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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06
RirI,mcnd nlspatrh.
Tui-ESDAN SEPT EMRER &, 1871
DANViLLE.
,Corrc>rnuGtncc of the Echmond pi~patch.l
Sr,,TrNRl.r : 1877.

correspondence of the Richmond p~patch.l
SEPTEMBER ), 1877.
Mr.. 7. w Fcrrcll. president Of the To-
r,rco Association. makes this report OF the
sales of leaf tobacco for last month Pounds,
o.0t4,l24: aggregate price, S24t.243.i1; ave-
rage price per hundred pounds, Sll.3i.
This was his report OF the sales for August
Of last year: Pounds, 2,%GS, 1873; aggregate
price, S412,sal.79: average price, Sl1.43.
The sales from the 1st OF October. 1876.
to the lst Of September, 1877. were rs FOL
lows: Pounds, l5,20i,32G: aggregate price,
1892 .539.12; average price, SLID Sales
for the corresponding period OF the pre-
yious year: Pounds, 22,o5l,35l: aggregate
price. -. 90, 99S.27; average price, SILL.
The internal revenue for the last month
from manufactured tobacco ana cigars
amounted to S1G5.GGA. %: for August,
1876. S2iG.93S.0i.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars from, the 1t al October.
1876. to IN" ISt OF September. 1871. amount
ed 10 81 .O%7, 1856. The revenue from the
same Snurccs in the cores pondinc period OF
the previous wear was ~ .O.1,4IG.1,.
The public schools for white children had
80 pupiiS yesterday. the second day OF this
session. The teachers arc receiving pupils
from the adjoining townships. but they are
directed II see that good spac" is reserved
for The children from Danyillc. About
,hirty-tivr pupils come from North Dan
vile, and there i some talk 81 the opening
Of 4 public school in tIIat city.
Frrrctt. the tramp vino was arrested in
Richmond in accordance with Geographic
order from Mayor Luck. has been sent on
20 the y"and i,Ir. FOR stealing a quantity Of
,,o1ds from the >noc>hop OF Mr.. l.. y.
J.. ,,,iYrtar,I in l.,il
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The MOHctL Register.
MOTION TO POSTPONE OvERRutED

MOTION TO POSTPONE OvERRuLED. -
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September ), 1871
The motion to continue patent case was
ovcrrulcd. The arguments on Il demurrer
will open tomorrow. The merits Of the
case will he considered. To-day lcttcrs-pa-
tent were issued to Motlett from the Patent
Office, but this does not affect the main
question, which is one OF infringement.
Associated Press Report by telegraph t" the Dis
patchI
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 5.-Thc
argument on the motion for a postponcmcnt
OF the Virginia bell-punch case was con-
Guided to-day before Judge Hughes. and
the trial OF the preliminary injunction will
brnin tomorrow.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE BOARD OF STEAM


ANNUAL. CONVENTION OF TIE BOARD OF STEAM
NAVIGATION.
PITTSBURGH, September 1.-The sixth an
nual Convention OF the National Board OF
STANDARDIZATION met to-day - Thomas
Clyde philadelphia, occupying the chair !;
General William J.. James. OF Philadelphia,
secretary. Delegates were present from
Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo, Burlington. Vt,
Charleston, :. c.. Evansville, Cincinnati,
Jersey City. Louisville, Ky., Newark. Nj,
New Haven, New London. New Orleans.
New York. Norfolk. Philadelphia. Port
land, Me-, Providence, Savannah, GA, st.
Louis. Yicksburg. Cairo, and Wilmington,
sc. Colonel J. VI. Schoonamaker. on be-
half OF the resident committee, rendered
the delegates the hospitality OF the city, and
said it gave him pleasure to announce that
during their stay in the city they would be
the guests OF that committee. The Chair
man. on behalf of the Convention, returned
thanks. The Executive Committee asked
until Tomorrow to submit their report. At
/ o'clock the Board visited the Eads dredgci,
the only boat OF the kind in the world.
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War News.

GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS.
Reuters dispatch from Bucharest says
the army under the Grand Duke Nicholas
will resume the offensive very shortly, while
the troops under the CZaroyitch will re-
main on the defensive, confronting Niche
met Ali Pasha.
4 NEW RUSSIAN ARMY CORPS.
The Russians are continually receiving
reInforcement>, and provisions are beng
prepared for i new Russian corps number
ing 20. 900 men, now entering Romanla.
THE sERvIANS STILL. HESITATE.
LoXDON, September j.-Thc Illness Vi
emma correspondent tclegraphs Is follows ::
"Accounts coming from various sources all
record that the impression still exists i'll
belgrade that despite the demonstrativc ac-
tivitv with which military preparations are
carried on the Scrvians do not mean to enter
the field Just now. but are wailing for the
fortune OF war 10 declare ITSELF
MENEMET AIIS FORCES.
Persons here who have kept careful To-
cords OF the achievements which have
gone to Shumla estimate that Mchcmet Ali
must have nearly one hundred and sixty
thousand men. Taking away sixty thou
sand of these for garrsons and to guard the
line towards the Dobruida, there would re-
main about one hundred thousand for field
operations. .-.... .....
TROUBLE EXPECTED N TlIESsALY.
The DAILY Ne,rS'S correspondent at vi
emma sends the following: "Trouble is eX-
pected in Thcssalv. The state OF siege was
proclaimed for the purpose OF diSarming
the Greek inhabitants. Many districts will
refuse to disarm because marauding bands
of Bashi Bazours and CircasSians are roam
ing about the country committing out
raueS"
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Sale of a Railroad.

SALE OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH NARROW
GAUGE RAILROAD.
COLUMBUS, GA, September 5.-Thc North
and South Narrow-Gauge railway was sold
Yesterday to the Columbus and Atlantic
Airline Railroad Company for $4,000 The
road is operated for tweuty-one miles and
is well equipped. The State had endorsed
its bonds for S2l1.O00, and it was sold be-
cause OF Il default OF interest. y company
in this city bought it, and will extend it ten
miles. The line was intended originally to
extend from Columbus to Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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From the Mountains.
4 BALL AT .ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
TSnrcinl telegram In The Dismal eli.

4 BAD. At ALLEGIIANY STEINb~.
Especial telegram To The DispatclLl
ALLEGlIANY SPRINGS, September IA
grand fantastic calico ball is progressing
here tonight, and the utmost enjoyment
prevails. The music By the Annapolis Ma
val band is delightful. Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Montgomery. Mobile, and
New Orleans are represented. There are
fifty guests preScnt-amon9 them Generals
Bcaurcgard. Jubal \. Early, and Hood.
The latter goes to New York in Il few days
to look after his book on the eve of pubIica-
ton in that city.
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An unknown man, who has been drink
ing heavily and spending his money freely
Ill the city for a short time past, attempted
TO commit suicide Yesterday in the rear OF 4
saloon on north GAY street by opening q
vein i'll his arm with pen-kniic. When
taken TO the hospital he gave his name as
General Badly" Smith, late OF the Union
army, and now chairman OF the Police Com
inissloncrs OF New York city. Doubts were
entertained rs to his identity with this gen.
tlcman, and General L. F. Butler, who is
now III the city. on being furnished with
his description, expressed it rs his opinion
that he was not General Smith. The agent
Of the Associated Press here, in reply TO Il
telegram which he sent to New York, re-
cciTcd answer that General Badly" Smith
was on his way 10 that city from Boston.
Later Yesterday the stranger stated that he
was General smith," but did not claim the
sobriquet. He will probably recover
Bautmore american, 5h.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. September ,. 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 200 ho2shca'!s, ii
lcrccs, and boxes. The offerings 1T auction on
Change were 81 packages: Of which number 80
were taken in. anl the remainder >oi a. prices
ranging from So 10 $50.
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The practice at Creedmore by the British
and American rifle teams was continued
Tuesday. The American team total was
GIL points, the highest yet made. The to-
tai OF the British team was 1854, the Amer
leans leading by tifty-seYen points.
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Massachusetts.

INDEPENDENT GREENBACH TICKET.
E0>ToN. September 5.-Thc Independent
Grccnback party OF Massachusetts, held Il
mass-Gonvention. and nominated Wendell
Phillips FOR Governor and 4 full state ticket.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 5.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 5.
ARRIVED.
steamer George IL. Stout, Pierce, Haitiner, mGr-
chandisc and passengers ii. II. Douglas, agent.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia, ncrcnan-
disc and passengers. ". T. Porter, agent.
Schooner Lizzie Lane. Wes:, New York. salt, Da-
yenport K Morris.
Schooner Helen II. Barnes, Harrison, Boston, icT-
cl,udise, Chesapeake and OHIO railroad.
Schooner Kate Miller. Van Iant, Boston, lee y.
G.. Babcock.
SAILED.
Steamer Eiixa iiauc0N. Clifford. Norfolk, mcrciiil-
disc and p:>-c,i.crS. l.. T. Tatun, agent.
steamer Mary e.. spedden. Washington, Srahltc:
Curtis & Parker. ,,.,,,.
ore, Curtis Parker. ,,,,
Schooner Major William II. Tultmm. shoe, fhila-
dclDha, granite, Curtis K Parker. -
Schooner Annie f.. Moore, E.skrihSc, Baltimore
whca:, Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
schooner j. r. II. I.an2rcl. Flowers. hence. IT
Baltimore September 4;n.
BY Telegraph.
FoKr MONROE. September 3.-arrired: Schooner
Retlabedec. from Windsor, bound TO Richihond.
with loss OF mninsail aud small sails.
CuhRLES ton, September 3.-CIearSa: Pafa
Northern Queen, for liverpool schooner r. ID. En-
dicott, for Richmond.
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From the Indians.


CAMP ROBINSON, september j.-Crazy
Horse, who escaped alone in The direction
Of the Spotted Tail agency, was captured
at that place last night.
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DE, GOODS.
DALI GOODS! FALL GOODS!
a FALL GOODS,
Large opening Of FALL GOODS ut l.. STERN 1
CO.'S. J23 Broad street.


New Fall Goods received daily. just opened !:
20 pieces II. JACK hLPACAS Mt 19c. worth &c. !.
ut 2Jc. worth 35c. ut SIC. worth Biz; 81 35e.
worth Soc. Our soc. Alpaca l. UNSURPASSED for
richness in color and lustre BLACK CAfHEMIRE
GOODS GO % Eicce ss WHITE FLANNEL from Ice.
up: RED. Blue. and GRAY ELaSSFLS. I'm
pam and twilled 1t all prices: BLACK SILK at
Fl, YOU'D be cheap at 80 1900 yards IRISH
LINN Mt less than half value: another lot OF
t i ~. cineap ESiBROIDERIES: WaTER-PROOFS
~, ntIch, gray. biHe and brown: CASSIdERES for
miem iI'u boys wear-a very large assortment:
very large STOCK OF HOSIERY. GLOVES. NO.
IlOSS, &c; HLACk LACE FfCHUS In endless
variety: new style BELTS: another large lot OF
those - CORsETs worth sl.50 fully: BED
QUILTS from G0c. up: PINS, NEEDLES, TkPEa
and SPOO1-COTTON by the million. Calf carly
and examine our wel-assorted stock and low prices
J.. STERN & Co. 523 Broad street.
between Fifth and Sixth 81 rre,s
Orders from the country solicited and prom, ouy
attended to. Goods sent all over Tho country G. q.
d.. or receipt Of the money. Send for samples,
enclosing postagc-stamp. u
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Fine. Si.5o: supcrtine. SI.5O0:5.75: extra SUI
rertiur. S6m S6.2J: common family. 1MS75O
farcy family and City Mills. 1925. supply large,
and very dull.
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SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT IIhite, 3 10 hi>hrl. GOO! III : AZ: i3t
bushels al sl,4o ST bushels al i.'n 81 n,>3.. -
.O42 bushels Ret los bushels very good Fmiiz n
Sl40: 426 bushels good Fullzat i 40; l3i bushels
good La nc:stcrat 4 CO .232 bushels Fuz n 80:
50 bushels FuIiz 1T Sl.37 Jag bushels fair Ful'z n
50: IL bushels Lancaster 1T !: 30: $50 bushels
very good Futz Il: Sl.i5: II bushels prime Fultz
at 40: 334 bushels very good Lancaster at i
$40 bushels choice amber on private terms; 80
bushels prime Lancaster on private terms: lOb
bushels very good mixed ut Sl.43 Ia bushels
Lancaster NJ S1.3G: rs bushels Lancaster az .3S
80 bushels Lancaster al S1.32: 10 bushels IultL nt
81 IS: 322 bushels common at 1925: 19S bushels
Mt 95c: .6l2 bushels NJ Sl.15 bushels ar SllQ:
ll2 bushels at : l20-total. 4 .G9S bushels.
DtTS.-1t51 bushels very good spring ~ SOC: il :
bushels vcry good spring al 3lc.: so bushels IN fri-
yatc trrmS-;O,a!. g q bushels.
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COMMERCIAL.

,'CnN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September }. 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WTEAt.-HhI IL, 1916 bu:lv-. RET, J.7SG bush
e..
OATs-l .244 bushels.
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MliIShn has left the Norfolk Duy- Book.
George Wide is the only man that can fill
bis place.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. September 5.-Tirginia 5.$. old. 20
deferred. 81 consolidated. 65] second series. AZ.
North Carolina 6s. old, s. Bid to-day. At the
first Board to-day Baltimore and Ohio was bid for
at On IL Or. and Is asked, with sales. At the
second Board9S shares were sold ut from 5m 100
closing mt the latter figures. Marietta irStS. 9Ss.
Marietta seconds. 90; Marietta thirds, 2Si orange
Alexandria and Manassas IA. ohio and Mississippi
SECONDS. 81. Pittsburgh and ConnelSvlllc. ln3.
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~ telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September J.-t;old opcnc! at 1888.
Stocks opened strong; since wc2krr.
Money on call 2GD3 per cent. Gold. 1034. EX-
changc-Long, 1921: short, 4s5t.. Governments
weaker. State bonds dull
Erenlug-Moncy easy: offered ii per ccnt.
Sterling dull at 4S2k. Gold quiet at l03a l03I
bid Governments firm: new IS. 1918. states
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NOTICE.-Thc co-partneship heretofore
~ existing between JOHN 7. SUPERINTENDENT,
MARCUS VI. BOWERS. and THOMAS u. HILTZ-
lIIMER, JR., under tac style Of j. +. SCfiEEMER-
HORN Il CO., manufacturers OF 81. u. BowcrS's pa :
;cnuRcversiblc Plough Points. Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, we having matG arrangements
With the New York Plough Company tn ma uuiactufr
the same. Thanking our patrons for their support.
hereby refer them 10 H. VI. Smith C Co for their
supplies. JOHN F. SUPERINTENDENT,
MARCUS VI. BOWERS.
All 3l-6tE THOMAS VI. IILTIilIMt.E.J R.
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REMOVAL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL. REMOVAL. .

W, would hereby announce TO our friends and G,e
public generally that we have removed to our new
store. No. 400 BROAD STREET, between FOURTH
and Fifth.
our stock l.; complete III every depar' meat. and
viii he sold at the very lowest prices.
Please give Il, ! call. --
s.3-lm COURTNEY & POWELL
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The Eastern War.
SEEDS, &c.

AEEAT-C AXE, FOR HOGS AND
Il FOWLS.-Wc are now ready 10 deliver each
duy from our works the PRESSED NEAT which
for the past I've years has been SO satisfactorily USED
In improving stock and fowls. Price only 81 per
hundred pounds. -,,rA
AGENT VALENTINES MEAT-JUiCE,
court between Main md Cary and Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets. >e oil
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THE LOVERS OF A GOOD FIVE
i CENT CIGAR will please call for WHIT
LOCKS KEY WEST, rs there IRE several BRANDS
OF the same the market, Key West being public
brand. | defy competition In taste. style, anu
quality OF my KEY WEST rs ilye-cent cigar. My
trademark Is on every box.
L. WIIITLOCk. 1445 Main street
:. 4cod1 m Manufactured
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DISSOLUTION AND NEW FIRM
4 J The ro-nartu.rshiD heretofore. existing be-
tween the undersigned under the ssyle an,i firm OK
WILLIAM kRAUSE L CO.. las this day gen Gls-
solved bv mutual consent. The BAR AND RES
TAURAST BUSINESS will hereafter IL: conduct
c ut the same stand No. i0f east Broad sir1ct- bJ
Mr. WILLIAM KRATSE. who has assumcS the la
Utilities of the old concern anu 10 whom ali claiuIs
should be presented for settlement. -
GEORGE. W. ROBINSON.
WILLIAM kEACST
NDTjCt.-lu retiring fro nj she concern Of WILL
LIAM KRiJSE K co. / would respectfully ask Il
continuance OF the patronage so literally bestowed
upon that firm to Mr.. WILLIAM hRACSE. who
will hereafter conduct the BAR and EESTAU-
RANT BUSINESS In his ov.i nalre. ~ the old stand.
No. I04 east Broad street. -
Sc5-3tt GEORGE ". ROBINSON
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BALTIMORE. September 5.-During the week the
cattle market has been fairly active, closing firm:
very best, 5@ess for first quality 6si e,
4M receipts "a head. Hogs have been fairly
active; range, 7sc most sales being the Latter
figures; receipts, $3.50 head. Sheep and lambs OF
good quality have been in fair demand: quotations
are: Sheep: 4s5c.; lambs, 4Gl54c.; receipts 3,406
hpa
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4 NEW RUSSIAN ARMY CORPS.

The Russians are continually receiving
and provisions are beng
prepared for Il new Russian corps number
nc u. 900 men, now entering Romanla.
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]. b. scRUges, Secretary. apr3I-lw
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Numbering,
-Phyncians sOy tho health of the
city IL remarkably good.
--"ren Nights In Barroom" to-
night. Every body attend,
--'rhompson's dramatic party IL
working liz way toward this city.
There ia large number OF carni-
val flags still flying Take thcm in.
The bazaar and lunch given by the
Methodist ladies, proved a financial
success.
We call tho attention Of our read
ers TO the communication In another
column from the RUSSIAN noble"
"A countryman brought two hand
some deer to the city, yesterday, In
his wagon, and offered them for sale.
For your bltters, go to Marks of
the Senate. He has n quantity OF bot
tied bitter water front celebrated
German spa.
"A gentleman just in from the fifth
ward says the wheat between here and
there looks finely. Little or damage
from grasshoppers.
We would suggest that the militia
ry companies, before drilling for the
prize, each select Judge. These judges
to mutually agree on referee.
"A man by the name of Smith
threw stones at the residence OF q
widow lady who lives on Houston
street, night before last. She com
planned, and caused his arrest.
--Ollicer Damn came near being shot
night before last by II man on ELM
street, who ran out of store and lev
eled pistol at him, thinking he
heard some one trying to force an en-
trance into the store He at once dis
covered his mistake, but made II
quite squally for Dunn for moment.
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A HIK nAIQ,

We note the largest sale cf -four
ever made In Dallas, the Parker mill
being the seller of their entire stock
on hand, consisting OF all the various
brands made by this celebrated mill,
aggregatlng about two hundred and
fty thousand pounds. I'VE are not
advised M to the price obtained.
The purchasers are Messrs. Buckley
& Bartlett, who have recently located
In our city, and have taken the large
business tulldlng corner OF Pacific
avenue and Lamar streets, recently
occupied by Messrs. Tillman n Friend,
with view OF engaging IN the pro.
duce, grain aud provision commission
business. We hope soon to have the
pleasure Of announcing the opening OF
this new house for business.
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Personal,

Nathan Cole, q prominent man of
st. Louis, and his wife, are at the lie
Grand.
w. II. Abrams, Texas and Pacific
railroad, are at the lie Grand.
Ernest Stanley, advance agent for
Johnny Thompson and his company,
Is in town, and will make arrange
ments for his party to play here on
the 3Oth. He is stopping at the La
mar.
A. Mansur, of the firm Of Dere, Man.
sur & Co, one of the largest firms
manufacturing plows, in this country,
Is on visit here, and stopping at the
LeGrand.
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IF, Fndrlch, the leading tobace
conlst of northern Texas, has just re.
ceived u large invoice OF choice meer-
schaum pipes, which he Is offering at
low rates, His assortment Is, without
doubt, the largest In this part OF the
state. Ho has also just received large
stock Of cigars and chewing tobacco OF
the very best brands. apple 81
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LOCAL BItEVITIEs.

Go and rec the latest novelties In
Ladies' firhua C0llarettes, etc., ut the
Dollar Store st
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at THE HERALD Office, aud wrile out
your contracts. III.
William A, Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand iurni-
lure or anything else you may have 10
sell. Call at 40 Elm street.-Ad
Two shirts In one, with collar aud
cullh complete, for one dollar, ut the
Dollar StOre.-tf
White piques ut ten cents u yard
ut the Dollar Store. IT
For suits OF the latest styles aud
patterns, 90 TO Il. NJ, Kahn q Bros
"A complete assortment Of gents
ties can no found at the Dollar store
III
No stranger should neglect TO cal
al the New York clothing house.-tf
The excitement about the white
vests, In still going on IN The New iOri
clothing house.
Those that are aware OF II II, cal
Tor their supplies Mt the New forl
clothing house.-tf.
The lnestassortment Of fine cloth
Ing at the New York clothing house
IT.
White shirts and fine underwea
at almost no price, at the New forl
clothing house. IT,
ALI who wish to purchase Mt who'll
sale, can find large supplies ut the New
York clothing house.-ti.
"A full line of family groceries
game and country produce IL Kept b,
Mr. j. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Eln
street. We bespeak for him an eX
tensive patronage, -apr4 3w
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Nearly u Fuss.

Yesterday man came to Marshal
Morton and told him that fellow had
got away with him for two hundred
and fifty dollars, and was going to
jump the town; that he had got out
the papers for him, but they were in
the hands OF his lawyer, and he could
not find him, and he wanted Morton
to arrest the man and hold him. Nor
ton said he couldn't do 1t without o
warrant. The man said, "Then l will
find him and give him good thump.
ing.n Morton told him II he did, he
would arrest both of them. The man
called hack and vent to the Pacific
depot, where he found the fellow, and
they had talk, and agreed to go back
to the lie Grand hotel and settle the
matter. They returned to that place,
when the man with the money gave
his victim the slip again. AT this, he
became furious, and calling n carriage
and accompanied by Morton, drove
to the Central depot, where he again
found his man. This time he gave
him to understand that business, was
business, and they fixed matters up in
some way, and the man was allowed to
depart.