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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-06

Corner Goth and streets northwest.
1873 ST., blk 10 $50 1889 10th ST., fr. g rs 10
2lS5 q st, b'k IA rs 40 S3I 26th b,k q "a m 1 10
Si znth ST. ,fr Is HAT 18th St. fir, 10
aiao ST. o. rs MI 20 102l 49, bk 2rs. MI 10
~ ~ ra ~, o. RS mi 20 24l6 Nst FIR. 10
tns r, m 20 1874 10Th st. 3
30 n ~, ". Q r. NIL IL Stores.
10 Ia., no rsIS ~ and st. fr. store so
go n ~ rs MILL IBIS ST. bk store Is
"a Beall. Geo'n, f., IL 1914 + AZ stcrn -
20 e, m. ~ list l. SITS. store rs g
a .arEe nst OF properly Tor sale at this Office
noZo-2o, z9d2,4,6 W. X. WILCOX. 10th and SITS
THoMAs J. MYERS. Real E is;s 4 AGENT.
FOR RENT.
CD Z st. II rs, mod. imps. 1924 14th st., store
and residence.
FOR SALE.
SO ii st. n.w.. water and gas.
l017 9th ct. NV, IA, 600 II. ground.
gl0 I'D St n;w, rms, lot Il It. front.
x5l Il st. n.w., lot S0xl00.
sold cheap.
Lots In an parts Of the city seplS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-06

WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ALI
w work guaranteed. At CHACE'S, GIG Louisi-
ana ave. mar29
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Proceedings Of the Board Of County Com.
misainnAFS

Salina Kansas July .,h, iS.s.
Board Of County Commissioners met In regular ses-
sion.
Present. James Caxlin, chairman; L. G. Denton
and w. Il. School, members.
Commissioner l.. q. Denton presented the follow
ing protest. which was ordered placed upon the CON-
mi ssioners' record.
Whereas NJ . special meeting held by two Of the
Saline county May 18th, 1879. the question Of ai
peal from the damages awarded by the commission
ers Of the S. 4 S w. Il. r Co. Was considered. an!
. decision placed upon the clerks journal by the
chairman Of SAID board In which an injustice was
done thu undersigned 4 member Of said boa-,i.
h-r~hy objects Ia and protests against said dr.
cis,on REMAINING SAID clerks record Tor the ioi
lowing reasons;
FIRST. Saii special meeting Illegal from the
fact that said scc AL meeting adjournment
from any regular special Injecting; ami thu under
signed had no notice OF sai,i meeting, prov ided
for ty law
second. The undersigned did not refuse Ia vote.
~ the clerks record would make it appear
IhIrd AT any si-cial or adjourned meeting
cannot cause tie TO be mad. by ms sud
give the casting vote chairman oil saii bard.
The unsts rsIsn-d asks that this protes; be made
matter Oh record from the fact that the clerks
said Records rs they now stand, place the under
signed IN An unjust position before the public.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. q. DENTON.
In the matter o. the vacation Of . certain roa.i as
petItioned Tor by j. s. Woodruff and hers,
thereon postponed to Wednesday. July s,h. at :
O'Clock, A. II.
Aaron Robbins Was appointed treasurer of Pleasant
Valley township, to fii vacancy
The opinion Of county attorney John G.Spivev. In
regard Ia the compensation OF the county cofimis-
soD.rs OF saline county, was presented and read,
and ordered To be placed on the commissioner
record
The following bills against the county fSaline were
presented. sulied and allowed
Al AL. %.
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Farmers. when you are In search Of pillow,
call At A. xuir's manIf,esory. on FIth street
Salina. His pioWs are made Of the best mate
rial, are warranted TO scour In any soil, and
are In every way superior to any other sold In
town. Pafropize home industry.
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VIC chaIlcnge m, World

when We say we believe, We have evidence
to prove that Shiloh's Consumption Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, in-as-
much ~ il viii cure a connon or chrome
cough IN one lr,if .ihe tune, aad rcEee~ a-th-
MA, bronchitis. whoopihg cough, Group, and
sbowmore eases of consumption cured than
all others. II will cure where they fail. II i
pleasant to take. harmless To the yUungcs;
child. anal We guar ra~s what we say. PIie.
10 cts. 5octs. and 800 II your iungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use -hiloh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by II. VI. sale, druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Real Estate Transfers.


The following Is list Of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. fled in the Office Of 8.
T. Criss, Register Of Deeds, for the week
ending July 18th, 1879.
July 9th.
VIM Bishop AMI wife to . A smith, lots - and &c
Tenth street. Bishops addition. and oS5'i es west
of sarne-esp.W.
John Aureii to A,g Erikson. nea, q 7 L. Il y
$780,
July 10th.
Kansas Pacific Railway Csnpany 20 Peter kreute y.
lot Is, block 5, railrost siditou-oO.
Jsly Ilth
A r Roe AMI wife to Richard Dslterr. " acres in
shf OF swar OF g. T u. W-elO.
July 18th.
Dennis Riorian 20 Matthew Berigzn, svqr Of s "A
L. r vs., And Is scTes in swqr OF 5 s. I 10, "
-s2.0
VI Prescott and wife to q O Prescott lot s. High
land avenue, Prescott ssiditfoa-el %.
q A Sob~re and wife 10 y sofsky, nsqr Of -.
u. BE- w-es $40.
b Hancock 10 Harriet Miller, lot Is. santa Re
avenu~-e0.
A sicgrl and wife TO Joaa Ryan and John Berrin.
shf Of lot -, Santa Re ue-es. s0-
July 1jeh.
Mary Crowley 70 Matilda Crowley, lots Anil iands
in Saline counfy-es@.
Mary Collier to B Eesiessm. shf Of nhf lot %.
santa re syeaue q c Del %.
Mary Collier 10 Inward smith. shf Of lot q. S.Ata
fe aSenae Y D-N-W-
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Noasica1.

Mrs. A. +. KENNEDY would beg iief To say
to the citizens Of salIna, aat she Il prepared
to give ipsrucionS 10 a few pupils ,oa the
piano.
Mrs. Kennedy having received her musical
education in Europe, and having taught sew
eral years successfully ia this country, both
in st. Louis and i.cavrnworth, feels com
pctent 10 take charge OF pupils from the
youngest 10 the most advanced. Best OF refer
enccs given. Residence west side OF seventh
street. south of Iron ayenue. Salina Nan.
- ;thb.f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17

" COMMISSIONER contnueu 70 ofh"fF"~ morning al
so'eiock.
Board Of county COMMISSIONER met 81 o'eloct.
Present, james Carin. chairman; L. q. Denton sni
Bin OF >. q. Spisey. county attorney salary. al
iiRssignaiioa Of " Y. o. roerben, justice of the
pescs Of Gypsum township prevailed. and 90 motion
Ordered th.s The sum Of 80 % be transferred from
Saline county account TO Normal lnssitu e. fund
ks.a p s o. g:Ss t ;s.s an, = ssseT
the rosd therein prayed Tor Described SID psssn
q follow Comnsse,nS ~ = point !. ,ss = county
1sck. about is feet vest a tfe half section line
running north and south. through s~ctica q. town
thence south about So. vet sbSe, iss fe.i tnenr.
north shout 50. about ise feet lnt~r,~ei s4a
sssi Of ssd half sscfon line runaiar norfh aaa .ea
through sad section q. township IL. ranE- . se-t
e.,sd The following de.eribra rosd % VI. Com
feet ves, Of -sid half sse,.os ise IN s-otsos g. and
SIS feel wrss Of ss,d half seos~e line In s.4
q; SID p<si,ioa ~ accomplished Win asr-~ss~ni
said proposed rosd rss agrs-ins % n ~ypa~d
location change. and oosDsiss.ce<rs sssg
81. a !. h.. ssssss q. .n
olssss-d tsas Ne vessns o. sAd ieos;ssn OF
.ss.ss 3 e, a'5.a.s - "a -, u; - r.:, ::
Iocssios spos M Raj k-ord d he oees.
.
soasnolasrs Of Gypssm Township. r.ssdins IN tsss
vscsnay OF sd rosd shsrsia sssssd. asssszh-<
Md psssfioa - follSws: ConneS<fnS - IL soafk
vess oarnsr Of section Is tovnssp 10. r.sxs vss..
tsssoe soeth a deg vese sssAsa. u DIG ss-<. -
chains. th<oes sosfA u Org. - nEz- Sea,
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ship ID scsfs rsaEe usss WA&fA e rad 4 rs:s,
sd pssifsoe snnsmpaa.e-i vim n sgfs><-s.f il
vrtisg 81 IN ovses u fAs issi. Dseexs us-sa sad
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ssesssss prsesscsse. ssi 10 NAB SssAa~.s
rs.>oaais sxp~a-s. u~s o~tr~-f rhss M v~vsss
of ssd s-.sssn - d.sy~ns VIA. sss fAsf sd r.ss
psItss1.~d sss. ~ sprss<i SD NJ ep-zssJ essz1
sSse N ise~fse sf-sn ts< rpet sscc<s - tss a.
49,
b1si F~sss>se sisssi ~ Asyss bs-Asss nd o<s<--
s<AteG fs tss l.taa& o< esssszs sos; ssss s-sss-s
Uas accompanies VIA . s<~d r.ssss>i 81 ls~
Uk~r~ayaa IL h.srS 81 eassy es<ssns.<sss<ss f-.S
sAxisx~4 tkas Iss las BOD h~s sss<tsssAas csesssf
/ H. s1S-~asssi ~ - .axssn. e5kAs ssgG al u u
nsssrEscA r-rsr-. - a-vs 9; IT, s<a- u y O.
Nc CSxaEk. .s~sAx cr~~A i~ssse~y. ga
@sy % Azx2xs, is-s. ssa srass<4 - s.<l
sss4 roae sd zEvs al Parties s.,<rss,.z sesr1ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Notice.

Whereas my soa, George Frederick
keeler. is doing basioess in his Own
name and for himself alone. this il %
inform the pablo that shall not Be re-
sp,nsiblc tor any debts contracted by
him after this date WV. EEILIR.
July 8, 1879.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
omcIal Paper Of the City Of saIIna.

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL can be
ound at the Book and News Store of White
head & Seaman's. first door east of Postofhce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17

Lime. Hair. Plaster and cement q Ebef-
street, also scsrrn doors Of the best patterns.
DO not fsil 70 60 % TIE lumber yard u 700
want any Of the rticles named. Eyesything
dfst ciaks
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do HOu Believe II

That ip this town there arg scores Of per
sons pa. Aug osss sorcevefy DAY, who's I've
are made miserable by Indigestion, dysPep-
sia, sour and distressed stomach. liver com
plant constipation, when for 81 cts. We vii
seIl them Shiioh's Vitalizcr. guaranteed 90
cure them. Sold by II. NJ. Sale, druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17

II c. Morton Cutler, Formerly Of f.csingtou,I
Massachusetts,. and . reskient Of Salins In
lSJi VIII ,.,onirnnaIrate with she un6k igned
he will hear Of something 70 he advahtase.
Flat + AID. CUriek,
= - - = SEQ Francisco, Cal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17

The 'Chicago rat, - after the scoring We gave him
to his attack upon the city council. backed
square down. last week. from the position he hal ts-
ken and commenced asssnltnx the senior Of this pa
per lie knew be was acting unfairly and unjustiy
toward the honest and respectable men who are now
in charge OF the city government and consequently
was more than willing TO beat . hssty retreat Now
AS for his attacks upon US. certainly stand
them. We have become accustomed to the Trades Of
abuse which have been hurled 1t through the col
of the Herald b. the beats and frauds who have
from time to time been In charge Of its columns In
fact we rather like it. 1t never hurts u.s. and acts
like the boomerang upon the msnipustors OF such
missiles With reference to the charge made by the
rat that have been. trying 10 collect more from
the county than We were justly entitled to- He pub
Iished last week the bill which made out against
the county printing for the past three months.
Now We did make . mistake in one item. which was
rectiiied just We discovered IT. We are en-
titled uuaer our contract to pay for publishing final
OF the custom had pursued few years hence. when
we charged the county tul rates all kinds Of sd
ine sesd Of final nosics the rat speaks Of. The
commissioners struck that from the bill. being =
sr our Sa The bill for the tracts Of
land and city lots OF the dnsl notice was promptly
allowed, well as the whole Of the balance Of the
bill That charge which was disallOwed was o. 90.
We make this explanation that the Taxpayers may
not be mised by the rats" representations. Like
breathe an honest breath. the 'rnt will never give
us the credit of having made mistake, any other
person is liable to do. But all others will. With
reference to the balance Of our bill which he pubhes
we are glad he has done All PriReevs will sustain
sayiag that We have done fsriy and ssuarey by
the county. We want the taxpayers to go to the
court house and examine our work a. compared with
similar work done by the Herald last year. They
will find that ours is 100 per cent. better Also in
looking over the bills OF the Herald they will find that
that paper charged the county much more for print
ing sometimes twice much) as IL would Q private
indy
bills was done by the rat" As one Of the commits
sioners has said, the county never before had such
good and cheap work done tor her is being done
now Ii is very easy for such . fellow this Stacey
TO put our charges in column and make q CORES
bonding hlled with items 10 suit himself. lie
knows iul well that will take him up and ask
him 10 do the work at what he calls the cost price.
That's boy trick. Nobody but u very small boy or
q rat" would undertake it, The ''rat" has had the
erontery tell about town that he made the commits
sioners, allowing bill for printing, reduce it
So. The commissioners regard HIM rs small pota-
toes and the county without paying any aiten-
tion TO HIM. The commissioners reduced our bill
lust 81 co. and diin't consult the immortal Stacey nj
any stage in the proceedings.
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The small boys are worrying their lives out
of them in trying to make a l2-inch kite. with
2-foot tall, vie with the eagle in Its upward
flight. The amount Of time and energy con-
sumed in this business directed to the mastery
of that branch Of education known as read
ing" would put the young hopeful into about
the third reader.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Kansas Central Foundry.

1ren and brass castings, store fronts columns
snaciine repairs. horse power and cane mills,
engine repairs, &c.
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On molten further proceedings OF the board OF
county commissioners continued Until Tomorrow
morning. July sth. ls,9. At O'Clock.
Sslina, July :, l,.s.
Board Of county commissioners met nj . clock.
Present. James CSrlin chairman: Z Denton and
w Scholl, members.
The foiiowi ng bills were presented. audited AMI
allowed:
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years. two months and five days. A large
circle ofrelativcs and friends mourn his loss.
Marshal Tnttle left Salina last Friday, In
pursuit OF . party who was supposed to have
been the person who assaulted and robbed Mr..
n. Gaverick last week He returned Monday
morning with . man named Stanley. and an
other person who had apparently been '.pal'
Of his. Stanley was In town sometime before
the robbery and disappeared from Sslins that
night. The marshal on his journey learned
that be had exhibited . sand bag THE in
strument which feiled Mr.. Gayerick to the
ground) at Brookyille, In one Of the saloons.
When Stanley left saIina he hsd no money.
When he was arrested be had some so or
more. The trial Of these parties comes mp to-
morrow. ssaa.s.ee
Died, July l0th 1879, Mr.. Thcobaid Very
ST.. the father Of Mrs. Willis keslef and Emil
and 7heo. Very Of this city. The deceased
was born in Germany in lsas. where he re-
ceived . liberal education in the Germa Ian.
guage. lie came 70 America in 1876, settling
in st. Louis, Missouri. where he married
during the same year. In lScG be came to Sa-
lima, where his family Of five children was
chiefly raised and educated. Mr.. Very WAS
very kind and afectionate father, and strcye
to make his children cfedii 10 their parents
and to the vicinity in which they lived; and In
this we believe he was not disappointed. In
his business transactions be vented that sage
expression Of Robert Burns: IAN honest
man Is the noblest work Of Goi.' His Wild
ow and two daughters, Rosa and Minnie, are
10 living on their farm near Salina- d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17

piers OF the bridge which b being ouuG
F. II. Viering. a former sesident Of Gyp-
sum Greek, this county, and well known In
town, has been appointed postmaster Of En-.
terprise. Dickinson county. Good for ''Paul.'
A cool air succeeded the hot tempe nature Of
Tuesday evening, and refreshed everybody
very much But hot weather was again SUBJ
sttuted the middle OF the forenoon yesterday.
Mr.. B. A. Litowich has given up his inten
ton OF moving his store stock to Lindsbo re.
We understand that he..has rented the building
being erected on Santa Fe by Mr.. f. S. Mar
tin.
There are eight or ten really doe monu-
ments at Gypsum Hill Cemetery. They MAKE
the .'City OF the Dead'' loom up into large
proportions. A few avenues Of trees would
make that region much more attractive.
The incorporarors of the Kansas Sports
mems Association which has just filed its
charter with the Secretary Of State are: W. K.
Gels. Willis Kessler. ID. x. wAgstad. c. A.
Nave and l.. C. WATSON.
On Tuesday commissioner Clriin went out
to take the Dimensions Of the bridge to be built
In Solomon township. Yesterday he went
over TO Dayton township for the purpose OF
looking up q locati on for the new bridge
there.
Arrangeme ats have been perfected whereby
the talented scholar and elocutionfst.T n.
Shoemaker, Esq, has been secured 10 deliyel
q dramatic lecture, entitled "Battle OF LIE. "
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
Christmas. Day DOsCm the State

The day was observed in Middlett wn
in all manner Of ways. Services at the
M. K. Church at 9 a. m, was well at
tended. Service at st. Anne's P. E..
Church at 1890 q. m, was conducted by
Rev. DIR. Lewes, who has just recovered
from long illness. No service was
held at the Presbyterian church.
Christmas day in Dover was unusual
ly quiet, from the fact that the rain
made 1t so unpleasant to be out. Ser
vices were held in the Episcopal and
Catholic Churches in the morning and
at the latter at night, which we're mod
erately attended; both churches were
appropriately decorated.
In Newark, the town on Christmas
day ives as fiat as a pancake. The
special services in the churches did not
amount to much. Music, however, was
in abundance the Citizens Cornet and
the Diamond State bands turned out
and treated the the citizens to several
choice selections.
The Milford people went to church in
the morning, and at night assembled to
hear l.. Ely Quigg read, which he did
in his finest style. They had shooting
match in the afternoon.
The day was very generally observed
in Georgetown. There were entertain
ments in the Episcopal, Presbyterian
and Methodist churches, and sumptu.
| GUS dinner at the almshouse.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
Dissatisfied Buyers of sDeGd-
Letter Merchandise.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Every year
or two it requires an auction sale OF ten
days or more to get rid Of the articles
which accumulate in the Dead-Letter
office. This years sale has just closed
with excellent pecuniary results. Tow
ards the close OF the sale especially re-
markably good prices were obtained,
though in many instances purchasers
were badly deceived.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
1NHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

TINHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
NJ, until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from7 to O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George s. Capelle,
Nathan' H. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington,
w. Hastings, Job II. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. III. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly K. 7. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
Important 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acidity OF the
stomach, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort,
TO mother and child. During the process
Of teething Its value Is incalculable. 1t
sOftens the gums, reduces infiam m alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest TO
the child and comfort TO the mother.-
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. mar16-1yeod
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29

1857 Prizes, amounting gto........... .$1lO. 400
Irresponsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, TO whom liberal compen-
sation Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
urther information, or send orders by ex-
press or mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at
No. 8l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals g. T. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. decl7-2taw4w&w.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
Authorized by the Commonwealth ofKy
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
-l6th.
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,
In the CliY of I.ouIsvilla ON

AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the City Of Louisville, on
j IN UA RY 81, 1890.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature of 1859, and sustained by
all the Courts Of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements OfOther lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership of sail the
grants in Kentucky" to the contrary not
withstandingl, occur regularly on the last
day of every month (Sundays excepted),
and are supervised by prominent State
officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see II
placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of obtaining,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-12
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, August H. 1879.
+ f,1rsrnmeast 3ecurtttcs.-Unitsd States As,
101a bid. 1929 asked.
piute Sscur.t Virginia l0-40,s, so bid: 81
asked: Virginia consnts 90 nln, G9 asked sir-
ginia consCls, new, 80 bid, 81 asked; Virginia
deferred, bid. 81 asked; VIr2ina Interest cerit.
cafes, Il bid. 16 asked; Virginia tax-rccelvablc
coupons, 81 bid, So asked.
Cttp Sscnrtttss.--Richmond city So. j. and J.-
l2l bid; Richmond city 6s. J. and D.. 100 hd ;
tersburg city s.: specinl tax. ). and y Jos pa:
i:ynchhurG city SIS. j. and j., OIL bid l02f asked
Fredericksburg city ~, NJ. and NJ, LOS Did.
Rditrord Bsn3s.-Cheasapcake and OHIO Karl
road 6's. 19Us. NJ. and n. 43 Hhi, SO asset;
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway rs. 1913, j:
mortgage 6S. j. and j., 100 bid; Sosrisside Rail-
road third mortgage preferred 6's j. auh j., a4h
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and PGSoTs3e Fail.
road mortgage S., j. and j. l07 bid Richmond
and Danvllle Railroad consolidated 6s. 81. md ",
% tIa Piedmont EaiIroHd first norg'ne s's. a.
mortgage =. n DiI.
RnlirOdd S0ckS.-Chesapeaae and OiSo Rail-
way LOO par. i bid: Rsamond asd Pc
tersbur5 Railroad 100 par 40 bid 90 asked;
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac fasitoad
sommon- 100 par. 40 bId. 90 asked; Rtcnmond
s..aboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed 300
p,r, 90 bid.
Bnnk Mncks.-Eirst National Bank. 100 par.
III bid: National Bank Of Virginia 90 pa- 81
Union Bank of Resaaond. 50 par. A bid: Ner-,
chaatS aud Planters Savings, 2Jpar, II bid; Sdy
BANK, % par,2i bid.
Insurance GomDuntes--EirginIa Fire and Ma
rIne. % mar. 3t4i bid. 3f4 asked; Virginia Statp
25 par, Is bid: 3larch.nis anal jlcc halcs loo inr
s2F Ad: Granite. 90 par, - asked.
Iiscrklnnsoass.-Od Dominion Steamship Com
psny, lg3 par, So D!d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-12

\ DARING RESCUE OF PEIsoSERS.-Nelo
YOTE. August 10.-Two prisoners, Denis
Gillespie and John O'Bricn, escaped from
Blackwel's tonight. They were in a guard
boat with the keeper, Stephen Kelly, patrol
ling the river side. when a boat, III which
were six rowdies, approached and demand
ed the surrender OF the prisoners. The
keeper refused, and the roughs upset his
boat. All three were picked up and taken
on board the roughs' boat; but on Kelly at
tempting to draw his revolver he was
thrown overheard, and he with difficulty
saved his life, being picked up half an hour
afterwards by Il plcaSure-boat. The police
are on the lookout for the fu@itiyes.