58,731,774 00
Whole number of poltclet In force, tAJ?At
Amojntof rltk* iLereon.__,._._.. 3S?,f)*,?07 00
?TAT? Or WlSCON?IV. COCMTT OF MlLWACgBB-M :
Be It remembered, That o? the 6th day of February, 1801, at the city aforesaid, before tnr,
Fr. llKxitlgool. a om'ntssloner resident In the tala city, duly eommlsloued snd qtitMed by the
? xecutlv* autti? rlty and under th* law* of the State of Virginia to tak*a;knowt*1g_onlof deed*,
Ac, to be u**d or r*cord*d th*r*in. pereonallv app*ar*d IL L. Palmer, president, and J. W. Skln
(?*??) B?r, ?erretary, of th? Northwestern Mucial l.lfe-lnturaoc? Company, of Milwaukee. Wla,
??StAU-wbo being duly tworn, d to ote and tny, and *acti tor himself tayt, that they are the
I"-'?') above-descrlbsd olilc?r? of the t*ld company, and that th* foregoing t* a true and correol
tutement of the actual condition of ?tul organisation on th? last dsy of It? Otcsl ytar?to wit t
ta* 31st day of December, l?WO-sccordIag to th? be?t of their knowledge, Information, and belief,
respectlvaly.
In wttimony whereof I have hereunto tot my hand and afflxed the teal of my office o a the 5th
day of Ftbruary, UM, !?_, BLUODiiOOD, Co__.i?*loo*r.
Joan B. 0aiv & ?om,,
U Agents for firfiiii and North Carolina,
110S MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
int. s-sod.ti
TTELP A NOBLE INSTITUTION.
A BAZAAR FOR ST. VIBCE1T9 HOSPITAL
AT NORFOLK. Va.
The ?ittert wno have chargo of th? Hospital of
St. Ytuctnt de Pau. appeal to 10* geaero.ii?, be?
nevolent, and klnd-beartal for aid snd ?Mitt?
en.-. 10 t: r,r pre*?Dt fluanclal difficulties. M.
Inceut ?is so well known sud holds such a high
rank that It 1* uoneee**?ry to refer to Its claim?
npon the . h?rttab!y-d!?r*>ted lor support and
encouragement. Although the recipient of
nitny geuerou* i-enafacuoo* In pa*t years. In
il.-? form of legacies and donation?, yet most of
the in one? derived fr.??u Ibet* sour es ha* been
el pended In the erection of buildings and the
provt'.iio- of m -essary acoommodattona, and llt
tl* ties been left for th? running expenses o( the
heos.. With ?ufflclent mean? at ?ommand.
nesrly twlc? tti? number of charity patient* a*
are now under treatment could be provide i for.
The poor and HtifTcrlng. the sick aud afflicted
have never been denied a)mit?*nc-. The Hos?
pital ha* alway* been non sectarian?It* doors
Ming open ?lite to Catholic and uoo-CalhOllc,
between whom no distinction is made.
riai-ri a ?bare In th! goo I work by your c!i-,rl
table assistance. Our good Ltrl hits promf?ted
that " the prsyer ontof the mouth of th? soor
shall reach the ears of Oed." Donation* of
I money, provision?, fancy ?rttote*, _?-.. will be
thankfully received aud most ?arnsstly soll
tltad.
A bazaar for the pnrpos? of rtlilng funds for
_ia Hospital will be held In th? near fular?.
All person? desiring to contribute will pi??*?
?lire*? SISTER DjADORE KENNY,
mh Ml* Si. Vlaceal's Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
~^^Jm?}*?!J?3mtJ!J?**inmi' ****
WC. SMITHES!, NORTH?a_fr
? Hfih tir*et, have on hand YI-v9S___r_.
; tori??, eurrey?. Pua*ton*. Bugftta, Dayton?,
| Carta. A?-. Fin? work at lows? prie-**, a few
i **cond-bs_d IXK'lof?' Bogglaa, fBootflB?, Bug
giM, asd Wagons; atoe, a Bao Brou (baa lor
?aUoSoop, AcaUtoUa-d. (?SO-lss
riiEE -AVLNOB BANK OF RICH?
MOND,
Co???? or Klsvssth add Main btbbbts.
CAPITAU I100.OO.
SCRPLL'B BCND, 110,0a
B. A. PATTERSON, I- Z. MORRIS,
President V ? -v-l'r ul 1st?.
GEOROE N. WOODHHIDQE. Cashlsr.
One Dollarand upwards
RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
AND INTEREST ALLOWED.
LOAMS MADB ON REAL BSTATB.
Negotiable paper diaoountad.
Open daily till * If. ML; Saturdays till 8 P. M.
_JaJ?Tv|J__h*te__
aECOND CROP Vm?D?IA SEED
KAHLT.U08B POTATOES.
TO? favorita sort with Norfolk and Bastara
| Shirs truck??- Earlier, largar yielding, sad
much ?tor? profitable sud tatlstaslorr than
northern-grown teed. Alt j, In ?lock, ?11 vaiie
U??of
NOBTHBRN-liHOWN h BSD-POTATOES,
specially sslsctad ?nd grown for sesd purpose?
T. W. WOOD A SONS. ita*d*_*a,
? and IB reurloeoth ?treat, eoroar Sixth aad
Marshall strseie, ud 17W ooot Vroakilo atreok
.s37?S?*W4U.wSt
Ik-~FIR8T ENOLISH L?THERi
cntRCII (Set?nih ti*?r Orooe ?rrest)?-'
pottor. Rsv. J. S. MOSS?,will prea-'h hi? fare
sermon ol 11 A. M. No sorrice *- olght, S
day school at 9:13 A. M. All welcoto?. A?
nonri-sd, there will bo a ??ongreg????-?-*1 ?-<
log after Uto m mtng service.
l??THROAD-BTREET METRO!)
(III KCU (Hroal and Tenth strests)-Rev.
V. Ti'Doa. D. I).. Paitor.-Sunday s?-hool alt
A. M. Preaching at II A. M. by Rev. E. M. I
TlBtOsr, ol Central church, Mamhettar. Va
P. M. by Rev. W. M. Hatbs, of (?eorgta. Lectt
Wbdkmdat Kvbniwo at H o'clock. Ciase-rns
Ing TncaiDAT KVBSO-0?.8 o'clock. Wslcoi
to all. Pol to uthers la attendance.
HT PARK-PLACE WrrHODD
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (west Franklin c'reot
Hev. J. Wilbt Bt.?P?o?, Pastor.-Preachtng
11 A. M. and 8 P.M. by th? Pastor. At nlghl t
Paetor will preach the seventh of a serin? of *<
mou? on " The Womso of the Bible." Th? su
Jert of this discourse will be " The l?ueen
Hh"ia.-'
.-.-.!*t ???'.,. il at 9:15 A. at
Cia??-meetlng at 3 P. M.
Wednosday evening service? at 8 o'clock.
Htrangers are cordially Invited to attend I
fl?o services. Seats free.
?tferTTHE UNION-STATION PU1
PIT win bo filled next ?cndaT Moamv.i at
*Mo*A by R?v. llr. I'Att. WmT?HBti>. Hubjec
"Life and Death of .'oho Wotley." At nlgl
j Rot.QBOMSH. BAY will e,d-lnitter thnor?!
nancn of lltptitm and receive members luto f?i
fen*~ CENTENARY METHOmS'
Cil0ROB i(?ra?-e etr???t between Fourth an
fifth?.-Preaching at 11 A. M. by the It-?. VV. 1
II ??. ??, U. II., ol l,. orgia, and at H P. M. by _
Pa*tor. Sunday *.'li.ri! at 9:1 j A, M. V. uli?..
dsy-iilght H?rvic??!i at S oVIoek. ^??a I fie?
?trAtigor? and oihors always welcome.
AT" CLAY-STREET METHODIS'
r.I'iSCOPALC'ULKCH, soi TH (corner of 010]
mid A lain? ?troolsl nearBlag i y th?? paoloi
Rot?. W. II. Atwii.i, a' H A. M. m 1 TM P. M
Snri'In- ?.-bo?)! at 9 A. .'I. Weilnesday oervlc"
at7:15 P. M. Th'ir?ilay class-au?l prsyor-tne.it
Ing ?t 7:16 V. M. _ ts
BRTTRiNITY METHODIST EI'IS
COPAL CHI'liClI, Siilill .-.ir.ierof Rroal an?
Twentieth ttlwOf) ?or. I'? A. PBrBBBO?, !.. 1>.
Panto-.?Preaching at 11 A. 11. ami S P. M. by th?
Pealar. TTeileeeilei nln-bt ?ervtce ats o'clock,
B?BttOT sefeOOl at 9:15 A. M. Cordial Inritotiot
to all to attend thee? services, is
?ar WA8HINQT0N-8T R B E I
METHODIST i IllKiH 'corner Cary and Wa-.li
logtononoolo.) rroatifilng l.y the pastor, Kov.
K. II. I'bnnitt, ToMoki.0* at H A. M. and 8 P.
M. Bu uto free. 1?
wr HOW-ABD-S-OBOYE bIETHO
DIBT episcopal CHI UCH, 8()l"rn~Hev. I.s*
Hot j. iiutr, Paslsr.?Fres-_Bg at n A. M.
IP. M. Cl-vs*.meeting Mouday at7-SU P.
>i. PrayoMBoettag Wednesday at 7:U? p. M.
Sunday eobeol at 9.30 A. If, ta
W METHODIST SUNDAY*
BIIOOL BOCISTT.??Tbm regu'nr meeting of th?>
MBTBODIST BUNDAT-SOROOL SticlKTY OF
Rlt'HMOM? AM) MAMC-Btt-I will tie held
at Parfc-PU?I church BOs?_r ArriBsoo?. at
8:10oclock. 0. W. Himtb?, President.
Cuaki.i-j P. Kady, Secrotary.
?sir FIRST PRESRYTERIAN
Clil'KCH (corner of Or?co and MaJison
etret*?.?Service? conducted by the paitor. Rev.
HontRT P. Kb??, 1). IX, at 11 A.M. acd 8 P. M.
Strangers wolcome. feg
lar SECOND PREBBTTERIAN.?
Dr, 1 ,i will at preach il A. M. ncd at 5 1'. S?.
_ u
aWTTH?RI) PRESBYTERIAN
CULKCfl-Hev. J. P. Gammom, Pastor.?I'r.?ach
ing at 11 A. M. and Si*. V. bunday l I
O:*./A. M. Vi'aijNZsUAr M?ut prayor-ir,asttaf
at a o'clock. _ ts
i>ir GRACE-STREET PRE8BYTE.
KlAN CIIl'Kl'II-lee. JtSKJ T. Faik, 1?. I?.,
PaMor.?Services at 11 o'clock A. M. I'rea.-hlug
ty Hev. Riiiiisn McIiWAi.sa, 1). I). U??ial Sun?
day bchool aud iVedue-day-ulglit servio ?.
HBTCnURCH OF THE COVENANT
(west Uraco ?troet)?Rev. J. CAXVTS Htbwaht.
Pastor).?Preaching at 11 e*doak A. M. eel 8
c'c:.????t P, i!. by the Pastor. Sunday ?cbo.il at 9^
c'c'.o -k A. ftf. ^ea".s free aud cordial wolcome to
all.
rrr<<?rv1i-o at Imm iMCSt. Ctt irsi. (-orner Washing?
ton and Beverley street?) MTBBAT AtTBBSOo?
at i o oloi-k and Kkipay Niuiit at "i o'clock. Sab?
bath school at 9m o'clock A. M. ta
WEEKLY SERVICES OF
W:>TMI.N8TeK rilKSUTTKItlAN CI11KCH
(enter of Cary ?u.l ?Hvamoro street.?;?Kuv.
.Iascs Lirri.?, M. A., Pa,?tor.?Preaching overy
Satbatb at 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. 8unday g.-hool
atMO A. M. ITayer-meetin^ every Wedneivlay
at i V. St. Ladle?' Auxiliary every Friday at 4
P.M. Ail aro welcome. ts
Mgr OLD-MARKET PRESBYTE
11 IAN (?IK IICII -K'V. I. B. TcBsatu., Paetjr.
Preaching SlNOAV 11 A. M. and S P. M. rtunday
?chool i>:30 A. M. (?ospel Service? Wednosday 8
P. M. ts
SOT FR?ENDS.?MEETING FOR
divin? worahip Evaar Sabbath Mobsin? at 11
o'clock. Seat? are froe, and all are welcome.
Mcotlng-houso, Clay street atiove Klrst? Servlco?
aUo at 3 o'clock on Wbhsb-jday Bvasisj. u
02T SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS?
TIAN CtU'HCll.? Servlco? at 11 A. M. ami? P.
M., conducted by tho pastor Itev. Jaebz lUt.t..
Huu'lay school at 9:30 A. M. ta
t?T FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCII
(Broad and Twelfth ?troets:.?Hov. Dr. Gbubij?
Coor??, pastor, will pr ?ach at 11 A. M. and I 1'.
ftf, L'ible school at 0:15 A. M. ts
tar SECOND BAPTIST CHCRCII
(corner M?ln nul f-lxth street?).?Rev. W. W.
LAiDKt'kt, l). V., pintor, will pooch at 11 A. M.
and 8 P. M. _ ta
tmW (,BACE-STREET BAPTIST
TAI'.I'KNACLE (corner Grace and Pine streatsi,
Hev. Wll.i.IAM K. Hatciibb, D. 1)., l'ait..r. -?iiu
d?y ?chool at 9 A. M. Preaching by the pastor
at 11 A. M. and ? P. M. Prayer-meeting Wbd
M-"?v IMII at 8 o'clock. Young-meu's
praycr-mcetiug Fbiiuv Ki.'ut at 8 o'clock ta
mW LEIOII-STREET BAPTIST
OHl lieII (corner Twenty-fifth and Leigh
tree's?Kit. J. M. Kao<T, L?. t>? Pastor.? l'reacu
log at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
'Ibe Young Ladle?' Aid Society will hold a
public meeting at 4 P. M. Dr. 8. A. Goodwin
an l other ?peakera will address th? audience.
Prayer-meeting Wzusbsdav Jtfiaur at 8
o'clock.
Sunday ?chool at * 13 A. M.
Yonng men? prayer-msotlng Tessas y Niuui
at ?o'clock.
All welcome. u
?Ei-CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CDCRCR (corner Clay and Graham streets).?
Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:45 by Bev. 8. C
Cloitok, p??tor. ts
kW GROVE-AVEN?E BAPTIST
CBURCH (between Linden and Beech street?)?
Ur. 8. A. Qoonwis, Paator.?Preaching St?PAY
by th? Paator at 11 o'c.ock A. M. and 8 o'clock
P. 11. Sunday ?chool at 9 o'clock A. M. Wbi*
? ssnAT Ni'iHT lecture at H o'clock. Young men's
prayer-meeting Fbidat Niuar at 8 o'clock.
Seat? tree. AU are welcome. (?
fcr PINE-STREET BAPTIST
CHUKC'tl (?-orner Pine and Albemarle ?treat?}?
Kev. J. B. Uctson. Paator.?Preaching at 11 A.
M. and 7: JO P. M. A cordial welcome to ail? Seau
free. _ ta
?BrTFO?RTH-STBEET BAPTIST
cmccii-Rev. II. F. William?, Pastor.?
Preaching at 11 A. J. and 8 P. M. Sunday
?chool at ?V A. M, ^^^^^ ta
?SrVENABLE-STItEET CHCRCH
(corner Picketl and V?nabl?)?B. EL Pitt. D. D.,
Pastor.?Sunday ?chool at 9:30 A. M. Preach?
ing at 11 A. M. and 8: IB P. M. seau free. AU wel?
come. ______ **
HTWE8T-VIEW BAPTIST
CHURCH-Kev. Waltbb P. Bisas, Paator?
Preaching at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Cordial
welcome to ?IL _ ta
?air HOWARDS GROVE BAPTIST
CBUBCH.-Praacbiag at 11 o'clock A. M. aad
7;45 P. M. by Uta pastor, Hov. 3. o. Bias, ?ub
'aat la th? morning t " Th? Bight Way to Lira " ;
at night, " Th? Young Maa Oarrytas HI? Bed.'*
Sunday ?cbooi at ?-? A. M. Young uaa'a prayer
tsar 8 T. JOHN'S PBOTE8TA?
BPISCOPAL CHf'RCII (Broa. SMBSls oorner
Twenty-fm_)-K?v. Lewis W. Bustos, Beet
Service? : Somdat, It A. M. a?d S P. M. : To?
day. 7:80 to H A. M. ; W?dn.??dav, S P. M.-w
?ton to young yeopl? by Rev. Pbkstom O. N as
Friday, 11 A. M. to 1* M. Confirmation cla?
Sunday. 7 P. M. ; Ti.ui-.Iav. S P. M, A cordl
weu-omo for all to to? at??? service*.
W?iioBi.i.-M?w-i?t*i, ( itAfti. (Detjop stre?
Fulton.) -Mr. C. H. Kin, Lay-h?e>l?r.?90
oat, 11 A. X. and S P. M. ; Friday, 8 P. M. bes
free ?ad the public Invited.
t_r st. Paul's criURon.-ii:
TTNK tervtce ev?rr Set?at. Morning at 1
o'cloci* ; ?vsnlng at ? o'cIi>tk. Holy Commnato
Dm and thir 1 Sunday? ot th? month after the 1
?Velc-ok sortie?.
HlblixloM condncte?! by Mr. BB-M-BI
?ver/Thursday at 4:10 P. M. Open to all w?
desire to attend whether of St Paul's eongreg?
lion or not. The pabilo are cordially invito?! t
?11 the services at this church. ta
HT M O O R E - M E M O R I A I
CHURCH (laurel street opposite Moor?
Park).?Servies and sermon by the Rector oi
8t?< luv M?MtSM at UrM o'clocs and In lh<
afternoon ai 5 o'clock. Iloartr welcome to al
whoatbtnd. Sunday ? h <?1 at Ml ft? M. undei
the ?upertninn lenco of Roskwiu. I'a.i
Esq. Servi.?? Mond?t ArrBRi???? at 5 o'elo?!
and VrasaSSBAB and Fbidat Muht at __
o'clo?:k. ta
r?TATJi.SAINTS CHURCH (MsssV
sen tireetnear drsce;?Rev. J. Y. Downmam,
Rector.?Homing servi?? at U o'clock Bvenlag
serv? o si H o'clock. Sunday school at ?M A,
M. is
ttiT (.RACK-STREET PRESEYTE
RlANCHl I'.CR-Hev. Jams? T. FaIB, D. I>.,
Pallor.?Servie?? at 11 oV!<>-k A. M. aud H o'clock
P.M. Pro??Mat by the Pastor. i?abbath*?chool
services ai 9\ o dock A. II. Wednesday night
serttoeeesl ocio.-? ?
JWr SOLDIERS' HOME.?THE
Rev. Pr. i i ?.m vil preach at tl.o BoMMSS1
Home op Schuat N?xt at 4 P. M.
t'ANDIIlATKS t-OKOHU I .
mo THE HONORABLE OOifWAi
1 K. SANiJS: W?. the undersigned, resident
Of ??. iir'.-o aoaaty, r??ri??t that you alow you
nam? to l?e u?'-l for the Oemoratlc nomlnat'n
of . .?jt.MONWP.AI.lti'H ATTOBMKT of th?
com if, and a?k that you announce yourself <
sas IIdate for that orn o.
11. 0. H?< hi?.-. Peyton K. Oarrlng'.oo,
i. s. cbaaf, il. B. BaaaBtoa,
,t. B, Bcbaat, vVBUaas '?. Matn?.w?,
Predsrt? it <-'? Ke>*fci TBoataa ?'. Vakutia?,
Wal er K. Brauer. H. C Wilkln?.
.1. W. Brauer, il. Y. ehei pard.
W. .1. Hiiifori, a?. I?. S!i-:imiiu,
r. p. Horssaat, .l"hn M. ?\ as,
(.. I?, pearman. .I'/ha H. K? eers,
T. W. PrmI-?>rtJD, I. ?"
Joa?t?b B. Da?1?. c. B. p.???- ??.
Wnitam N. Ford, joeaph iryaa,
ii. ft.Aaderaoa, wniiam M. Uicfc.
,i. BJ, ?Aoloaaotv .lohu tt. liavr?.
P. Mai cry, B. r. Lock, dr.,
(.e rye I?. Cart-'r, .lohu K. Hardiug,
P.oii?ri Mtughau, K. A. K'lnkley,
C. W. Carter, \V. ?. .lo'.ie-,
(liarle? Kti.g. B. T. ?.ary,
J. II. Tlgn r. .i. |i. u
.1. \V. V.'i.lams, Kliert L M.-ii'h,
\V. I. Bl (.??land B. Taylor,
o. \V. ban, y ?? rae a. Minor,
John A. Andrew, K. II. (!??,
c. L Btoae, V, c. Tayiar,
J. 1>. Waltr..p, ,. Bahby l.ikhim,
FA. DlCktas, ,1. H. (? Hannon,
V,'. f. Gray. George II. Wal-lrop,
J. L. Harri.. .1. Harry Harvey,
G. U. Harn?, ft, I', Gary.
3. \V. Terrell, J. \V. I i ;
W. O. 1 awr?n?e, :-ainuel YYaMrop,
Ktchard A. Powloi. Bagk M?ler,
W. R. Craii.t-, T. K. Darractt,
:.'-.? - 1*. J*. fcarue'.t.
and other?.
Gentlemen: n..|ng ?eiHlble of the duty I
OW-? to the I).-in o--rat tc party of Uenrl-o ??."inty,
and ai'prr- latlui: y?iur ezrretiaion of eowfl lai-c?.
in tny ability an-l Dtaeas f'-r 'ii!- pcs'tion <?f
COXMOBWKal HI'S AT1UK--F.?, ?nein .- B>
pitance with four r??iua?t, 1 U-raby announce
mr?etf acaud date lor that office, ?ub'ect to U.0
approval ?if th ? Democratic primary.
fuly, CUNY?AY It. SANO1?.
Mar-h 7.1ABL_nih 7-zt
r\M) THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
J- UKMCOCX>*0M*1T.
[re?peetfnlly ?nnoun? my?e!f a '?andllste
for l'0'nn.i-..i 'i--r Of th? ReveStM Upper I?t?
trlot llenrtco e?maty ?ubje.-t as th.? Primary.
and respectfully ?oli?:it tho ?upt nrt of my
to:i.jw.<-lt???n?. JAaln.") A. VIA.
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Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and h therefore far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cvp. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily woested,
and admirably adapted for invalids
M w? 11 as for persons in health.
Sold by Crocers everywhere.
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quality !
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glove. Bad Off?
ti.n? i . :?'? ? ? it, i
the glove "1- moot, ;
thalr terag t?.- |
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TOURNITURE REN
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ST I AME' ? I
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?sine time a tin?- in? ? ' ? '? .
?atoSr T. W. WO 1 \
Sand lOso.th Potirt?
aad Mar? .all ?treet*-* ?
I).
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LANDBETH i
Alihoufi ibs reeats
well Mtaullshed. y?i '
of their ?ii'islv-? ?a
we?t???m It BTO| sr omsl
meut of o?r ?Ipsrt?
th? past flf-.e?ti T'?ar*.
? tboutau.l punit..'? ? ? .
Cabt.?c* Boon, perti?! - >
l??e<l, ?nil ?a? U ?-'???
th?tr Turnip, au t otb?i s . , ;?
.-c*rc?ly a co-pl?!?? -?? '
Save th?aln.?i?t un-?
t.,ia.?r? to Ibelr purity' ? '
of quality. ,
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referen?;? loth? nia uy ?i ? '
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th? tame toil ?uJ culUTS
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CLASS SBaDS to ?iv? 'i' ? v
small seeds fr-* of i-v????
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rat?? l?? J?a.?rs a-itl la t* ??' _ . _,
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way. Tbunu 1 om '?*. '
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?sum? In tti?tut).,?Ht ?~ '??
of, ?hoe? uao??* ar- uukux.?
sttsu-ttciar. ^t?tu
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cau?? th? l?t a?y 0'N ' . . ?
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and It twins r??p-?t?ute(i t.'^
??tat? of J?_eph (ouit/e, '*'***
lb? ?bar? of said tin 1 - ' ?'?* w
not bo dispoatd ?* ?? KM *?* ? ^_
AodlhU ?aaselsref??"
Maw Karr Cocstii?hs?. ??t'ri;*'^ ??
A_p.rsoa. ?**?_?**??^?T
tbat 1 aav? ?p^itt?*! T_? ?, ?? ?**
of March, i~..?* ?J?? u?3_*_. V r*_,
N?w Kant Com*l*ns+ ?*' ? ,Mi
?astas --?e I04U.UW0 _*^_^ t? ?-?
?vom aad ?a*?? s? ??-?Kf ?mT-W ^?'??
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