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IIN.iNCIIL AND COMMERCIIL.

TUESDAY, Oct. 1-P. M.-Thcrc was largo
and excited speculation at the Stock Exchange.
with the Northwesterns. Lake Shore. tho 81.
Paus, andDclawarc, Lackawanna and Western
commanding the chief prominence. In the
Northwesterns. more especially. was the bust
ness attractive. and the manpulat0rs Of these
stocks took occasion TO unload their holdings
upon the market, which will explain the de-
cline Of the common from Al. 10 39As. and Of
the preferred from IL. to 70h. although the
latter rallied 10 ~ luycr 3. in the subsequent
transactions. Lake Shore was down l a r cent
70 c. but later recovered t. Gs. and Western
Union, which yielded TO 964, again rose to
96N. wabash further improved 10 49,. and
closed AT the highest figures Of the daV: but
ihe remainder " the list lid not command special atr
ton.
Money shows hardening tendency with call loans NJ
go cent and ulstclass commercial paper ranged AZ
sos
IN the gold market there were no new features AMI all
Of the sales were recorded az iups but the speculation
limited
Tho receipts ~ wheat Mt Chicago to-day were is2 ST.
bushels AMI the shitmcuts 81 221. with the
ccipts. 2ui 1872 bushels amt the shipments 247 4n3
Al Milwaukee the wheat receipts footed M lu2 500
bushels ami the shipments 24iuo with only 27io bush.
els of corn received. and I 90 shipped.
Foreign exchange ruled Jun NJ reduction 20 a. 81 and
- So tor time and demand drafts respectively
counters of the dealers TAR business was reported
he llt.N mo a fa
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Those who remember with gratitude the long
years that Theodore Thomas has abored this city In
the highest interests the musical art and the scanty
reward 0f those ahors, nov have opportunity 90 give
tan-he proof OF their regard hy Attending the concert
uatls 90 De given IN stcnway Hall tomorrow evening
IN his behalf II one IN hundred OF those 20 whom Mr.
Thomas has teen the means II giving some OF the
hApurst urs oi their lives Will attend his concert the
result cannot Tail o. hc entir SATISFACTORY Thomas
Will part with rs with pleasing remembrance the
ariist eN'r ieit IN. city WIN 30 many expressions Of
900 Thursday evening will De- the tuuehsfHnc te i'm
crv pi t"-e t"-rsts. auA At Wal saneyo oui ,tv II
There iNf applications f.r admission 60 ~fin.
wy lihi iHn the "NW can contain krhums second
symphony VIII Pee gwen, ami Mr Max rinmcr, the
pianist Is % llaN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02
NEW nAvENs MISSING BANK TELLER.
A Trusted Young Man disappearing with
some of the Banks Money.

New HAVEN, Oct. John Il. Hill was
popular among the best young people Of New
Haven. He was young man Of kindly dispo-
sition and social characteristics. and held for a
dozen years past the responsible position Of
teller OF tho First National Bank Of this city
Of which Harmonious NJ Wclch is President
and ex-Gov. James T.. English and Daniel
Trowbridge are directors. OF late many per-
sons. including the police. have cautioned the
bank officials that their teller was living rather
last and would benr watching but 50 great was
the confidence in him that he was allowed to do
and said TO be the equal OF any teller in New
England. and he was paid a salary Of ~ 800 n
year. When Cashier Moulthrop was taken III
last week Mr.. HI was intrusted with the COM
heretofore only Mr.. Moulthrop knew. On Fri
day Hill quilted work as usual. and shortly
after midnight said he was going to the depot
t. SEQ friends on passing train. Since then
waite detective the officer Of the bank sent in
pursuit the next day. Nothing certain is known
but II Is said package containing 81 900 in
greenbacks is missing. and. in addition. there
are runors that large deficiency has been
found in Hits accounts. Experts are at work.
and meanwhile. tho bank officials refuse to sny
anything. II Is said by the tellcrs friends that
he is only on a spree. and that he will return in
due time and clear his hitherto good name On
the other hand 1t is reported that he sailed on
saturday for Europe. n fact that only one or two
Of his intmatps here knew.
He is the son OF the Rev. Morris Hill nnl a
nephew q the Presiding Elder Of this district
the Rev William I. Hill. some years ago, his
time for robbing the Farmers and Drovers'
Bank 81 SOmers. Wcstchestcr County y. Y. Tho
First National Banks reserve is half million
dollars. 50 it can stand any loss its teller may
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Content. Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY Sun. published this mornir

contains
The Democratic STATE Convention a. syracu.c-Thc
Electoral Commission 1914 l-uNrcf-A Hart MONEY lat
form, Republicans at Saratoga rhnnung the Fraud
Down Wr farAs Throat n'r>- Warfare Araln.t
trttulal kisln-Ihc Platform ~tnutnr tHuNugs Great
Spcsrh. True luWnrdne-> ui tho Two Conventions. Au
Builder ntmoora n Mussathusttt Judge Alhrti Som.
mated iN the tul Han Democrats, The rucst En-
hns,y NJ Mnshinston- epuon by y HAYES. The
Yellow Fever On the SAuth-SI r,Hin- Along tur Guit
Shore Tic Kcy MI HaNd,n.- ta.D-INe Prisoner ui,.
chargcd-llis First sermon At,r His lhlcHsc. Ronuis
cencc of John Browns Rand bismarck ON Socialism.
Murdered for Ills KwlY-An Amazing K,nson tor com.
uniting rrnc' The reuls of Enland-Mr Gladstouc's
Arucc IN tue Nnrlh American Review, Fight with Tie
thcEcnncs shot Down % Omen Court Another Ghapnr
uc,, lmprc.sons Of Europe The British Empire m
India, thirty Years of ShipWrecN, Uncle Georges fu
neral. SIMPSONS lie athcn thu,c, The Secret Snake
Charming French Ideas Of propurty Story Dolly d.
Poetry Ms Antony, Away. THE Latest Tttlralhlc
NeWs. Smlhcams, Nocs ON science aud lndustryi la.
dies Dcuurtn, mt, Many Columns II Editorial Articles
and Agricultural Matter, Financial Intelligence. aud
Markets
Tux WISELY suN contains a complete eniiomc Of the
OF the week from all parts Of tho United States AMI
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing to the old country may he had at te desk OF
publication flee Price four cents For sale uy all news
dealers IN city and country.
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BAKER-itAND -on Sept 25, in tho Prcsbyteriau
Church Of Palisades Rocklani tnuniy y Va by The
Rev A. II Hand. ID y assisted hv the Rev W e. Cat
tell u D. President of Ia iavtttc College Prof Arthur
Latham Baker 90 Ea.ton Pa TO Bessie Colt, daughter
Of the officiating CLERGYMAN
MlLHAI-MANNiNG oct ! In Brooklyn, at the rest.
dcuce OF the brides sister. Mrs L. Milhau. by the
Rev = Frausioh. pastor 90 -. Peters church. Brook
lyu John =. Nlilau. ID of Sew York late Surgeon
AMI Brevet Brigtlrr General L. : Army. Kate
Louise. iaughter ne late John Manning Of New York
MiTrHEIi.-Pt RkON ON Tue sdav. the 18th ult. al
the residence OF the brides mnhcr At fordham by the
Rev T. Doucct James Mitchell 10 Mary e. Purroy.
PLlMER-Ii AMiLfON On sunday. sept. 20, at 81
ratricks Cathedral bv the Rev Father llenncssy. Ell
wool T. Plumcr 10 Marie Louise Hamilton, all VI Jersey
city.
-BEHRtNGER on Thursday Sept "a
BY u.e E.v \ g W,iekinl. Il ID John C. schaener "a
MInnl. ) bnhlln.nr
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ORCI.D.

PHILLIP In ihe lily NJ New York on tho Isl
day OF octohcr. ISIS ny the Hon Theodore X. West
brook Justice Of the supreme Court, Gratk Phillip from
Caroline Philip. Cause adultery.
wOunRUfF-in tia .ity 90 Now York. on the ist day
of October 1-7- hy thc Hon 1hcoduric westtrNok,
Justice pi tho supreme court. Modora L. A. Woodruff
from N ,ses Nulirah. Cause, adultery.
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The Fat Men. Convention.

We can SO some pleasure, # no reason, IN The con
Vcuu4 90 u hHtY show. hut confess could never
I'D. 4 cause reasonable otherwise tat
mems convention nncssit he the TACT misery loves
range two hundred three hundred funds 10 hold
A convention simply because OF uluCh surplus aNolfdu
pus absurd say the least II becomes dnuhly
when reflect that obesity IS disease what would
we think Of uiRuY persons emacatcd hN consumption
holding convention Ia compare their relative weights
There i hut ground Hron which We would advocate
another mems conNeni0n and that IS that they VIII
meet IL discuss the merits OF Ahans Anti Fat the only
known remedy tor obesity. II safe ana reliable Sold
~ Il 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02
ser,ou. Accident to the Hon. Geo. Baneron

NEWPORT. II. L. oct l.-Whilc riding on Para
disc road this afternoon the Hon George Bancroft the
historian. and a lady accompanying him were thrown
iron the carriage the horses having been frightened
MI Bancroft seriously injured about the head amt
eHr- entertained that his legs broken. Inc lady
and the eoacAmAn M,rv some What lnlurod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

D. A sllERN AZ appliance AMI curative retains
aud ourc- Rlrri RE viii 9lt tho injury NJ a truss
Pam ct with phutographc hkcnesses OF before
AMI t'ter tule mailed Tor TO- Oiiec. 2Jl Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Mr. T. Duncan Snfcn, advertising agent Would you
believe II possbef We sold Yesterday $50 bottles VI car
bolne and today us promising hNeheT' as mail orders
heavy A. J. DIIMAh
NEW ioRK, oct l--AdA
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MdRTNE INTELLIGENCE.

SNfs-urF AtvASAc-ruis rtV
Sunrses ... ~ sun sets . ~ Noon sets. 10 "a
q . Hsh VArfN-rHIs nav
Nandy Hook u - Gov Island II 20 Hell Gate. 81
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lofw.ekets-le,o. II. ~ %. %, sS. oo, 10 20.

The score If tho second inning II the oigh-
teen had been run w 70 3h irris getting II,
not out an Ban % H. whnh no dal pay WIS
pploek to-luN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Tic house Cd. LESLIE 4 60 OF aps broadway has n,
comic ton wlth that OF Frank Leslie who failed short
time since. LESLIE A co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Fail style. Fine silk Hats, ~. 20; worth ss
Fine Derbys 81 50 worth - ~ New Church up stars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02
strawberrie. In October.


Strawberries, equal in size and flavor to those
gath'od ma June are found In abundance m many PARTS
Ne Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Rupture tured-Dr MARSlrs treatment is the
only safe and rrliHe cure - years practical expert
once only olle Nesoy IL npnnsIte 81 Panls Ghur
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lost sales on the spot $40 tcs at Ga So for prime city,
$50 ties at 81 70sso 67s for OCTOBER 90 72f down 10
e. G5 for November aud 80 IS fer january Dressed hogs
rathcrhrmor We quote Fork -western mess ~ 70
@fa ~ Lard-Wcstcrn steam, n 100 Ms, 60 15; prime
city. e. as Hnms-Smokcd city, 1O1Ilc.; pickled, nA@
loo. Shouliers-Smoked city, 0@6lsc. picked, 6Ac.t
bellies picked G@1ic Bdcon.Long clear. western
aud city 5haGiie Beef hams-We stern, q bbl., flsa
tlD - Bcei-Western extra mess slO9sll n bbli plain
90 = oatP lO prime mess, D. tee, si69si7 Dressed
GRAtS-The course ct values has been almost uniformly
downward and trade has been dull when full prcci
have been demanded To-day wheat further declined
iuy &c On winter grlwths but was about steady for
sprinl sales ON the SPOT ISL DOo bush including
graded white ~ ni9Si u No DO. sail, 81 iO@fl II,
tlo5 including No at $i0GSsiOGi,; No amber.
81 "issi mli NJ. sprng, 81 80 do, s9s0ic. For
future delivery 3i2 ~ bush including No white fOr
October ~ 10 and No spring for october 81 OOIs but
mostly No ? rel winter 81 49sl U7ii tor October
closing At sl3s am 81 81 stiu7is Tor November
closing at 81 VI Rye quiet 5ejDc Tor western and
gsiic for state boat load OF 80 state sold for No
state. ant ~ 10 81 ~ Tor canada West barley
malt has been firm at siatin5 for rowcd state 81 NJ
@si i2is for 6rowci do and ~ ibssi 10 Tor Cnnnda
oats active but prices somewhat irregular; sales 1900
bush NJ 2iai3c for mixed aud 2i'f8sc for white in.
Guiding No graded Ut -c for mixed. and 29ia62eisc
for white also NJ white at ~ s@21ltc, No Chicago
Mt ~ is1ii &c with some business In the reported
Tor october at pic. Indian corn lower and more &C
tive sales on the spu' lT3pDD bush. ut 4slsc. for
steamer mixed and -, y sc Tor 40 2; 4Gaisc for
lower grades. jpsjtc Tor yellow. and 52@5Ic for
white 7ui TOT fitur delivery l>nUD bush. including
No mixed at ~ ,afs c for October aud 81 sataac
TOT november closing after Change at outside hgurea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Married ladies should the surest and mOsl agreeable
AnLJois, Milk VI MagneslA All druggists -Ai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-02

Thus far everything had gone on pretty much
rs expected. although the score OF 90 by the
eighteen WAS larger than some had anticipated.
Then came the surprise OF the day. Tho Aus
tralians went % the hat - run up score II
goa or So lust by way Of preparation for meet
ing the strong team Of Philadelphia on Thurs
day. The ilrsi TO open play on their behalf was
the brothers Zimmerman, ana when the Grace
81 Australia" had been retired for a single
and tho eyes Of the crowd had been openeO
10 the fact that our side were doing some un-
usually hno fielding and bowling, interest in
the contest began to rise II fever heat and after
il was seen that eight Of the team from Eng
land had actually been put out for single figure
scores, every movement Of the New York rcd
unknuwn IN any " the preceding International
cricket matches.
=. What, Charley Zimmerman out for single
You don't tell mo sof'
This and other like ordinations were heard
on all sides. as one after another the Australian
" cracks were either hoWlrd ont hy Brewster
splendid length balls or caught out by such
tive Il ,ld"rs RS tonovnr amt Sleigh. There
with the gamo. AMI That WIS tho fact tnHt the
Australians iOuui 900 the prr-H uf doe Sprugur.
the old E'kforl Base Ban Club pitcher. their
most annoying aud Troublesome bowling ou-
pOnrnt. doe g0tuhlly BOWED fourteen successive
maiden overs ina the innngs. and total of ~
in all. Brewster took The " rk'ts. and Spraeuc
took the fire ont ~ the hatsmcu. But for the
good pull up made 10y the tail end Of the Aus
rid of for loss than the righteons total. As 1t
Was. they scored only ~ runs Of which Boyle
tho weakest hatsnan Of the team. carried his
lat out for - and Allan battnd we'll for II.
Australians Ranu, rnan g. Couoycr . brewster o
G h1nn'tWAnc Stirh D. lrcNsi,r ]. llHrauh hu.w-
brewster. Muriock, run out .. Bailey o. sprasur. p
hnchNam % huwstr.u, CARAT @. Cross % BI,Wser.
I 49,, c 1T out loiA.an soutier -, bycs2 wide j.
falIW.,keis-l,e,o,i II. ~ %. 81, se 81, 7o-7o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
abingdon Notes.

A good many people were yester-
dav at Court, which was special
Grand Jury term, to indict several
parties who are in Jail and who are
entitled to a speedy trial.
Gov. McMullin used the dinner
hour for speech, and announced he
would contest the election of Col.
Richmond, and if unsuccessful would
continue to run for Congress until he
does get in.
Friend Broyles, at the Depot, keeps
one of the very best eating houses in
the South West, and is getting plenty
of custom too.
Geo. Keller, at the Depot, keeps
the best supplied Family Grocery
store in the country.
!. c. Headrick and Samuel Ha-
ger, charged with stealing cattle from
Maj. ]. T. Handy and attempting to
sell them to Mr.. c. Harmeling, of
this town, were to-day arraigned
at Abingdon and plead guilty
They were sentenced to three years
each in the Penitentiary. Headrick
is the man who for seven years played
deaf and dumb at Central Depot, and
afterward confessed to the deception.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
THE ROGERS-CAYWOOD
OUTLAWS,

THE MISCREANTS STILL HIDING IN
THE VICINITY OF TAZEwELL -
PROSPECTS OF THEIR CAPTURE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRISTOL, Tenn, Nov, II, 1873,
Intelligence has been received here
from Tazewell which leaves no doubt
of the presence of the ROgers-Cay-
wood party in PowelPs Valley
Their flight, as telegraphed to the
HERALD, was true, but the publicity
given to their torture and murder of
Ed. Jackson so aroused public opin-
ion that they became alarmed at the
almost certainty of failure in getting
out of the country and so returned
clandestinely to Claiborne county
They have since been harbored and
concealed by political friends in POw>
els Valley, their home being within
twenty miles of the scene of murder.
MOVEMENTS REPORTED.
The $4,000 reward also had the
effect of alarming them and they
came into Tazewell on the night of
the 9th inst, 1t VAS then rumored
they had escaped via South Carolina
to Canada, but they again were seen
inTazewell the night of the 18th,
though they had previously made
show of leaving in the direction of
Morristown. There is very little
doubt that they are now concealed
within ten miles of TazeweII, and
though the Kentuckians are fruitlrss-
ly hunting them, expert and bold
detectives could capture them in less
than a week, They are drinking
outrageously, and while they would
be dangerous when forewarned.
bold dash would easily take them
during their drunken revelry. They
are sure TO slip into TaZewell again
under cover of darkness and will
doubtless lead fugitive life several
weeks in the hills of Claiborne uGtil
severe weather sets in and then at
tempt to escape to the Pacific coast,
Public sentiment is now strongly
aroused against them, and but for
their influence with the present off,
Gals of the county their capture aud
surrender to Kentucky and their
speedy execution would soon follow.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
NATURES NOBLEST REM
EDY
Endorsed by Medical Profession.
aTHE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND
WATER FROM THE BEDFORD
ALUM AND IRON

ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS.

ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS.
AN excellent tonic, Alternative and
diuretie. Medical Asso. Lynchburg,
Va.
Used with unparalleled success
in h@morrhagic Malarial Fever. >
| recommend it as preventive and
cure for Yellow Fever.-W. A. Green,
M. D, Ex-Vice Pres't. Ga. Med. Asso.
Invaluable for Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhea and nervous Diseases. >
Geo. II. Harrison, M. D., Woman g
Hospital, N, Y.
Efficient in disorders of the Liver,
Kidneys, Bowels and Bladder. '-B
r. Mitchell, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
Successful in diseases peculiar to
women.'-B. Blackford, NJ. D., w.
ii. Horton, NJ. D., Virginia.
tUnequaled in Scrofulous and Gu
taneous Affections.'-J. NJ. Allen, M.
D., North Carolina.
Successfully used in Veneral Infec-
tions.'-B. Roemer, M. D. st. Louis,
Missouri.
Unfailing in Throat Diseases. DIS.
G.. w. Darlington and w. s. Morris,
Virginia.
Entirely cured of chills by it,
Rev. Z G DOdson, Va.
Has real merit. SO Med Journal.
PRICES WATER, 81 CASE OF
DOZ. ] GAL BOTTLES 50 FOR 5 GAL.
DEMIJoHN 80 CENTS GALLON.
MASS so CENTS and 81 BOTTLE,
50, so and So HALF DOZEN sent post
paid. Liberal terms properly graded
to wholesale and retail dealers dir,c-
tions and analysis with each package ;
full proof of all claimed free upon APP
plication sample supply free to ply
sicians desiring to test.
These Springs are open the year
round Terms till lst December 80
month. 50 week, 81, 80 day, to favor
those cut off from home by yellow
fever. Fare first class-all the attrac-
tions-Carriage meet visitors at
Lynchburg, lawyers and Forest up
on advice of arrival latter two points
only miles from Springs. Fare to
Springs 81. Address A NJ DAVIES,
Pres't of the Co., Lynchburg, Va.
There is Sanitarium on the preml-
ses in charge of skillful physicians for
treatment Of invalids. Sold by Blunt
ing & Pepper, Bristol Tenn.
sept. s, '78-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
QUEER.

There is just one point worthy of
notice in the revolutionary frenzy of
those Funders who are now attempt
ing to stir up feeling against the ap-
preaching session of the Legislature.
They all plead that the money which
the session will cost should be saved
for Free School purposes. Now these
gentlemen ought to know very well
that the schools will not get this mon
ey if the session should not be held.
They know very well the school mon
ey is being taken by the consol bond
holders, and that, if this session could
be defeated, it will continue to be
taken by them. 1t SO happens that
this cry does not come from the friends
of Free Schools. The cry comes
from those whose action has placed
the bondholder higher til an t h e
schools higher than the State. The
people are not willingly going to trust
the chapionship of the school system
to the champions of the veto that
struck them down.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own fault, and there Ia only one
excuse for you,-your unreasonable
prejudice land skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowl-
edge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's Au-
gust Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable efftc cts, such as sick head
ache, palpitatioD of the heart, sour
stomache, habitual costiveness, dizzi-
meas of the head. nervous prostration,
low spirits, &C. Its sales now reach
every town on the estern Continent
and not a Druggist but will tell you
OF its wonderful cures. You can buy
a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
For sale by ]. A. Dickey & Co.
Dec 1l,'7S-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26

CONSOLIDATED RAILWAY LOCAL
Express. the recent heavy
storm on the Chesapeake Bay. the
steamer Florida, being heavily freigh-
ted with goods for our merchants, sus-
tanned .erious injury and had her car
go considerably damaged by salt wa
ter. Among those who suffered were
Messrs. Noah Walker & Co, clothing
merchants of our city, who had box
of fine clothing damaged by the water
The box was delivered promptly on
its arrival here, and the efficient agent
of the company. Col E. NJ. Field,
who has charge of the department
here, had the goods Immediately open
ed and by disinterested parties ascer-
tafned the amount Of damage, and
promptly handed over TO the agents of
n. Walker & Co.. the amount of loss.
1t gives US pleasure to announce this
fact, when so many corporations are
disposed to hesitate and postpone the
settlement of losses on technical
Misunderstanding HRder and Ap-
peal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
AA A Neat Brick
Residence For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his
new BRICK RESIDENCE, Oh James
street, in Bristol Goodson. The build
ing is a two-story gothic structure,
containing nine rooms, with all the
modern improvements. Attached is
a conservatory for flowers.
1t is situated on the beautiful emil
nence, just in front OF Sullins Female
College, known as Solar Hill, which
overlooks the town and commands a
beautiful view Of the surrounding
country. The yard and garden are
beautifully laid off and arranged in
beds, and everything about the place
is new and in first-class order. The
lot contains three-fouD tbs of an acre,
the whole or part of which will be
sold with the dwelling, as the purchas-
er may wish. There is also on the lot
a splennid spring. with a good stone
dairy over it, Bishop Water Eleva-
tor. a good stable, &c.
This splendid property will be sold
on very reasonable terms, the title to
which is perfectly good. For further
particulars call on or address
JOHN w. JET,
Bristol, Tenn.
Nov. 26-5t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
The Forth Coming Message.

Things sometimes leak out. We
have private advices that Gov. Holli-
day has prepared his message for the
coming session of the Legislature, and
will therein assent that the public
debt Of Va. is less than 80 millions,
that an increase of the cents will be
ample to meet every requirement, and
recommending an Increase of ten
cents for school purposes. How true
this is, we shall soon see, and we for
bear comment until we do.