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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-09

ASsG D. ss9'
Bonds and mortgages. s...............S
Real estate la New York and BoS-
ton, and purchased under fore
United States stocks......,.........
State stocks and stocks authorized
by the laws OF the State or New
YORK. ..sss.. .s..s.'s'
Loans secured Uy United States,
and State and municipal bonds
aud stocks authorized by the laws
OF the State Of New York. .......
Cash on hand, III banks and other
depositaries, on interest and In
transit (since received ........--.
COMMITTED eomnissions.....
Due from agents on account or pre-
mltllnS............ ...,...,..,.........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-09
LIST.

Schooner c. r. Hsrris, scfi6 oncf asby r. Grsif
mer, Schooner Charley Cobb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-09
ASSETS,

Net cash assets Dec. 81, 1877
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
CUT THIS OUT

And ssnd it 70 voar friends in the East
sdvisisg then. whsa thsy visit Colombo,
Nov Mexico. AnsonA a The sas ina,
nines. to take tns Atchisoa. Toosks 4
Santa Fs Rsilroad. the new ssathers route
through Ksasss via the Arksnsas valley.
b Pueblo. making direct connection With
The DRIVER & Rio Grsnde Railway for
Colorado Sprinsa, Denver. and oil psinss
in Northern CoIorsd,. CBnsn Civ. Gar.
land. Dol Noess. Like Civ, Fl Moro. La
Vegss and Santa Pa. Trans leave Kansas
CITY snd Atoh'soa eveev dsv in ID, wear.
with Pullman Slrssins Cars attached. saa
PASSENGER trains eqniDp.d With all the
modern :-vprOvem.n.s. Fer mspa. cjron.
lars AND desaaled information ssk sham 70
send to T. J. ANDERSON.
''ener.l Ps'ssnser Aren't. f,oeka. Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
A MERITED COMPLIMENT.

The Topeka Commonwealth referring to
the promotion Of Major T. J. Anderson,
pays that gentleman the following deser-
we'd compliment:
Major 7. J. Anderson. who has done
such noIsbly successful work a. General
PASSENGER Agent of the AfchisOn, Topeka
& santa Fe road. Yesterday received tho
appointment of general agent OF tho
freight and passenger deparsmants f,r
Kansas. Colorado and New Mexico. TLls
elbows that tn, proposed extension OF gne
Santa Fe road is no longer . mere rumOr
but settled fact; that the road prOpue-s
to reach out embracing arms to take in she
eventually vast and profitable business Of
the southwest. anu with that view have
chosen . man Of first class administrative
talents and untiriug energy to work ND
and reduce to . system their business wit b
that important section. Tue appointment
10 - good one - could be made and il
not Only deserved promotion tO Major
Anderson, bat one which cannar fail to ne
suit in . large increase of the rapidly
growing business of the Santa Fe road,
which Inevitably will soon become one of
tho most important railroad limos on tho
continent.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
PLANT TREES.

The influence of forests upo. the sources OF
water supply and climatic changes u not small.
and beyond that our forests are being cut dow =
30 fsst that unless something is done their COM
piese extiactiea will b only . matter Of tae.
Congress alone can enact such measures - will
prevent our becoming entirely depe.deas upon
foreign countries for our supply Of lumber
kanaas farmers car Do the State greas service
BY planting trees. And new is the time to en-
gage in the work. The kansas farmer Who neg :
iects it 10 not doing his duty to the State. him.
self or his dscendents. Plant trees, and plant
many Of them. Every farm in Kansas ought to
have growing upon 1t . thrifty grove Of tres.
Nothing would add more TO the comfort Of its
ovners. or be ofgresssr beneAt 10 the crops, IL
climate. and the life Of the ssats. crop Of
young trees is more important than . crop Of
corr Or wheat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
TO AL wmon ~ NAV CssCssN

A PPLICATlDN Wili be made tn the Bosri Of
"A County C0mmisslopers Of Ford county, st
thsIr neg regular meeting, - vaesis all streets
alleys nad blocks rest Of Avenue G in the Dosixs
city Town site. amt all Of Vine, Cedar and Elm
streets running east and west in said town site
also all xllrys IN 5locks north OF west spruce
street. exc~pt the alley in the block between
Vine and spruce streets and P,rst and Second
Avenuvs and bounded thereby. TIE object be-
ing u more symmetrical and eonveuieut r-plas-
ting Of the same. W. s. TREAAINE.
SECRETARY and TREASURER Do1ss CITY T0sn Com
pany. mh3-4s
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
An Elegant Preparation.

DesiGsed to Meet the public want TOR . harmless
hair dressing and restorative. 10 found in Par
ker's Hair Balssm. Il scrs like magic. COM
meaciag as the very roots, removes Dsndruff
and I'll hum ~ frpm the scalp, snd never fails
full color and beauty. Falling hair 10 immedi-
assly checked BY iis use. and it produces .
xr0wth of beautiful young hair. soft, gh'ssy md
luxuriant, that surprises evsry one Ihese pro-
eriies ssd-sl t. It's exquisite perfume and parity
Of composition, resdsr it the growing favorite Of
the toilet table everywhere, Buy bottle ffo0
your dEugyise-H- J. Fringef, end test ~
MARTA.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

Snfefing irom Nervousness, Painful Periods md
Debility. viii and there sss way b vhieA their
health nay be % efhctaslly resaiaed. ssa,ei
iron pain obtained. snd fancsioasl regularity
estabii.hs1. - In the use Of Parksr's 0inGef
Toaio. h narsing mother. exhaastid BY the
care Of hsr llttle oae, Ands her seyeagfA aad
comfort thu scared. y impaFted thr0aGh ~
MILK 70 De bahs, mailing the little one haPpy.
cheerful. Tree ffu0 pain, asd disposed % re-
reshing sleep. Bay Sl.eo bottle Of your drug.
tess is merits.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
TUE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Bound Over and Taken to Empofia
for Safe Keeping.


Last Saturday afternoon special ear. with
Superistendeet w. y. Pe'fibone - condacter.
and Frank b. Lowe ss engineer, len the Dodge
City depot for kinsley carrying Greene and
Cot, the TOO frss robbers, and Jsoes Dnffy.
prison bound over on the charge Of hone
stealing. The oncers In Oh 'rgr Of shs prisonsrs
were City Marshal Edward j. Assssrsos. Col.
d. ID. Collsy and Ben Springer. SPECIAL deps-
ties. Accompanying the oincers and pr'soaers
were n. ". Sutton. Cousty Attorney and a.
torney Tor the raiiro.i compsny. Aslsr Dies
Evans. Ex-As'or Hoover aud Lloyd sAiaa
Of the Tixss
Duffy wss taken along more on secoont OF ne
opportunity the lip snor'ird Tor givins him
god airing than Any'h ng else, his co"nnement
being very close aud ds'k in the county Jail
A the people ut Spearviiie hal not IT learned
ofthe capture Of thu robb r.. and dad not know
what the ., ecisl car contained. no ID monsers',oa
was made AT Oif~rie the train vns compelled
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
long Horns! Long Horns!

We invite the attention Of cattle buyers who
oesire to contract for 900 head Of beeves, 2 8 d
years old delivered in Dadse City June OF ID
", '7s. WRIGHT. BEVERLEY Co.
n arch 7th. 1873. M-aiv
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
FOR SALE.

the river. near Dhge Civ. knova - the
"Springrr Rancho, {" Good frame house one and
. half story, lsxsO is-t. ave ro,ms. good we'll.
stable sn'i corral. Land surveyed. rs acres.
will be s,ld very cheap. Apply q Wright.
Beverley 4 Cos.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
KANSAS BELLE PLOWS.
WAGONS BUILT TO ORDER.
wHEELwRIGHr work doae on shsrs notice
B-An wor Warranted. bls
notice..
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

Lsrned, Kansas, Feb. n, 1878.
4 NoArLAtNT having been entered NJ this of
~ nee BY John W. strauyhn against William
Nol.stine for abandoning MS timber culture en-
ny No ,5s. dated Feb. Z, 1871, upon the y. L.
yasrtef OF section r. township y south. range
=: : Nesi, IN tord county, Kansas. with . yiew to
he cancellation OF sad en;rv; the said parties
-. hereby summoned 10 spp-Ar nj this once on
ne I'd day of April. lS.s. NJ 10 O'Clock. .. m.
respond and furnish testimony concerning
ise alleged shsndsnnsnf.
phs-'v g. MORRIS. Register
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
sC0TT'0 PATENT NoNP0ls0NoUs
Sheep Scab and Vermin

Ut DESTROYS Ticks snd vssmin. cares Scab,
i water proofs I.e fleece (by preserving and
adding tS the natural yoik). improves and great
tie over oenfs per sheep. The compound 10
warranted 10 contain no scids Or mineral poisons
- arsenic. mercury, - Sid BY A. SCOTr .
ersl discoust 70 Asrnts. sanpies seat free.
foblo- Ams
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
FARM FOR SALE.

THE Farm. consisting of 100 acres, known ss
i th- Young Farm. two miles west NJ Dodge
"a y. party improved in beautiful location and
choice valley land will be sold cheap. Far psr-
ticulars sd.iress Mrs N. AARCHARD. Ctddo,
l T. mh9-lm
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
IT MAKES A MARKET FOR STALE
BlTTERS.

The Murphy Movement 10 1t Larned
with both hands, and We are informed
that Old Murphy is in cah0ots with the
drug store men. Murphy and the drug
gists have combined to close ~ the sa-
looms. 20 us 70 create . demand for the
large stock of stale bitt-rs that has been
accommodating in the drug stores for years
past-such a. Smiths tonic. and other
jim crow wstsred rot-gut. Tho Lsrned
boys. after being driven to desperation.
have tackled these old iorty-rod bitGers,
and instead of one drink before. they now
wrestle with quart bottle. 1t is step
from bad iwhskeyl to worse; but Murphy
and the druggists are happy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

Mn. K. E. TORRINGToS. superintendent
Of telegraph. made his appearance in
Dodge Monday evening and politely cut
the wire at the depot and put in another
instrument. The bows don't want to be
bothered now with foolish questions. MS
they have all tho business Of the line to
repeat Mr.. Sargent does tho relaxing.
or funny business. during the day. and
Mr.. Mooney will pound the brass Al
night. Ii you want to see some fast work
20 and look on. but don't say \ word.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

IMPROVEMENTS AT SPEARVlLLE.
Business is progressing and improve
ments are rapidly advancing ia all parts
of the city. Messrs. Richardson & win~ns
arc the principal contractors and builders,
having in their employ . force Of eight
men. They are nov building the Van
yoorhis Hotel. and are dong . neat ard
workmanIike job. The building is 51x56.
IS foot posts. and is now enclosed. Aessrs
Baton 4 Upp are doing the painting.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

Dir. Joseph Hamilton. the we'll known
,hoemaker, arrived from Fort Elliott last
Saturday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

County Attorney Sutton visited Larned
this week a. attorney in a contest case
befOre the u. s. Land Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23

Jonas Stafford, that 'hale fellow vel
met. )" Of Spearville. was IN tho city last
Sunday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
THE GREAT WESTERN
PLOW FACTORY.
81 ACk S NTH SHOP.
WILSON. sUGHRUE & CO..
DODGE CITY.

WYE have the best workmea in the country.
w HORSE SHOEING done better than at AM
other shop in the State. Also all other WORK in
he smithing line for less money than any other
shop in the State. All other work in proportion
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-23
AND PERSONAL.
pODGR CITY. SATURDAY. MAR. .. -

Henry Ward Bsccher lectures in Topeka
next Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
THE PENNsrLviNTi MINERS.
Threatened Strike AT Maueh Chunk No Strike
at Miiier-burx and shamokin.

MArcH CHUNK Aug. 10. The men in this
region have generally posted up notices that
they must have the 1878 basis Of wages or they
will make II move. The curious thing about
this is that the operators in IInzlcton conceded
the 1873 basis Just what the men now demand.
Whether II will result In strike Il not known.
IlrIAnEIrlIiA. Aug. 10. - From inqu rcs
made AT the Offices 81 the Mineral Railroad and
Mining Company and the Iykcn- Valley Coal
Company. In this city il Is learned that there is
no truth whatever in the report from Dunnc-
len. y. j.. and published in the papers Of last
evening and this morning that a strike had
taken place AT their mines at Mllershurg and
Shamokin On tho contrary the officers Of
those companies LAY that everything IL quiet az
hrir mines that the men are. apparently well
satisfied. and that they have No reason t. APP
pr"hend any trouble from strikes among their
employees.
roT1sviitr. Aug. 10.-Thc Rausch Creek and
Lin DIN collirrics IN IN" western portion of this
region are now lying idle and q large number
q workmcn have thus been thrown out OF em-
ploJmrnt. The urOprietoTs announce that the
SUSPENSION II rndored necessary 10y the high
rates OF tolls. which leave no margin Tor profit.
Adviccs from the Mahanoy region to-day -Ay
that. owing tofhe inadequate supply Of water
several cOllieri,s have been obliged 10 suspend
operations. Among the coierie- thus stopped
II the Furnace 1t GIlb.rton. the employees Of
which only rcturnS! TO work last Thursday
after a short strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
SOCIALISTS IN BROOKLyN
Dlspiayins Ned Banners and Making Speeches
In Frsnt Of the CITY Han,

There was q meeting OF the Socialstic
Labor party In the City Hall triangle in Brook
Ign. last night which had for its centre n COM
pany OF Germans and about thirty five labor
crs, and u moving throng OF wcll-dresscd men
formed it's outskirts. Morris Cohen, n cloth
ing dealer who created n sensation by his
speech before the Hewitt Ccmmitoo. was
the leading spirit OF the Socialist part OF tho
company. Three red banners were placed
againet the marble pillars Of the City Hall steps.
One bore. In white lcttcrs
Our object Reorganization Of socioty in
dcncndcnt ofpri"st King. cnpilalirt or loafer."
The keeper Of the City Hall, Patrick Totmcy.
advised Cohen Ia cover over the word priest,
saying that IL was calculated to give offence, and
might lead to trouble. in which the building
might suffer. Cohen dlsayowcd any de-
consented however. to cover up the
word priest A sheet Of paper was scwed over
uous against the red background that Cohen
determined tn smear the paper with rcd ink.
Then. when the banner was displayed, The Gu
riosity of the throng led number to Chamber
up the stops and see what had been covered up.
and much Indignation followed
Tho second banner read, wealth IL social In
is origin and must be- social in liz destination: :"
the ,hird Abolish war by organizing indus
try"
Cohen opened the meeting and explained
that Dennis kcarncy had been expected. but he
was too busy 10 come. He took vote however.
neyl, and said that he would telegraph kcarney
that thousands in Brook were clamoring TO
hear him. He then denounced the press rs
kcarnoy had done. and called Thomas Rinsclla
tho boss hummer Of Brooklyn" Osborne
Ward, thn-faccd man. was chosen Chairman.
RESOLUTIONS wore adopted declaring that tho
Hewitt Committee was trick Of the politicians
seek to retain themselves in power 10y pre-.
tending TO do justice to their constituents. and
that II had been employed to cast rdicule on the
workingmcn of the country.
Henry Drury. Alexander Raab, and Hugh
lng hi fas.r
ot listeners. Raah pictured Grant "a travelling
abroad, studying the principles Of imperialism.
and preparing to return TO be- a military dicta-
tor. Instead OF studying the needs Of the
workingman. he was hobnobbinR with princes
and poteniates, He next denounced Talmage.
and sprinkled liberal abuse over the press
McGregor was introduced ~ one who had boon
a prison martyr for his cause. He pulled of
his coat rolled up his shirt sleeves above his
elbows, displaying q frail pair Of arms and de-
manded that men should strike without having
any military interference; that moving ma
chimes should not be used In preference to
workingmen, and that there should b. an equal
division OF all wealth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
MRS. WELzHoPKRs CLOTHING.
Findina Some Of ~ Upon Por-,er servant
Girl, and Recovering All OF rt.

The girl Hannah Lyons, whom Mrs Lena
Welzhofer Of 1886 East Forty ninth street no.
cusea OF robbing her OF about 1000 worth OF
clothing and juwclry on the night Of tho sth
inst, and then setting fire to her house, was ar
rested late Friday evening. When Mrs Welz-
hofer told hcr story at the Police Central OfIlcc
Friday morning. Officers Mccormick and Me
COnnell OF the dotcctlv force wore detailed upon
the case. and aftcrward Detective OConner Of
the Union Market police. Ono Of tho addresses
given by Hannah Lyons to Mrs. Cownn. at whose
intelligence Office In Second avenue Mrs. Wnlz-
hofcr found and engaged the girl. was SO
Broomc street. The officers went thoro and
found only two small children at homo. They
said they did not know Hannah. and that their
parents. Brandon by name. had gone to New
Jersey. The officers followed the clue given by
sought.
About midnight they paid another visit to a.
BroQmc street. and this time found Hannah.
Sho had on hat and also wore n silk dress be
she was arrested by Onlccr O'Conncr, who ar.
rived ut the house. first h fore he had soarchcd
the house the other officers arrived with Mre.
Wchhofer who had been with them all day. A
thorough search discovered nearly all Of Mrs
MeHhoicrs stolen properly. The iewelry was
clothing and part of the money. was recovered.
Hannah was drunk when arrested. She was
spent the night Mrs. Wclzhofer returned to
her home about a. NJ. and relieved tho foara
of her friends. who had neither seen nor heard
OF her since she left the house in the morning
and were alarmed for her safety
n HannGh Lyons was arraigncd in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday morning where Mrs.
Welzhofer made n charge OF grand larceny
against her, and she was held IN 81 900 bail to
answer The inccndiarism il being inycsti-
gated by the Fire Marshal
Hannah was found in the City Prison yester-
day afternoon sh, IS q bright Intelligent and.
was born In ireland, but has lived in England
until three months ago. when she came to this
country Having plead not guilty. she denied
that she knew anything about the robbery Of
Mrs. Welzhofer's house. and thought she was
being prosecuted She said she did not like the
place. and gave her mistress n weeks notice
that she would leave. She said she left the
house at o'clock Thursdny night Her aver
ments are contradicted by Mrs Wclzhofer and
the persons living in the house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11

bismarck Looking for Fresh Source. Of
Kevenue TO Cover MIIItary Enpen.ea

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Thc Times Berlin de-
spatrh says: " In order to cover tho deficit in
the imperial State budget. and 10 prevent their
recurrence. and prepare for a possible further
increase of the military expenditure. Prince
Bismarck has been looking out for fresh sources
of revenue. AT the same time. the Liberals be-
ing reluctant to obige him without counter
concessions. an attempt II apparently being
made TO secure n majority In the Reichstag
who, in return for Conservative obligations.
shall sat sly the financial wants OF the Govern
ment. The declaration Of the Thuringian
States that they are unable TO continue the pres
military expenditure has long bern forcseen
and as AN Increase Of these contributions il i'm
mincnt owing TO the decreasing revenue OF the
empire there remains nothing but to agree
upon general plan for tn raising OF Indirect
taxes. rms. however. d Jcs not remove the dill
ilculty OF obtaining Parliamentary consent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
VIVA, Superintendent, P,.nury say..

albany. Aug. lO.-Lous d. Pilsbury. Super
n.cndent Of state Prisons and OF the Albany Penlten
uary, was seen BY a reporter in hs ONCE today and
questioned concerning the recent action OF the commit
tee NJ the Joint Board 81 su IN demanding the
production NJ hi books Tor inyo ss alton lie desired
have the report corrected that the had said
that thtN had No. books. They sail they had none ia
their po,s -son which was literally true, bat tho, dill
nuf claim that they had not authority over
those of the ~ niiarN The INSPECTORS. iur
irimolr, we're not sworn. anu had not k'cu
him auth lrfN 10 produce The books. and
,sid he emphatic alv NH they do the hooks 10 NOT
hy Vfodurrl There was nothing whatever he added
which he desired To- cal nor did ne In any way
nm investigation o ms W mt ntiurt accounts There
NOT bll az voucher pay roll I'm TIE t-tAli SHINE ut
which was mot correct and which lad not been ap
prove hN lc only authorities who have amy t.tl ri-t
t0tusprt them The account, ~ every Kind were IRE
s'uted at frequent AMI stated p,rels TO tie reg Mar in
syertnrs who appointed by the SUPERVISORS AMI
these inspectors were uree w the h'r known and most
trustworthy ciuzeu- OF Albany. They Wtr, his supcunrs
auN Dee should 600 more consent 90 exhibit his books with
out their agreeing tout than he would expect warden OF
The State Prisons (" exhibit his books without his the
huLL IImll mMNml. a. MIMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
4 Lively RUNAWAY.
How Jersey Woman BeIsbored "a Man
who had been Run Over BY her mor.e..

countrywoman named Mrs. Anna Hopper
went 10 Paterson yesterday 60 -, produce while she
was house her team of two horses ran away They
dashed into senator q 4 Hobart, team and they also
ran away Mr. Hobars wagon struck truck and wa,
demolished while on, of the horse. jumped upon the
truck and the other ran against telegraph pole and fell
Tie two men who were driving the truck were thrown
under the wreck hut escaped with few bruises Mean
while Mrs llopper~ team after taking the wheels ~
several wagons 20 their way PLUNGED iio aud dcmolt-h
81 buggy belonging 10 lhe Kat Brothers brewers
collector for htN Brothers was thrown out ami con.
,lterahly bruised.
Ms Hopper ran painting down the street and sprang
into her wasun Dousheriy seized her horses ~ the
Do al. demanding that she paN damages She whlpned
up her hor-ss and Al ie same time hcabooi Doug
With her horse Nhip dragging him and d, ating
lim Tor hall block until ht was compelled o. let 20
Then Mrs Hoi ner PUT her horsesto saop ana dashed
out Of town amid the cheers Of the thruug Several
harscs were sslny Injured. aud the wheclwrehts Il
the cts viii have plenty Of work rspaiuu- damages
HE Mho., street was an unIoar Wind lh. lasiod