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N-77" G. REAT + RG \ ms
IN DRY GOODS
AT A. EI'TIIER < SONS,

MI G. r L AT + HG Ms
IN DRY GOODS
AT 4. HUTILER < SONS,
goo BROAD STREET.
BLACK and COI.ORED CACHEMlRE>. full line,
from l5c. to :. 1928:
POPLIN LIi-TRES, fuli lire Of c"lOrs. 1T l2tc.;
PEKiN STRIPES. IN SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
VETS: -
BLACK and C01OEED SlLhS, NELfETS, ana
NELNGTEENS:
;, few more of lho,c CHEAP DAMAsK TOWELS
ut Csc; ~
UNDERWEAR:
UDSIERY. WHITE GOODS. aud CASSI1lERES:
NOTIONS IN cuGless VARIETY:
NEW sTILE Cl.OAkiNG, for ladies':
WALKING.JACkETSa ana CltCILAFCLOAkS !;
LhDIE ,GIDAKS and HbLMANS-iuii line:
FHINGES. PASSING Mt ERIE TRIMMING. and
BUTTONS. IN great variety:
RICHARDSON'S LINENS III much less than rcgu-
Iar prices: ~ .
SIIAWIS, FLANEELS. and 81. ANKETS. Call at
4. UUTZThR & SONS,
no IO.2m 800 Broad street.
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II MARRIAGES. s.

Married. IN this CITY, on the mofnirg or the 18th
instant, by The Rev. Alexander &. Brown. Mr..
JAMES NEWLY of Hrnrico county, TO Miss
MARY S. ANCARRCW, of this city. No cards 4
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co !
RICHMOND. VA, November 10, 1879.
FEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
l. STOCKHOLDERS OFTlIE RICHMOND ANIt
DIT the Office OF the company. corner Of Bank and
Tenth ST. eefs, in tile city Of Richmond, On WE'D
NESDAY, December 10th proNimO, At Y o'clock
NJ The books for the transfer OF stock Will lie closed
from tho 10Th instant until after the day of u ect-
ing. RICHARD BRnokE,
no lO.l7,24Stdtd Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY X. X. Co.,
No. 80 BROAD STREET.

NEW YORK, October % 1879.
THERE WILL BE A GENERAL MEET
4 ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
RICHMOND AND AELEGHANY RAILROAD
COMPANY 1T the company's office. In Richmond.
va. on the 29Tu DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879, al
~ NJ. for tile election IL Il president and board 81
directors and the transaction of any business hat
might be regularly brought hcttre an anniia meet
ing. JAMES =. " Ellis.
no 4-td Secretary.
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SEINE.TBREAD

G EiNE.THREAD, Npussfs
We are now Receiving our iirst supply Of SEINE
THREAD. consisting of all numbers ana quant,ess
Although the prices have greatly advanced VIZ
Enabled to cer these goods 1t extremely low
Our goods are warranted to be FIRST CLASS ana
We inteni in the future as IN the past 20 ma'usap
he excellent reputation OF our trace sna nSSs
4. +. LICHTENSTElS y SINS.
Sole Importers of Lion Brand Seine,ThfeS q.
corner Seventeenth and FranAha sHeess.
no I9-3m
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III TRY IT !

r<G1 TRY II!
TIE BEST BARGAINS CAN BE HAD At
HUTILER BROTHERS,,
52J BROAD STREET.
PRINCES aud GI31PS. pretricr and cleaner than
ANY house In the city: BLACK aud tULDltED
VEIvETS. SILKS. aud ShTl>S III greatly REDUCED
prices: RIBBONS and LACES 1T less Than New
York prices: CDIsSEIS, very csIeap-a iui line +;
HOSIERY. the very cheapest 70 Ice found anywhere !:
UANDKERCHIkFS. KID GLOVES. HAMBERG
EDGiSG. &c. 4 full line % MERl 80 aud WOOL.
UNDERW EAR 4, prices 10 rs onish all. GOLD
Plated JEWELRY Il specially.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at prices to defy
competition. 10 Is
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Ny@ CLOAKlNG AT
COHEN BROTHERS..
One-and-a.haIf- yard-w HEAVY CLEARING at
IL 20 a yard:
Every variety OF LIGHT-COLORED CLEARING,
suitable Tor ladies and chfldren's wear. no 22

me- GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS
ut COHEN BROTHERS.;
CORSETS 1T 65c. worth fully 81;
Upwards Of $50 dozen CORSETS just received ut
greatly reduced prices:
Also, large stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES
among them
FLEECED GAUSTLETS at zoe. 4 palr-6 buttons
LADIES' FLEECFD GLOVES ut 35c.:
CHII.DREN'S CLOTH GLOVES al 25c., valued at
40c.: and many other great bargains.
Call for the LEROY SEAMLESS Rid GLOVES
they The best and cheapest GLOVES offered
In the United States. COHEN BROTHERS,
% Sole Agents for Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH,
G ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCKS
THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED THIS SEASON.
THE GREAT REDUCTIONS IN MANY GOODS
WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
BARGAINS WILL BE
OFFERED.
BLACK ENGLISH CASHMEREs-t birty-eigbt
inches wildcat &c.;
LUPiNrS CASHMERE ut 60c., valued at 75c.;
SAT1H-FINlSH nj 75c.:
Forty-inch~wfdc BLACK NOME CLOTH at 81,
reduced from st 40;
ALL.WOOL -CAblEL'S-HAER at s5c., reduced
from 81 90:
FRENCH cRApE CLOTH at 1926. reduced from
$3.50. Do22
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I VICHY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The demand for these WATERS having r,cr,r,
so general have reduced ih" price to III Der o.,
Of fifty quart-bottles, or 50 per single dorm
OSCAR CRkNI
no 25-lw No If Goycr,,r,,-.
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rs,a,Ga ERg. uAA&swARE. tx.

-,s,assrsS ERR .aSi.a&iW ARE. TX.
THINA, GLASS, &C.-Just received, a
~ large variety Of goods TO Interest houschtepcTs.
. nj, ,surr To show goods and quote prices. Those
who call shall he rewarded. Merchants huFins Tor
cash are requested examine this stock priorc PUT
cl aSuy csAs here. t,r ~ Bargains III RD!h ElS
ThBLE-CCTLrRY auL AIED.WARE
II. II WALLACE,
or oo.1u 400 Broad street.
C,PEtJAI. CHINA SPECIAL.
CHINA direct from France:
CHINA direct from. England:
CHINA direct from Japan.
PLAIN WHITE and DECORATED DINNER ana
TEA-SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories, ordered
before the advance In price. Call and see ne"
shapts-aud low prices. ,>. r.,
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
s.oa 1907 Nam street.
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NNUAL MEET1N G.-The annual
~ meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF TfiF
RICHMOND. FREDER!CKShIIRG AND PnTo-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD CONNECTION COMPANY will he
held on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF November.
1879. ut the Office Of the Richmond. Fre'!cricLs-
burg aud Potomac Railroad Company, In the city
of Richmond, at - o'clock noon.
no IL j. B. WINSTON, SCCreiarY.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD,)


TREASURER'S Ou FICE.
RICIINoND, VA. November ~. 1879.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
will be held at the Office OF The COMPANY, corhcr Of
Byrd aEd Eighth streets, on TUESDAY the Ion
instant. at II O'Clock NJ.
The BOOKS UFTRANSFER will he closed from
the goth Instant until after the day of meeting.
n. w. WARRINGTON.
no 12-flm Treasurer.
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MS" WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4
handsome line of CASSIMERES.
no2l LEVY BROTHERS.
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Annst. C-EnANrnRrI1. Rrcordcr. no25.ll

rVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the office or the company DECEMBER 10, 1879.
ut II NJ. as per adjournment November 5, 1870.
The books for the transfer Of stock will he cOsod
Il ON the 30th instant until after The day of meeting.
no 25-td W. +. SMITH, Secretary.
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M EETsNGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,)
No. 2. KNlGHTs TENPLAR. (
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1879.
GENERAL ORDER No. 14.-SIR W
of the Commandery at the asylum (St. ~
Adams HALL, corner Third and Main + y
streets. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at 7k/
O'clock in c!izrrs dress. Business of importance
regarding clothing will be presented Members of
tbe Comma utIery OF ST. Andrew, No 13, and visit
Ing knights. cnlrIcouSy Invited.
BY order OF Emiueut ComnIncer.
}. THOMPSON BROWN.
Captain General
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IL COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY 4 large lot Of WHITE BLAN-
KETS. in good all-wool goods, 1T fully 40 per
cent. under value:
Also. a large lot Of CARPETS purchased greatly
under value; besides hundreds OF other GOODS.
no %
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THE OCTOBER PLDESlRL1S MATCHES

In answer to numerous inquiries with ref
ersice 20 nog Weston contest Tor I4e Asey belt
IN septeuib viii affect gis proposed series OF pedes
riau uatcus. IN tie MADISON square Garden M October
Dan-l O'Leary has issued a circular stating they
" III ID, held wne Not. The prize honey
anouuun TO $500 Tor the dfss contest has been de-
postr, With Editor % The Spil o. he Times and
I,s payment 10 the winners secured On July %
forty four eutro with tn preliminary fee Of $40 lad
been received nd It is tAouznt TIA TIE number VII o.
increased 10 100 by September 49, wueu the entries
close Only tweuty-hYe selected Win regard 20 theiG
ability u reeurl- be- allowed TO start. - as % lI-
ann, "A gsun rlfe ANA give A tlr contestants Ihf
oriorrt,utrv Ony tno<. VINO made good the tOta
entrance fee 81 rlOO by oeptrmi er - VIII r coh-latfc
In be selection OF cue tNruil ave second contest
will be- bed for when large prizes vii be gwen Tor the
bruet Il the Eec-s 1rilus nOt aO@ed 10 START ia tr
first Larry llyes uourv 9" cohpttfurs mat lac VII
ftn.b dress groom. beas.esd aBd bedding stove.
furniture Aest 4nd snt, cut eoh VIII nave 10 pro
vide III. own food, clotuing ami attendance
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PROBLEMS FOR BANKERS.
THE CONVENTION AT SARATOGA.

THE CONVENTION AT SARATOGA.
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY REPREsENT'D-woRK
OF THE ASSOCIATION DURING THE YEAR-His-
TORY OF WESTERN BASKING-CAIIFoRNiA's TX
PKRIKNCF-FLFCrIOS OF OFFICERS
At the opening session in Saratoga yester-
day of the convention called by the American
Bankers Association, VicePresident Vermilye
made brief opening remarks. Secretary Buell.
presented the results of the work of the asso-
citation during the year, officers were elected,
and two papers were read. The papers were
by II. II. Camp. of Milwaukee, on Western
Banking, and by George r. Gibson, of San
Francisco. on California Banks. All parts of
the country were well represented, even dis
tant cities in the South and West sending
men to take part in the proceedings. To-day
the opening paper will be by the Hon. John
Jay Knox, Controller of the Currency.
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LIVERPOOL Aug. G-l2.3O p motion heavy; Ma.
ding pands. 64-i.; MdIlng Orleans, 6Isdi IUnb
brrs inc u.iu. 500 bales Tor speculation export Re-
cipts $50 aies, including 3, 50 bales Am~cau tuHres
september delivery 6afFt also 6'rs
So also aI September ana Dctl rr delivery IsL,
also dagd, also tisL, 90, October November det ~
Ud. So G. November ana December eFrff1A i,
J13rll. crop.
pea Octo0erauu November. sail, 5i9 si,
iIyEgPuoL. Aug 6-l.3J Do. Audlng IpandS Cotton,
Glad, Miuduug Orleans, 6slgd
90 bales American. tuiur-s-l plaLts, Low Md
CLAUSE, september and OCtoDci ALSO
delivery oiaai III.
lO'c; LO~ MudlG Ioooci Good OfnaIY lO'fci receipt
bales safes. i3 bales.
MoRE Aug. onion duii; Mdding.li &c Low Mo
ding UC 90 Ordinary, w.: IA receipts, none, eN-
ports culstwl. bales stock ltI6l bales
t4ALyEsIOs. g. cotton quiet Kidding, lO9fc. Low
MuaBs. iOi4c. Good Ordinary. 5'sc. Uc reociyts 80
bales bales, all New GOitUIs IL
9.lZb
MOBILE aug o-C0ttOn nomin i lower sell; Midi ing.
lU IinE luitC
Il bales Exports coistTse 90 bales sales, none sccN,
'NFwORLfANs Aug. 8.-Cottou easy. nominal: MIifHug.
1915; LON Nj ding, lO4c. GOol ordinary. Ssc; net te
crlps 30 bales - nlcsi exports co4rtHis- 100
bales sales 100 baes last eyenl - bales siocs, Abb
NoaFoLK Aus Cotton quieti Mddliug, l0itsr.;
receipts % bales; exnOrs coaswsc 10 bales sales noae
l.t99
PAT nELPHA Aug 6-Coton steady; Ntiili7g. II qc.
Low Mdd ID ~. Cool Ordinary 1899 net receipts,
none sales 2fj uaes al 10 spinntrs SUCK 60c1 bales.
SAVANNAH AuE. Cotton uull. dulILng lO.lG; Low
Mddug lOl-c, GoOd Ordinary, 3est nee receipts nOuei
oxpOrfs Caasf - bales. stock. l,..I6 bales.
LOUIS. Aug 6-CottOn Cu lower. MiadlnK lo'scf Low
Mladug, 2c.. Good urinart, loci receipts 20 balosi
y ufle4. sales 81 TL bal
WILMINGTON Aug G-COiton steady. 3aalnR III &c; Low
MdGiuc. lie. Gnod Ordinary. l.t. net receipts EoLe5
exports coa-twise, 4 bales; slock. I43 bales.
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ROBFRT RUSHING.

Ex-Judge Robert Rushing died at his resi-
deuce u HackettstOwu y J., Tuesday, after lin p
ering Illness Judge Rushing prominent man, not
only IN county aud state but iu National politics.
he was Republican from the organization OF the parry.
elected to The legislature for several terms n IA
9u tN-rgi-lnag Drmtc crane district, had been Iuter-
nI Rvei Assessor. ana had received IN RepuD lcau
nominal ON for Congress .i his q strict. liz APP
Toir-d -y-Jud ~ by & vernon Rpdic which position
h. led until asst Spring, when failing health competed
MIN o res. IN. He q mbcr pi ne PresbYte rl3n
Church aud Past Grant Master OF Free MasOns. The
unera viii AXE place from lis late residence on Satug-
day 4r 3 d..
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KILLED BK i BOILhR EXPLOSION.

ALBANY, Aug. 6.-At 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon boiler Of tie eua.e Sacramento. wnile
having It's safety-yalye saulod tie Boston ANA Albany
IA foad roundhouse AZ Grueubush exploded Instantly
killing Thomas smith and Frank Murphy. machinists
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n IA csreenbackism; and then it is Labor Reform or
b-hshn iust as YOU chance to jostle H. But kalei-
soseopeS are fra things. Accidents happen 10 theIn
"a wnen one Of thesn ehecutlly Knocked over or
stsnped on not all the kings horses nor al the King
mn can ret the bite OF worthless ass into shape again.
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Shod De treated externally with CuE,Ur assisted by tha
CutcuIa soap. and Resoivent taken internally uuu cured
aud for some afteUwafd here zoe humOr-
the do ana 10 show rhemsey nn ;he surface
the Reso.vrut al0le viii speedily drive from Tire sTs
The Cuticura Remedies irfilY cure the most l1tth-
some -crGr0us and san and soap umuTs, i- az
tested by unsolicited testimonials n posses
4iU
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DiEN
BACKE0n Tuesday, August Peter Baeke after nger.
sickness
Notice OF iIneral hereafter.
De LANATER-On Ijulay, August g. Eleanor wii8 Of
Jane. De Lamtter.
Relatives friends inUtet attend she fHeFa at
her residence, 1913 East 3ftt. Thursday, $50
DOE ON Tuesday. August .. Charles l. De. ir
No ~ Pcnnsyyan Elizabeth. Y.
j., ri lty, the -th .IsI.. az Il O. u-
EARLE-On Nr t.fty. 8th Of consump' on. J. no
bart only OF John II. ana sarah EaTie.
Will FRIDAY uJrI x, sth lsr 40 clock,
frO % Che hons. of his ftti5r, No. i West 3lsf T.
Relatives ana friends ars ''tDssJf ilsd 10 Atteuf
WHITE RDP on JIly 26 London, Benjamin Robert
WintutOp in the 16th VI AIS
Norce % llArfai hereafter
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rRIBLNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.Us H. i I %
Iur.-s uruIIs d - Do 90 q
ur~crnnz
bF " lJs-rl -nf
represents TIE saIaous il Temperature
tribune OFFICE An-. 7. a. mater the down
ward movement yesterday morning tue changes were
sius4t, aud at midnight the tendency WAS upward.
Parity cloudy taud al times threatening weather tue
morning vas followed by faIT weather during the greater
part me day but during portions OF the night party
cloudy weather again prrflled. The tcmpeTaitfc
raaEeI between 10 anu Jlo sac average beng -
hznrr than Tuesday. Ilr luuant OF moisture 10
the Afr has been reduced CONSIDERABLY
Cooler Il "a. Or or ptr.y cloudy weather may DC eA
pectea in tlM- city and I.IlY ln-lAY.
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7.
miles from ferries e.. 81 han ,erlsin Sup't 0.acs
al tde Cemetery 3 +. hsDDerd. gsuI "a East IstsL
Post Oigce Nouce-rne sign gsfS ftlf
SATURDAY August 9 1870 sIi Ci0,s e AS nee "A
EIEh DAY, tlf Ear stsa nsliD Wise lul.
Queenstown sDN ~. DAf AZ a of Elrole ~
-trtasuly lIfssIss cOrrssp J1deuco ior
Fr4lce p- addres5esiIs and az Tor
direct BY -. i-iafpBt VA Hare "a
I'd -p AZ a. $50 In. ireland direct, 9uee4s
Town 8rrrnJuurnce Grc@l Britain ana the CDnun-Pt
specially adAfeS-ei aid Il 1890 Europe.
Irrirr. VIA PYtop1tn, Chnrsodrg anl Htn
bIrl SArU kDAf Al o. M, Tor Europe ~ steamsAg
Celtic 81 lleeD.toNa tcOrr-<DDud~acv German
soot.Aad mas. Oe specially addross-l ui.
SCOT dIr-ct, by steamship Ethiopia G4-Row add
1850 TOT LuruDr oy sfsinsuD Weser. va Soas2.
s.IylJuaud Bremen iAe uals Denmark. SHsIcp. tud
N0i Dispatched bY Hamburg Bremen
lny IAr Tor the West inilss Bf.b .tl Arsen $40
N~w Hurs August g. ais iJc NssiOuisn cave
Ntw-fcrk august The na To- hsT4na ie4Fs NeH YORK
o. HaytL jamaica an AAgaoaiDo
leave August Z. Tue mails Mexico leave
YORK AUgusl D. Tie tor Aspiuwt and sOltn Pacinc
Ports cave NrN-Yufk August /. rAs CaHa ani
J.pan August 10 rue mails Tor A1ssrb
la &c. leave ,eptehOrf 1.
EIGs o. 8 dEs. P1stn4sstG
P,st Otac- YORK, August > 1874
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CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.

KIM UNI = LlThl WIZ.
TTE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY BETWEEN 10000 AND
4OOO0-TuE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC BY
OVER 100 MAJORITY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. G. Unofficial but
def alte returns rom shout fly counties show falling
Of on Monday Of about ouerd in the aggregate vote
hut about the usual democratic majority. I'll,
R-pubicans have made legislative gains, but
the General Assembly is Democratic by ovrr
100 majority on Joint ballot, against IA
TWO years ago. DIT. L. P. B,ackDuras majority fr Gov
ernor Is varously estimated from 10000 10 40 00O
The vote recommending call for a Constitutional
Convention, though supported by both parties,
has undoubtedly Jailed OF the required constltu-
r0u4l wsioritv. Tie election unusually quiet
all The STATE. serious difficulty oeEs renortrd
The treeuhack party haH certainty eCted W0 ueiu-
brrs OF tuc Lower Hausr Of rue legislature bu their
ggrcgaIr vote insignificant II TINS county Jrhfr-
sou) Rlackburu gets 696l votes, AID Evans " ~.
4Olg AT The last GU5eruaiura' race Nctft ~ tDcI.
received zoo votes, and Harlan tRrpJ, T16O.
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Otter odorou4 winters undergo many variations OF
thev ffDr INTO iuspGty but LHAT a. !ANlAN- tLou-
DA WATEg pas.r. through such AHA A. - when
sguuked Upon the dkerchef or he garment 70 remains
-dtlcatc. re. rcshug and DE- igi tful 10 he Last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
MLDNLGRI NEaTHhR REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.s,,yoysjs FOR he p1st . 4 hours.

synopsis tor ne past "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7, Il. m.-Warmer and
partly cloudy weather has prevailed IL the utlcr
states with southeriy winds, change in pressure,
aud local rains IN GeOr-Ia aud on the western Gull
Coast Rain has prevailed in Tennessee and ne ONO
Valley, Missouri and Iowa, with variable winds and
slight changes i'm temperature and pressure. TIE O. M
UeTa IRE ua. fallen m rW-Englan0 and northern por
ru of he Middle -Lte-. with w-teily winds ana gen
orally clclr weather. Partly Oudy weather has pre-
val I'd the LAKE region Wttu variable winds ana 40
change va tenperaturr.
IndtcQitoHs,
For New-Englaud, cooler. partly cloudy weather
winds mostly from nvIth % west, auG ON the coast
rlsli z D. .Tumf, er.
For he Middle states, hglt variable winds, partly
cloudy rr. ami souttei portions local rains
VITA stationary slight fall IN temperature, aGt no
decided Change in pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07

Str Lepmto Br Rogers Hull July 20 via Boston san
BARK Ar,eusa Glaueuo IraD, Ceue, days. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
Keith Johnsnn. IA AfrLcan explorer. was a son

Keith Johnson, the African explorer, was a son
NJ tue eminent English geographer u the same me.
He was tine leader OF expedition semi ont 10 africa by
the ROYAL Geographical ,Ociety with the African eX
p.orauOu fund. Having left England II Noyeu-
Der last, he rea, he'd Zanzibar January 5. IL
first made a shore expedition 10 the Usambara
Mountains. north OF the ngaln River ana y.s.tcd
Fuea the capital II tina try He urned o. NH
bar 10 April bur prevented from beginning 1i- ex-
palftiou bv excrruauaIIv heavy rains aud swollen
ar ans On the 18Th 90 Ma started with 1873 toll
lower, and crossed to Dar--c4iHan, lac main
land fu tine ~uItau's steamer star. Ih4 place
He left on Is D Of y, b Oh WIS the last direct
Intelligence from um previous 90 the annOunc ment OF
hi, death TIE object. OF his expe lItou to en-
tue north end II L. Nya.sa ny new and 0rec route
from The coast and then explore tho unknown tract be-
tween That a be aud the south end of Taugauyba. He
Intended t. follow the road nr ugh Uza ano a. AR -
the LUfii. al then crud the latter by its malu
branch ne Urrang1, c. Nyassa and Tnganylka. Inls
route would have taken him through totally unknown
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and arernan John McIntvre. william Horton oroman,
Wyn4u Cr.snnefi en- q neer an Robert r. Miller
orised and scalded- The engine was Lurrd distance
O orr feet.
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Providence, r. l., Aug. 6.-Samuel S Foss,
Tor about ry years editor proprietor OF The W00a-
sOc6et Patriot, died at noon to-day.
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ommlffe appointed tac Park. MeifOse aud
eInnu requested u meet St Jerome Park ca
louise A y ciock D. Genera ate dance
Important business all De- iald before he com
LEoNAKD JEROME. Chairman.
SOme New paper Tendencies
An address " Journal IN UY " uIlELAW REID.
Price 90 cents
HESRY HOLT 60,
New-York
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A BERNHARDT TAsK.-There Is a rumOr that
Sarah Bernhardt mas Undertaken Duet OF BeacODsreld
ais IoIdshp VIII all skill II Is not easy 10 chise.
hiin.-lFunny E0lkA
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nARRLLL.

CLARK-CLA nK-On TuesI ay evening August 3 1879, az
shr % rbe bride. parents ln F'uref. y. j. by
the Rev Edward H. Camp the Robert Brace CLARK. II
Newark, ~. l.. Adellde T., dau slor ol Lewis J..
CLARK, esq.
III notices 0f NariaBes m41 he Hlor,sl ria f4y
nm IL add
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OBITUARY.
KEITn JOHNSON.

LONDON, Aug. Cdr. john Kirk, the British
Cousu-Ge neral at Z.uzYar, rira writes tEat Keith
johnson, Che leader OF expedition to explore be
head OF L r Ny ssa died % dvsent.ry Tie % 81
June Berouero. 100 miles inland from DtrsS~ ala
Tue cxp.uI.ilu wll iuu al by Nr Thomson, the
scent he assistant 81 MIR. JorusOn.
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JOSEPH SEVERN

ROME, Aug. 6.-Joseph Severn, formerly
British Consul here, and VOL known artistic circles
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1IasIfIls = 7
2 =. miles from ferries e. 81 ghan erlsn. Sup't. oacs
AZ tAe lemeery. y y. nsob.ra gsuI. q as. Lat.L
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
THE MAINE NIX.

Augusta, Dec. 10-The hearing in the
mandamus case Of Andrew G. Smith, petit
toner, vs. Edward H. Cove, secretary of
state, began this morning in the senate cham.
Der before Judge Vergin. The chamber
was we'll filled with people. After the read.
ing of the petition for a writ of mandamus
to compel the secretary Of state to give &C.
cess to the election returns and Of the reply
Of the respondent. the governor, in which
he denies that he is at present the legal
custodian of tie returns, or has been since
October 30, at which time he delivered them
to the governor and council, the COUNSEL for
the petitioners presented the case to The
court. He touched upon the jurisdiction of
the court in the matter; the jurisdiction Of
the court over the par,ies-citing many au.
thorities and the legality, justice and neces-
sity of the issuance of the writ of mandamus
in this case-holding that the governor is
the legal custodian Of the returns; that the
people have the right to have access to them,
and that the exhibition Of them BY the gov.
ernor is simply a ministerial act, which he
should be requested to perform.