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JorTIYGs IN AND NEAR THE CITY.


rSbid spit7 dog was killed in Jersey City yesterday
Bridget Reilly overcome by the heat at Twenty.
SIXTH street and FIRST avenue yesterday, and was taken
20 Bellevue Hospital
Bishop seymour of Illinois and Bishop Potter took nar
In the ordination O Deacon Frederick Humphrey yesteT
DAY IN the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
The corner stone OF ST. Josephs Chapel In Flushing
WAS laid Yesterday afternoon Bishop lnughm contact
ed the service. The sermon preached BY the Rev
Father Barrl OF Boston
the Rev. Or Parker of london who was in this city
during the Evangelical Alliance, wifi preach rli n0ul
Church the last SUNDAY In August ana the hrst
three sundays IN september
late hour last evening tdings had been received
By sheriff kushmure from Frank Belmont, George Wal
wrs GEORGE Batersby, and william shaw. whu made
their escape from tile Long Island Cly jail on saturday
afternoon
spectacle in the Bowery yesterday, WAS the array
near Grand street OF nNe Ourh hand coaches aud the
start at ~ O'Clock to Bay side l. the excursion being
hat OF the CongAn Bros, the furniture dealers The
coaches were hled by their clerks and guests.
About O'Clock yesterday m0rmng Oncer oMatA oi
the Jersey city police was assaulted near the Point OF
Rocks BY OF young fellows whom he attempted to
dlsperse Aid was summoned, and IevoNers were dis.
charged among the crowd seven VI the gang AT.
rested.
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pSSrters surprise; You can't keep a vesse!
more than half a point out Of her. course"
out Of her course. hr. Before she could come to
windward ary moro, tho steamer struck us
saw all was up jumped for tho steamers
port cable, which was hanging down, and got
on beard. The others did the same. The bark
tangled in the rigging and held her up min
ute, Then she went down bow first" ~
wS0t SsS dyR Sd6 ws .s rqeE In I%T
she was going to strike jumped up in the rig
RinR; Jacob Gabruelsen was with me, He
caught hold Of the steamers chains, but slipped
and fell into the water and was drowned.
When was in the, rigging l saw three OF tho
men lghtinR, on deck for the spare spanker-
H. All Of them wore lost. l went down about
two fathoms, and when came up caught hold
couldnt hold OK Ee any " longer S mmSaaed to Hes get
to the mast and climbed up out Of the water"
We had ten mon On board. You've got the
lost were Capt Robert Barclay Of Montrose.
Scotland; Angus Bell, the boatswaln-he was
sailor james Ross OF Aberdeen, and appran-
tice: and Francisco. the Portuguese cook. The
Ellen was built in Dundee 13 years ago. and
vessel. We camo from Cardiff to Havana with
nearly tho eamo crew that we, had when we
speak English. That's tho reason put Jacob
Gabruelsen on the lookout with him.
I'm In n pretty FIX" continued tho young
sailor. and the tears came 10 his blue eyes.
I'VE didn't save thing. haven't n cent OF
money aud don't know TO whom the cargo was
consigned. The steamship people have tho
best Of il. But | don't believe it's right TO run
a. the rate OF ten knots an hour in heavy fox.
We were lust crawling at not over throo and n
hall knots. When l came on board ono Of the
officers snid. You can't expect To stop steamer
going ten knots an hour in an instant and an
other spoke about their going at the rate Of
twelve knots an hour. Whore can | find the
Consul in the morning. do you suppose2"
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The funeral services OF the late Albert Weber.
the piano manufacturer were held IN Calvary Episcopal
Church Yesterday afternoon Three hundred Of his
poyees present anu eighteen OF them the pail
bearers There was numerous attendance OF other
fiends including members OF the Lntos Palette, and
Manhattan Clhbs, Anl the Arion and liede1kranz So
eleues The rosewood cnsket was inscribed. Albert
Weber died June 20 1879 aged so years ana II mCnS
the floral trbutes consisted OF numerous large pillows
broken column an anchor, AMI several Nreaths. The
Rev DrA WashbuTn and Walker were the officiating cler
gNmen George Morgan presided at the and the
singing by the united chOirs Ot Grace and Calvary
The services began with the chant Lord, let me know
mlne end" TAcn DR., NAlker read tue unera lesson
Tie hymn Abide with me" was sung by the two
ch0irs an Dr. Washhurn performed the solemn oere.
muny OF cOmmittal This WAS followed by SOLO, |
heard a voice nom heaven by George sampson and
:" Know that my Redeemer hveih" by Miss Anma
Drasd The remains were exposed TO view tn.the
ubue, aud alterMArd taken Greenwood for inteTmenL
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Senator Bayard and .he Silver Question.

WAsHISGroN. June Ex-senator Bayard will
probably withdraw his resignation 5 Chairman OF the
Committee on Finance. The Democratic Senators who
have refused to sign the letter requesting him to with.
draw the resignation aborng under misapprehen.
sion Mr. Bayard does entertain the idea Of suninc
any legislation IN committee under any circumstance
The silver bill and the bill providing the exchange Of
trade dollars for standard silver dollars will be reported
promptly AZ the next regular session Congress Mr.
Bayard voted against reporting those bills this
SION because he believed II unwise that they should be
disposed Of when there sufficient time for their
proper consideration either in committee in the Sen.
ate The senators who refused 10 the letter asking
him 90 Withdraw his resignation Of the opinion thai
financial legislation would be smplned in the Senate il
Mr ali rQ ru
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Throwing a Llshted limp az hi. WIZ.

Thomas Brown. aged 2s. lived with hls
mother at 2t5 East Fny.ninth street while his wife
Margaret made her home at 2l2 William street They
had net lived together for eleven months on satur.
day Brown visited his wife and STAYED until last
evening. Then he went out Tor a little time aud
when he returned found Frank Murphy in the room
Enraged he threw the lighted kerosene lamp az his
wife The lamp broke. and the burning oil streained
over her face and breast burning her shnckngy She
nut upher hands, and they too burned Murphy
ran away, but Brown was arrested. Margaret Browns
wounds were thought 10 be dangerous.
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PoUoHKEEPsIE. June 29.-Severe storms pre-
vailed IN Dutchess and Columbia counties yesterday and
Friday, For many miles In lower Duchess County trees
were uprooed fences destroyed, and telegraph lines
prostrated. A. fshkn the landing barge Nnnisink had
her hurricane deck blown away. The Cahohc churches
az fnUmonl ana 'haihHm, columbia County, were
the hail cut thu cherries badly The track OF the storm
was about two miles IN width and tended Ia north.
eAslerly dlrecuon.
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A Policeman Aner Money.

Mrs. MARI Ann Dosoy OF 3S EldridGe street
has preferred charge Acanst Policeman Boyer of the
Tenth Precinct In her AFFIDAVIT Mrs Dosey says that
Friday evening, while she Gle sing the front windows
OF her residence the officer ~ IN her and said 81
want money today and must have - NOu know what
] mean" The woman had no money TO rive him, aud
told him So aud he went Later IN the evening he
returned and nnding Mrs Dusey and her daughter seat
ed on the front soop be stepped up To them ami, after
abusing them. arrested Mrs DOsey's daughter Tor dis
orderly conduct but released her before reaching the
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The Hundred Hours Walk.

ELMIRA. June 29.-The hundred hours
walking contest Tor the championship OF ontaro-Che.
mung schuyler, rioga. Yates and Steuhen countes-
terminated at Watkins on saturday night Cronin Of
EImra Won S2o1 and the belt McCary OF Corning
second. Cronin made 800 miles
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HARTFORD June ga terrific thunder storm
passed the central and northern part OF Connects
cut from west to east this afternoon, ani caused much
damage TO crops, corn especially bint beaten down
Some trees ana houses were struck bN lightning but
lives were lost In Hartford the were deluged ID
was the heaviest storm ot the summer.
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LOWELL. June 29.-The Mount Vernon Bap-
us Church OF this city slightly damaged by light.
ming, this afternoon The house Mr. Powell at Tewks
bury Was struck by hghtuing on Saturday uigLt aud
badly damaged The inmales Mere nnhaInled.
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AUGUSTA. No. June 20.-During thunder
storm at O'Clock this afternoon lightning struck tho
spire of the Episcopal church splmerng il from pn.
ntclc to tower Was set hre but the hames were
quickly eAunSuishcd by few pailluis OF water.
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SPARKS FRoM THE 1ELEGRAPH.

Rising barometer. cooler north and wee
Winds parity cloudy or clear weather.
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The TAsrmoms.sr In New York Ye.teraay.


o 90 i n. Pso a. %' rs d ~ S7tol3 H.. 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale,

A valuable tract, or body, Of near GOV
acre., situated IN Lee county, Va, IN
beautiful valley, nsa Rose Hill, IL off,rsl
Tor enle either ma q whole or In parcels. u
has abOni 22b nuros n cleared land The
balance In timber. II can be divided ue
three tracts II desired
lsi. A farm Of 500 epres 12b acfet clear
Cd, with dwelling house, barns orchard te
"a. A farm Of about 100 acres ~ acres
cleared, with small dwelling house, barn,
orchard, Nc.
81. A farm Of 100 acres o. acres cltaf'
I'd, with comfortable dwelling house, Ou'
buildiDap orchard, &c,
A good bargain will 10 offered 10 iulF
chnsefs for The wholo Of these lands Of
for either parcel, for oath, Or libth
terms will be given the purchaser, or tul'
chasers, pa able or cash, with allen
for the remainder Of purchase money,
Persons Wishing - make inquiry CON
oerning aaid lands, or offers therefor rn
do ~ TO /, Q, Fowler, Editr Of The NV,
iol News, o. 10 York \ Fulkerson, pthu
Tenn, pr 10 Baml Bhelburn Boont Pn'''
Lee county Va. ll
OFT 10th, lsIs,--,f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
chem and Fla Feteht Ln..

Cheop and Fda FreigM Lne.
This 10 nleo the great Freight line for MI
points In the southwest aud northern cities
Time 90 quick mud rates M low M by any
other route. Goods forwarded In through
cars without break OF hulk. All claim,
promptly adjusted. Through bills Of adinp
irsued with rates guaranteed from bristol
New York, Philadelphia and ilaltimore, by
our agents, ....
Boston agent BE- W. NJ. Clark, n Washing,
ton street.
New York hgent-Thos, Pintney, 500
broadway Street.
Philadelphia apent--John s. Wilson, "a
south 9Th ttrcei.
baltimore ngcnt-w. NJ. Lawson, ibl
west Baltimore street
he careful TO have your goods mari ed -
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, via
Norfolk Va.
For further information apply 10 Dspol
Agent NJ Bristol, or address,
w. h. NJ. WORD.
Gon'l. Passenger Agent,
LYNcrnuna, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

The COLD SNAP Loss OF LIFE. -
The Montgomery Messenger says
"On last Thursday morning n cold
wind set up It's blast from the North
west-blowing stronger and colder
every minute through the day. Fri.
day morning found II in full power
with the thermometers from six tn
fourteetn degrees below zero, accord
ing to different rcports-an unprocc-
dcntcd temperature for this latitude
That day will long be remembered
as the Cold Friday On that day
poor old negro, named Richmond,
on his search for food. iroze to death
on the railroad. The wcn,her cons
tinued bitterly cold until Monday
night when the Wind changed. aud
now Ms Ne 90 to press the weather is
mldor "a snow storm seems to be
pending, hut the lhaw Is not yet
New river is pnssabe on tee for hors-
os Though, We hear that an advcn.
turous person ut Egpleslon Springs.
attempting to lead his horse over the
ice. lost horse, @ddle, bride npd
saddles bags--Savinc himself with
great difficulty. The Ice houses are
all full, There Is great suffering
among tho poorer classes"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
About Advertising.

My success is owing to liberality in
advertising. Bonner
The road to fortune is through
printers ink. - p. I. BUnam.
Success depends upon a liberal
patronage OF printing offices. ~. j..
ASi0r.
Frequent and constant advertising
brought me oil own. A. T. SteU-
art.
My son deal with men who adver-
tise You will never lose by it.
Bewamn Franklin.
How can the world know man
has a good thing unless he adverts,
es the possession Of it.-VmderJH
A good advertisement pays no fare
on railroads; cost nothing for hotel
bills, gives away no boxes Of cigars
to customers. or merino dresses to
customers wives drinks no whiskey
under the head Of travelling expeD.
Beses, but goes at once and all the
time about its business free of expen>
SEES.
Advertising is the oil which trades
men put in their lamps. They that
are unwise put no oil in.
Where is parts unknown asks
correspondent Of the DanburJ Ne,cs
To which Bailey answers: where
they don't advertise And though
Bailey does say il, this is no joke.
An advertisement is a window
through which all the world may look
into your shop aud see just as you
wish It TO see--no more, no less
People are quite apt to 90 where
their attention Is called, and ii they
fnd things as represented, ihey will
purchase there in preference to
spending their time in seeking else,
where.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

$4,000 Acres of Land for
Sale In Scott & Wise
0unty's, Virginia.


DURSU ANT to decree of tho Clrcph
l. Court Of Scott county, in the cause Of
sarah Kane, guardian, &C., W. the lle1s
Ut Henry \. Kane, decd the under signed
Commissioners will sell ut private sale, on
reasonable terms To suit purch dsers
tie following tracts Of laHd,to wit
Tue "Dykes plnes situated about three
miles west Of Estillville, Scott county.
Tract Of land known as the "lrou lnn,."
Nest of aud adjoining the above; Tract
If lnud known ~ the "Pntrck Survey"
containing snac 20 00g Acres, IN.
Guiding mary cleared "a improved traeis>
aid land will 10 sold NJ whole or in palt
GELS; the saIns Is situated near Pattons,il,e
ih Scott county. Two Farms or tracia
known ~ the "ComptDn lnnd-," himat&
near to and upon topper Ridge In ScN'
county, said two tracts contain ahOut SOO
\CkES. Tract OF about four Rcres cot.
tigoas tn the town OF Esullvillc mud dtlion.
lug the lHnds OF Cot. j, l.. Shocwal-r AID
others. Tract known M tue "POor Ilonc
or Nottingham fam, situated IN pr.r
Valley containing one hundred all tive.
weight ucr,s. Al tie umDld land
IL own ms the Fleming Survey, lying ~
both sides Of Gil Oh Mountain, near ENil
vile, Scott county, continuing ~ aOi acre.,
rrnct OF land Hnown ~ the Purcell mud,
,itra,cd near the Rivl Knob in Scot
county, containing 40, 900 pc,ts, more o.
org, rroct Of 1000 actcs more o.
less, situated Ia Ntc county known us Il,
Oli'gcr survey.
r-e'" Much Of the nhove lands arc clear
. | aud IN cultivation, embracing fertile And
valuable fHrms, aud good farm louse',
With ne' cssnry orlhullngs and much II
aid hnls abound IN minerals mud op',
tihlly Iron and GOAL together with HE
water power and timber. Come one, cone
all who want small firms or lIge hlh,,
large surveys OF Mineral aud 1inlrr'i
bands, or small ptrcel- Of the snmc Monu'
hcturing sitcs or CON mcrrinl stands sud
anvil Yourselves Of this opportunity fnr
profitable Investments In n r.. ION unsur'
rnssed for pure water and sltl giving
atmosphere.
Apply to Vases & WOop, Attorneys,
bristol Tenn.
cn 4 w R. VANCE com',.
p. 10, IS78,--Gm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
ST. NICHOLAS,
SGriSHer'S Illustrated Monthly.
For Boys and Girls.
An Ideal Children's Magazine.

A., u, Mo
IA 1uo"' ohlAuioh inoSoHiho'
Mesbrs. ScRiBNRR 4 Co In 1873 began the pub
Iica,ion OF 81. NICHOLAS. ~ illustrated Magazine
Tor dirIs and Boys, with Mrs Mary Mapes Dodg,
az eI'au'. rise wars N.Y. p"sssa s,hee Tue h,s
highest position. II has A monthly circulation o.
nyrp 1, ooo r,,p,ps
"'''''
II Is published simultaneously In London ano
New YORK, aud the transatlantic recognition Ia vi
most ms general and hearty as the American All
un"uE" adS r,"s'e,S %, 'ne muS" tn nas Go"n
ideas OF best, because hor ideal continually ont.
runs It and the magazine M swiftly follows after
To day Sr NICHOLAS stands
.ioNp,v Tup wn,rn op pooKs
Ihe new YORK 1rHthe has haid nt " "sr
NICHOLAS has reached higher platform, and
commands Tor "" services wider resources In Ar
ana ielleI" lhan any OF It's pc drects"fs or cons
teinporanes - The London L"omg hTMsays
said to equal TIL. choice production u scrib"vr',
press y
YOU'D THlNuS Fok lsIe-0
III. ,,r.n,ou,,r,. for i,,,,.,y .,,d no, ,o,,,,t,r
tons fnr ia m.w vn,nns ,}s ""I xin s',' .n,'
nI.,s Ir.,v%,, Trn" ai,,%v t'v,,iiS u,oo wa" -,
VII ~ Iran, ,,rnnisi, ,,y cmn. Mr. Fn,nr y
stoekton'r ew serial stciy for Logs.
-, tn,Iy rPIInw,Iitp -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

A few more such failures as tha, OF
the clearinghouse Of Adso h Co. .
Cineinnatli, will teach the people
that absolute .ceurity aud low inter
est arc the best conditions Of inyest-
inert for all classes but those who
eau afford to speculate on chances
This bank had capital Ut only t0l
600, but II carried sp0O, 900 Of depos.
IL, aud promised sIS per cent. inter-
est thereon,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

TnE demand for the silver dollar
has suddenly decreased, This is nt-
,ributed At tho Treasury to the fact
that before Jan. | they we're
wanted to buy bonds and pay duties
with. Siuce resumption these uses
have passed. People do not now
secm to want gold, much less silver
The treasury expects the price Of sill
yer to dceliuc scpsibly aud steadily
for sometime. Austria has lately
ceased buying, and tho market Is now
left largely to the United States.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
The Times That sym, NJ, Souls.

The Times That try NJ, MS Souls.
When he pops the question.
When his wife wants to talk and
he dosn't.
When he writes to his best girl and
has to wait two week, fol reply.
When he pokes his head through
his last clean shirt and finds no but
ton on behind
When he walks twelve miles to see
his sweet heart, aud then finds her
out with his rival.
When he buys a pair OF new shoes
and discovers two big nails sticking
up in the heels.
When he burries around the COR
ner and runs square into the arms of o
man who holds his /. y. U.
When he takes his girl out and
discovers that he has left his pocket,
book at home il his old trousers
When he comes home early in the
morning aud his wife wants to hold
little debating society in the lower
hall.
When he goes home at night, finds
a house fnll Of company, and his wife
blissfullv ignorant of the fact that
dinner is not ready.
When in his dreams he is standing
on the verge of a precipice, and his
wife suddenly reminds him that he is
not, but that he is jerking ner "bang-
ed hair all to pieces.
When he dives down into the bots
tom of his trunk, jerks out what he
supposes is clean pair of socks, bnt
finds only an old table napkin, with
-four white necklies put away for
next summer
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

In Washington society there are
ten young ladies belonging to Cabi-
net families. Secretary Evarts has
three daughters. Secretary Schurz has
two, Secretary Of the Navy two, the
Secretary Of war aud Postmaster Gen.
e,al one each, aud the Attorney
General. Who is bachelor, Is repre- I,
sented by his niece.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
FUR MAN AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally originated in Ameri
ca, whore Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising Gntldotcs FOR the maladics OF her chill
drcn II fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now /. cnclrclcs the habltable globe.
TIE Mexican Mustang Llnmcnt Is matchless
remedy forG!l external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers It Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or re-
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, OK
cow or sheep.
II cares footrot, hoofail hollow horn, grub,
scrcw.worn,, shoulder.rot, mango. the bites aad
stings Of poisonous reptlcs and insects and every
such drawback TO stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses, such
as amcncs7 scratches, swinny, sprains. founder.
wind gall, kingdoms, etc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linimont 10 tho quickest
euro In tho world for accidents occurring In tho
family, In the absence Of physician, uch ~
burns, scalds fprains, cuts, etc. and for rhcums'
tIsm, ard G;.Encm cngcndercd by exposure. Par
tlculariy valuable TO Miners.
It Il the cheapest remedy In tho world, for II
pcnotratcs the muscle TO tho bone, and single
application is generally SUFFICIENT to cure
Mexican Mustang Eminent Is put up In three
sizes OF bottles the larger ones being proportion
ately much tho cheapest. Sold overywherN
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