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, 1880-04-23

W1rITTAKER'S CASE.

mr. Townaend Again Gets Into n Row
with the Court aud Officers.
Special DtpateA to 1nS GAfdaoo 1rt6aHxt
WEST rolNT, N. T., April 1.a-The dignity Of
tho military court sitting hcre-co1nrosed OF
Ono Major, Captain, and Llcutcnant-has
agan teen infdngntl by the Iuckloss AF. Town
send, envoy Of tho President and secro-
tary of War 10 see justloe dono Whitaker.
Among tho officers it Is assorted that Townsenats
only tolerated In tho court in tcfcronco to pub.
10 opinion, and that legally he has no right To
be thuru During Mr, Tpwilscnda Atny ho aay8
he has been itberally lecturod by tho military
authorities a6 to tho sort ot Questtons ho should
ask witnesses, They lnsiat ho has no right To ask
quesaona showtng Whtttaker'a ostraolatn8 or III
treatment by the whtto cadets. Mr. Town.
send thinks euch questions pertinent, aud
snat no hns the right to nsk then''
oat In dnfcrcncos to The opinions of hta Judges
,he has heretofore forebornc IN great part to tio
70, To-day ho ycnturet to deviato from this
sute. and tho result wAA another ecene.
i1o trautl0 arose IN this wide: The RecortIpf
oha called two remarkable Witncsscs-one post
oeh1ist+ the other ths negro bootblack'-to I'M
peaeh the testimony Of LoEis Simpson. The
aeh1st swore he pumped the boothlack In
regard to hls knowledge Of tho outrage.
aam,ttcd WIS hnlf drunk at tho ttu1o, had con-
aaed ~ e him that 1t was very mysterious atlnlr
aloKethcr; thRt grent deul OF nancy hail hecn
saaae n Tho Job; aild that John sherman af Gen.
oiack xns called. and, after maklng so.no ttalu-
t5S tStps Inslnt,atons axainst Whitaker, ha saldho
%aoy @ @ aa aeat't ,s,n9tnninE abos s1m ct
Rssoa. te,iongR Ro'.ssa .S,eh wpai 1--we besi s
nse az 10 9Mqay M s9sss wth a,s son,sXp
'mEattcnce.
ms;a %hfa ,9 tho witness got through With blu zig.
, 1880-04-23
Testimony Elected Yesterday
from tho Wif1, Co-Glefcntl-
ant In the Case.
The Woman Zel1, at Harrisburg,
Acquitted on Second
Trial,
Two Murderera to Pay tho Penalty Of Their
0rima in st. Louis To-Day.
THE WADE TRIAL.

THE "A1JE TRIAL.
6ptttns Dupdteh 10 The Chicago Tftbune.
isp.AsAroLrs, Ind, April ::s.-Iu tho wado
trial. to-day, Mrs Drown, codofendant, md hus-
tanl Of tho dc6casod, occupied tho witncss-
stand mo5t Of tho day. Bio told her story prnc-
;3caly oH It was taken before tho Coroner md
published At tho time In TtIE TntnuxE, but On
croas. examination sho showed evidences that It
wns not tho truth. In tho coas4o of the day
ito correspondence which hns tnkcn ptacc hc-
tweon Wado nnt hfrs. brown wis also
partially brought out, revealing a mass Of doct-
,rcnts almost unintelllgbc. sho douicd having
written my lcttcfs to him, although n handful
wat prodlccd in court by Wade'a attorneys,
which Wndo Ind received from her and answered.
III torn she cautioned him "to tell no one" and
mot to giyo hpr army" sho upbrnided him
that tho affair ras managed 20 poorly, and In
various Why's Showed that she stlurcd in tho
guilt Tha iettors rs Il wholo were not made
public, only extracts hero and there being rend
from them. Tho following lettcrs wcro tdcnt-
fc,! by her aa having been written by Wade:
vi. Il. MINE: will answer ~ eoon as get
yo,lrs. All is right, lf you will DO whnt yall
wnat @ YOU aaitl you would. horo you. Will
change yo,,r mind and give my own anyhow.
afs fpS TO tce ~ tho nn
have heari lis much from ,no rs havc henrd
I'll s5f sn sSa ennnce en e ao S6 a
Hhcrc Ii ". is " rcst for tho o. wicked: ~ Turn Urn
beng % ny ny helpcF. To-, sce tha. 1t'nr % Or somo ono
Sa oor Eaq weas Fl ior S i a re "n H. 0u
"JoB WADE"
Tho second letter Is rs follows: -
~, j. MINE: YOU have gut tho blitcs, ynu
said. Ioniy wish waa where you and was tho
night I murdered Brown. aud you vas with
m@ Us yo., was that tint n!Ght u + tho bos!room
, 1880-04-23

Special Dtspateh to 17d Chicago tribune.
KANSAS C1rx, No, april ccc.-Lato OH Wcdnes-
day tho nouncaEncnt was made thnt tho South
western Railway Association haH met the spe-
clnl rato on business from points nluug tho Kun
Sos paclflo Road By way Of tho Missouri Pacific
Koad to Mtsathsippi River points. To-
night It IL known that Fr!day mor1-
Ing the Knnsns Fnc!1r will announce
4 cut Of thrro cents below tho figures OF tho
Southwestern Association butwegu the I,nnts
nbove nnrncd. The rate to st. Louis Will thon
he SIX ccnts abovo TINT to kansHs City, and II
tho Southwestern Association will fail to pieces,
, 1880-04-23

-, r,.- s...,1 .. a ., c..,.t
Mt. U. y. warren, ntock ngehs OF INC souta,
western Division OF tho ttovk 1elnrd, has resigned
ia accent similar position en- tho burlington.
~. = - o.., h..,, .,,,,,.,d uo,,.,,,.o.,.
ht, T.. y. fost Aab eeeu apro1ntea Sua'a"ceI. ~ ~
4 f.n,nctt Iufrs Haffr,att. with hoatIouartcts At
q, 1n.cnh Nh
~ 'o'ota' 1'"'
yestar1ay about 100 immigrants, half of whom
,xerc fr,, runsda ann tho rc,naludor from
sss!m iA9 Iatn41ns t IT, nr,s,. .oF ~ IA
t!a a Wa.. nu paAo'o' aha LUG ''t'"o"'oFo 'os ''o
1"r "oe1'
Mr. e. 7. Jelfesy, Superintendent Of tho I'LL.
, 1880-04-23
FIRES.


TIE HULL COEFfAGf1ATIOt.
spsesat Dtspateh to 7ns cAttapa Tribune.
OrrAwA, Can, April s2.-The smo,lldcriu8
r1iins ot tho Hull fro twerp to.dny visited by
thousands Of citizens Of OTTAWA md vicinity,
Among them worc tho Princess lo,ittc, the Cor
oEr1or.Gcnerai md suite, who pnsaetl through
tho cynstote,l district md spoke wnr,1s Of ny-
pnthy to The sufferers, Rnef continues to pour In
from OTTAWA md surrounding t,uns. At n
meeting at citizens ut tho Capital ltn1ief Com
nllttee wns orRnnszcd to cooperate with tho Hull
Committee. Five hundred dolinrs werc sub.
scsihcd on tho spot. Tho Marquis and Princess
contributed <6u1 to tho fnn'l. Atnt,ng othor
1nrge contributions to tho fnnd nro
+. y. Eddy, II. r., f1,ooo: Alonzo Wright,
II. r., goo; Mayor Molntosh. esoo; Sir Charles
Tnrpcr, $50.
y statcment at tho cxtont Of tho dtsaAter haa
been submitted to Parliament. Tho official
number of tenen,cnts destroyed, representing
an tq,,nl number uf famllGs, Is 0o0, and tho loss
is, as llrst stated about 5000 200,
, 1880-04-23
ESCAPED, THE HALTER.

HAnR1sDuna, Pm, April 22.-Althou4h tho
evidence submitted by tho Commonwealth In
tho cnso Of Mrs. Catharine zell. on trinl at
Carlisle 4 week, Was eyon stronger than that
which causod her conviction Inst Novontber, tho
jury Tonight acquitted tho prisoner after being
out about three hours. Tho fact TINT tho man
who. It was supposed, had employed her to
nolson old a1rs. Mary Ktchl. the murdered
woman. WIS acquitted fow months ago. rom
detcd a smilar verdict In Mrs. zeli's case highly
probable Oh her soc,ntl trial, which was awarded
tcrest was tnkun by lalies In philnlnlphin tn
save tho nccllscd from tho gallows. to which
eho had hecn sentenced shortly after her COLI
riction 1yc months agu.
, 1880-04-23
The Qucen'* Servants

The name Of LoAlalll tho Prince Consorts
vniet, repeatedly oeullrs IN tho Inst v0lutno ut
Sir rhatsforo Mnftin's "Ltfe." IIs attended on
tho Frincn directly nfter the nccitlcut at
G3tufg, III iaa, atti thrufi9hout hls last Ilucss,
and VIA presatt ut h!s death, LA,hleln has nl-
ways lerti In great fayur. alti IL NOW oas Of tho
the otler. I.rown, by tho vay, advances steadily
upwards in his designation: 4 fsw
yoaFs age ho waA cn'lesl John nsoHn"
tho Q.leet. to " Mr." aIld subsequently her Maj-
tsty stEnck out this uni substituted " Esquire
year Mr, fssnwn wis lldisppsod. and, ns ha hl4d
no tnlth IN the skill Of any one raised k,uth Of
tho Tweed, he declined tho Services Of Sir viii.
her Majesty, and clartln1o1 for Dr. Marshall, tho
orsltnary attcnlant IT tho Royal houaehold, whD
VIA QlJseut On y holiday, tho hrat tor ssveFhl
years 10, il, orslsr to appcaso tarown, Esquire,
Dr.. Mnfstai travelled naruss Europe 10 ntteul Il,
his very ordinary ulncnts at All expeuse to her
Majesty of snInu hu,llred gulncas-
, 1880-04-23

Tho roof uf shnnty In tho rear Ut No. s14
1f!ninnn street cnught fro yesterday afternoon
from sparks from tho chimney. Oillcer Dan
Itfur1tnn discovered It md extfn8ufshed tho blaso
without sounding nm alarm.
A still ntnrln to Enxlna No. ts ut o clock yes-
tcrsiay afternoon WIS caused by a small fro In u
one-story fsNmp bns1l In tho rear Of No. IS
Taulinn strcot used as L. match tnCtory by .Inrncs
HIackley. The fro originated in tho Drying
Tno % alnrsn from i,ox TT at II: 10 ycs.crday
forenoon wns cnusctl by flrp m tho rr,of Of Il
two-stnty frame huillng Mt No. eaa West Con-
hy J. iIcI!on and II. Curtis. pamngo, trlu Ing.
Cause, d defective tllie.
, 1880-04-23

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April IA special from
Forest City, Ark, says: IA fro brokc out in
the PIantcrs' Ilot,l thls morning at . o'clocs,
cnustng conangrntlnn III which thirteen houses
woro destroyed. Tho hotel wns. unocctlpled,
and tho ilra is supposed 10 bo tho work OF an
inccndtnry. Tho loss on buildings is cstinntctl
ut tiD 900; tho daMngc to tho g!sMs Of several
firms Is nht,ut $l0fU0. Among tho tosers by tho
Aro aro Williams l. Co. aud Fussolo, Gwy1uo &
, 1880-04-23

Srtetat Dtsrateh to The Chteapo Trtbunss
MAnIsos, Wis, April eee.-Tho Directors Of tho
Chicago 4 Tnnsah Narrow f3Mttga Railroad com-
plcted arrangements hero ta-day whereby this
road including all right, t!tlo and franchise will
hereafter ho controlled hy tho Chicago T. North
westcrn. Thnre Is completed sfxty-scycn miles
of road from Wootmnn tn Lancnktor and Mont
ford. and tho rnnd- bod is graded from Wau1cka
to T0!nnh. It il tho purpoao of tho Northwest
ford to Midi son.
, 1880-04-23
BILLIARDS.
acliAEFHR ~, SEXTON.

6wetal NspatsA to TAA CA4saao 1fiessaAs
NEW YoltK. April E.-The match gnsno OF
billiards tonight between Jacob Schacfos aud
william sexton, for t509 sss.o and the cham
pioashIp Of tho "Champton's 0nms," resulted
Ia victory for BchAefef by score Of 600 to 6si.
This styIe Of ga1uo waa invented for tho purpose
Of doing away with continuous rail- play to a
largo extant. and that purpose has evidently
been accomplished, a. sohaoser vaa unablo to
score larger run than III, while Soxtons bcat
run was Is. s.... ......
v10NAux-aL06aoA.
PANS, April 2a.-Slosson and yIguanx play
billiard match game Commencing on tbs ETA
or aQth lust, and cnutlulla two nights, Q points
, 1880-04-23
Ar KALsfAn, MIMI,

ROCHESTER,, MIMI. April eec.-At o'clock this
morning tho stables owned BY William Cantlcld
III tho Town Of Caltnar, IN this county. wcrp Aot
OH tro by M incont!ary md burned, together
with six hnr1cs ono COW, three sets Of hnrncss,
four pioWe, n1lc wngon, nne self hinder, and NIL
tho sunal1 farmers t0oln, no biahcia nj wllcnt,
400 bushels of Data, 1nu 1GD bushels OF corn.
Loss f2.5lo: insured III tho American, Chicago,
for 81. .Gl0.
, 1880-04-23
How the Dangefs:of Colds,
Consumption, and Death
are Avoided.
A Scientific Discovery Upon
the Subject Of Great
Importance.
HOrohOund and Tar as a
Modern Means of Pre-.
serving Lie.

Few people realc tho fatal Significance Of oven
slight cough. Tho irritation which ncndtitis II ennoJ~
EnE hut Tho danger which H,pen&s and II certain 10
follow, unioss prompt mGasuEes aro lakcH, Ia ~eldou
felt, It VIVA With tho Intention ot nvoldlng this evs
TINT tho 1rop1fetaE OF 4fAtE8 HONEY or 1foltH-
HOUND AND TAIk deTlstA tho great ror1cdy ind
plncDA It bofora the public. The results which have
attended, tta simply wonderful. Nnt only has
It In NIL cAscs rellevcd coughs cods and bronchial
tttNcutttos hat II has cured Consumption ut fttncs
when tho ltfc Of tho sufferer wha considered lost ~
precautionary nouns It 10 unexcOlledi curn il iss
uneanaloa. 1t II prescribed by leading rh5scihns
when nlfecsuai doafed ant Il tndo1rad ny
al who havo tried H. In addition u tho elcnldntA u
contains. and which ita namo lndieatos, 1t has 1Te
other in1rediena. all of which nre specially tcslKncd
IN testure the tecato tissues Of tho uuks ad throat
1IALE'H HONEY or HDttEiiouHtS AND TAK II
or bale ty all sEuRRsts. 1t Ia invaluable a. house-
hud rcmody. aud "A sueh cornmonds ttssif ta all.
Try
c. \. CRlT1Eh10n, Proprietor, New York.
, 1880-04-23

sou11r slIArTsnunr. VT, April ee.:.-Tho whole
establishment Of tho Eaglo Square Company,
except tho storage building, was destroyed by
fire. Tho Company manufactured sash, doors.
blinds, furniture, etc. The lt,Aa on buildings
and contents viii oxcocd Slo0.nN, aud the los
OF lumbor IS 900. Insurance, $4,000.
, 1880-04-23

spseiaI Dtspatth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MAN1roWoc, Wis, April .:.-Jpseph Hortig
was brought hero to-day OH a charge Of shoot
Ing With Intent to commit murder. Ho IL tho
PRINCIPAL In tho shooting ARRAY briefly reported
to THE TRlnusE yesterday. The young mon
ns Mais, - FFeported 70 hayo shot arc =, named @
Al are badly wounded, and ono Of tho Bfohrs Is
reported to have since died. The examination
II adjourned until thB 18th Inst. ind the prison.
er, III default OF bull was sent to lail
ACQUITTED.
fsHooKLYN. N. r, april ce.-Wfllnm bfot1,ssey
has Just been acguIttcd OF mnnslaughtor. Ifo
bud killed his brothor after drinking brandy thnt
cost Is cents p!nt-
TO re HANGED.
=. ST. Lotus, April 23.-Elwnrd NuKont mud IIenry
Aedeymcr will be hanged here t0-MOrrOW,
, 1880-04-23
At RICHMOND, VA,

RICHMOND, Ya., April "a iargo building OF
Cary street, used for tho storage of hny, bnrnod
Tonight Tho flames spread to tho tobacco
warehouse nf Carrin1ton 4 Co., which was par
TALLY destroyed. Loss heavy.
, 1880-04-23

C1aC1NsAT1. O., April cc22,-The Trustees Of tho
Cincinnati Southern 1tattroad have decided 10
Immediately proceed With tho construction Of
road from Doyce's Station to Chattanooga, and
IT is cst1nntcd It. will require about s15,ooo to
bu,td the f1yc tuttcs.
, 1880-04-23

DonnHnAp, Ont, April "a fro to-day d.
atrpyctl n larEo portion OF tho northern c1d OF
this village. Ten Families. aro ho1ncloss. Loss,
$4,000. ~
, 1880-04-23

FUHfF1HEU.
Naw York. April 2a.-Tho opening Of tho
dog-show ia postponed To tho llth OF May on
account Of tho accident at tho 0ardcn..
, 1880-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE SHERWOOD nECITALS.
The rocltals Of tho distinguished pinhist, Alr.
Sherwood, Are drawing lar4o RudiencoA at
Hershey Hail, who nro lntlsunlly enthusfastlo in
their expressions OF delight. Tho rro9r1una
nre nnnng tho most remarkable ever pinycti
here. Tho lust recital will bo RIvon Tomorrow
afternoon, Mt which tho following aue program
A+{1t nr,fu+y
, 1880-04-23

catcd over thnr success IN securing tho Kansas
consider themselves now In n good condition tn
show a hold front 10 Jay Gontd shnrsid be Try to
take any advantage Of them At Missouri tsivcr
pontk.
, 1880-04-23

10 he playe,l encl, night, The ntnka viii he tho
enmn ils plnyed fnr nt tho Inst game, corners to
bp barred nftcr thrco shots.
, 1880-04-23

CINCINNATI, o.. April GAN understanding
has boon Objected nnally With regard to tho
future management ot tho Cincinnati, Hamil
ton 4 Dayton Railroad, In connection With tho
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati T. lndinnapo-
lis, which seema To be satisfactory 10 NIL parties.
It Is TINT, at tue coming election OF tho cInoIn.
Iiatt, Hamilton i Dayton Directors, tho Clsve-
land, Columbus. Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis Conn
Hamilton l. Dayton ninc. Tho President
Dayton party. wh!io tho Cleveland,
Cnmpnny will have tho minority of tho nonrti
md Of tho .ssocx. They Wilt be Joined By sosno
; hcayy atuckholIcrs Df tho Chicago. Hamilton &
sM,o0 . yenr will ba uIado hy salrrnndering tho
tcnac ct tho Cincinnati & Baltimore track, And
Of tho Cincinnati, Indianapolis 1T: Louis Chl-
Short l.sne on tho ChlcaEo, Hamilton l. Dayton
track from Ludlow Grove.
, 1880-04-23

DAEyItLE. VII, April .ss.-FlIppen Walkers
foundry md phil burned Inst night. Loss,
$i4,00D; partially insured.
, 1880-04-23

THE 1l1FLE.
TIE AMERICAN RIrr.x TEAM,
NKw YoRK, April :e.-(ol. To4tlno has been
chosen captain Of tho rifle tenn going To Ireland
in Juno noxt. 81,
, 1880-04-23

0PEsM% AApN&%R u AR* AHt(4Q4 AE1uHHfs
KArsAs CITY. Mr.. April ..s.-ln Wow OF tho
action taken BY tho Chicago & Alton Hallway
Compnny To hHya tho rates givon by tho Gould
roads on business from Kat,aas Pacific points
met by tho Southwestern Kailwny Association,
the fn9!om!nF Fssolat!oa was h~.iay paaaeA at q
meeting nt tho Directors OF tho boarl Of Trado
H@afa<;, III That rs tho Chicago Alton Railroad
Company have demHr'strnted tho fao. TINT It Il
rGndy. anu that 1t Will pr0teut our iuteF0*tA BY
10 81. Louis that will defeat tho sehoinGs
We bes to sbow our appseoatton of ~ ti; no tion;
by su1KestlnE to Il shlppers that, In o,1r Ju dQ-
.neMt, thy sannot a!1nrd ~ x!yo TINT patronage
Company. y. II. lIlEactyrr,
This resolution ts in.lorncd b.. tho Co,ntnerce
colnmtstco OF Ka,sas CITY. X: CoArks,
NOT TO lie EXTENDED TO DENVER.
Ar. @. z, Perkins. Vice. President and General
Manager Ut the Chicago. Burlington i Quincy
Railroad. stAtati to q hTRiauaa reporter ycater-
day TINT hs road had given up all irtoatlon to
cxtoud the Burlington l. Missouri River In No
bEa4ka 10 nonyer this season. Tho roaal IA now
being extended to lndIanola, In Aod William
County, Neb., whero It Will ternlnato for
tho prescnt. ThIs point Is 80 nllea cast Of Dou-
Sar. Mr. Perkins ttooA not think It would pay
hla Company 10 push the limo any furthor Mt
prosent, a. the c0aatsy beyond 1ulllatl0la Is un-
productive and ye<1 sparsely settled, md pcn-
veg has al1oady moro roatls than there IL b.aal~
Nc18,
1t Il believed thlh oouclusiou has been arrived
at, because It u tolorabty csrtnn that tho Iltr-
liagton Stockholders will hAvo moro interest In
the Atohison, Topeka + sa1.sa 70 than hsscto-
fore aud that tho two roads would bs run luoHo
IN harulony heFnattee., .Ms. Perkins atatod yea-
turday that i Ia talerahly wull sesi1ed that Mr.
Thonlaa NIckeEsou. rreaident Of the Atchtson,
eSs % Ut tho e. neis snnus. @ .g gmesttns. % In Ia
thia oyent. It Is undoratood, Nj. 7. Jetrer-
son Coolidgc WiIl bs eleoted P1cai-
tho burlington & QUINCY tntosost, and hIs elcc-
ton VIII certainly result In clraor oenneotsoa M
peka 4 Santa I'd It1au tntelIds to build to Den-
yer sooReF or later, tt ta doomed unnecessary To
extend tho nurlnxh, h,M d stlssouH River A!so.
The ulauag1rH Ut tho burlington arc hjKalJ
National Republican., 1880-06-14
AIARYLAND NEWS.

Garfield and Arthur clubs have been formed
in Cumberland and Frederick.
The Baltimore g. Ohio railroad company
will pay their employees this week.
Edward, son Of Judge John Couleban, was
drowned in the Potomac river near Cumber-
land last Friday.
The stockholders Of the new railroad from
Cumberland TO Homecoming have met and
elected directors.
The corner stone Of the new catholic church
in the county near Ellicott city will be laid
on the 18TH instant.
Isaac Carter, a Baltimore policeman, has
been convicted of committing an assault upon
Hamilton Dean, fined $50 and sent to Jail for
one month.
Peter Mcconnell, convicted Of house.broak.
ing in Cumberland aud sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for six years, has been pardoned by
th 10 governor.
All the employees on the Chesapeake & Ohio
canal will be paid this week for work done
until January l, and next month they will be
paid to the 15t Of July.
The democrats Of Elton are indignant at
the defeat OF Hiram Mccullough, speaker OF
the house of delegates, whom they had fixed
upon as one of the delegates at large to the
Cincinnati convention.
The railroad bridge of the Shenandoah Val
ley railroad at Shepherdstown is progressing
rapidly. Two of the woodwork spans are
completed and third under way. Only one
OF the piers remain unfinished. The structure
res embles an immense cobweb suspended in
air, the elevation is so great.
National Republican., 1880-06-14
THE GREAT
I $50
1880

~. ,,,,, pENNsYLXANIA Il Ian EouTE lT;,r,,v,us,r
SPLENDID SCENERY MINI. MNAAaNifioENr heoif'
TRAINS Leave WAsHiNG'foN' from Depot cor.
ner OF sixth and streets. as follows
Iais 10 Cincinnati, ana Chicago 1910 a m. daily
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gnein, iI
BaLfI&oRHAND PojiroMAC RAILROAD.
wan rHrlOr Car to Watkn, and tho North at
SaOA N daily except sunday; NJ l:so p. M daily
except Saturday, with Paiaco Cars 10 Cahan'
For WiiIiaulsport, Lock Haven and Elmha, at 1910
q. m daily except sunday. ,,,
For New Ork aud the Fast, s a M. OOnna 1000 p,
N. On sunday 1910 p M; o. ooo, -,
Limited Express 81 a Pullman Psrlor Cars sSO a. m
For brooklyn, New Yorr, all through trains connect
anording direct transfer 10 Fulton street., avoid.
:, Ing double tsrriaao across Nov York city -,
on sunday. S;jo aud H:t6 n, m .'' "'' WV
Limited Express, oJO a M daily except sunday o.,o
For saltimore oi s., %jo 1870 a ~ m ana ssTSnda0 N9
SOFA ~, ID o H. m. no. $3.50, ana 10; .. M.
For Popes Cresk Line, 6'io r. M aud 80 p Ill., daily
For Annapolis $40 II, m. and 40 D. IN. daily, except
AIExXNDRIA AND EREpERICKsByRu RAIL.
NAY AMP AhEHANDRlA AND WASHING
For Aiexandria T. i;'n, Q, II T. M; 4:2l l;2O 62l
and 1880 p m. On Sunday . y ahI IL a n'' and
For Richmond and the South 100 daily, and
$50 p, III daily except sunday
Trains leays AlsFSndrS ior Wasg'%oh % nSbt " + ,S a.
on sunday at and 10 g. m, 7ani Hh p m,
@ 10 sSSphs AZ 1hS pSe
east corner OF Ihrteenth street and Pennsy ivnnia
syn and s tS dsso %Ssfe ordr s e S
len tor hechecking OF baggage TO destination from
"''''' L. F. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, GenerA ManAytr.
National Republican., 1880-06-14
YIRGTNII NEWS.

Richmond consumed s0,S31 ,766 cubic feet of
gas last year.
Winston, n. c., has voted $4,000 to the OK.
tension of the Virginia Midland road to that
place.
II is said n vein of very rich ore has recently
been struck in tho Booker gold mine in Buck :
ingham county.
Captain Thomas S. Doyle has been elected
principal of tho Vir ginia institution for the
deaf dumb and blind.
Colonel Thomas Lewis has shipped 500
black bass for the upper waters of Walkers
creek, in Giles county.
The colored amateurs of Richmond are
making preparations to present Pinafore at
the Virginia opera-house.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage is to deliver an ad-
dress during the commencement exercises at
Randolph Macon college.
The participants in the recent duel near
r ichmOnd are to be tried in Henrico county.
All of them have boon arrested.
Thou gh suffering great pain from the wound
received in personal rencontre, William @.
Elan, esq, editor of the Wig, is improving.
The hands on tho Richmond s. Alleghany
and Buchanan q Clifton Forge railroads struck
for $1.25 per day, but resumed work for S1.00
The interest Of j. W. Mixtor in the Bertha
zinc works, at Martins, has been sold to
pcOiBo W. VI chlbNIllCt lOE ONCi
$50 600.
Colonel John Il. Popham, editor of the
Southern InteNgencer, has been released from
| the imprisonment imposed on him by a Hust'
ings court.
The residence of Mr. Ben jamin Pace, oi
| Charlottesville, was robbed last Sunday night
of IL large quantity of wearing apparel aud
valuable jewelry.
Thomas II. Dickens, VIII itc, charged with
forgery, and William Brown, colorod, charged
with burglary, attempted to break out of the
Danvillc Jail last Friday.
General John D. Imboden, of Pittsburg Pa.
has bought 10000 acres of coal land in Wise
county. The Richmond & Southwestern rail
way is to 90 in that direction.
| A charter has been granted to the Virginia
State Mining company of Lynchburg The
| lands of the company-40O 0O00acres-liei in Am
herst county, near Rope ferry.
The republicans of the Fourth consressiona
district, now represented by Hon. JOSEPH
Jorgensen, have called the nominating conven
ton to meet at Burkeville on the Both in
| slant.
On Juno 8, Mrs Sallie Mcneil died at he
homo near Blue Ridge, at the age of eighty
four years. aud on the next morning hor hus
band, James Mcneil, aged oighty-one years
| died al so.