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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-04-30

A WONDERFUL CURE FOR DIPnTHE
RIA.-Three of my children had diph-
iberia in its worst form. Skin dry. Inns
parched, could not swallow. With a
feather l applied Giles Liniment Iodide
Ammonia to the tonsils, rubbed it over
their Threats and chests. Great chunks
of stuff came from the Threats and
the skin became moist, fever left them,
and under the Almighty care | attribute
their cure to DR.. Giles Linimept
JANE KELLY,
Cor. Tonnelli avenue and Blocker St,
Jersey City Heights, NJ.
Giles pills cures painful menstruaiion.
Sold by w. Ii. Sisler Send for PAM
phlet TO DR.. Giles, 100 West Broadway,
n. \. Trial size % cents. 13JtG-1St1
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The cheap cash store Of Rupert & Poi
lock is the place for fresh groceries.
wifi
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Ladies' ncckwcar in endless profusion
at NEWMAN & Cos
l34t3wIStf
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Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigars
the best 10 cent cigar in Emporia. w10n
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Fremont Items

W EDSESDAY, april IS.
We are sorry to note that all the fruit,
at least all we have examined, Is killed.
Too bad
Mansfield Wells is suffering from a
severe attack of Colorado fever We
think it will carry him off
Don't fail tn hear laundering Andy at
Rinkers' school house Friday evening,
May 1th, as he is Il good one.
Miss Annie Cannon was the guest of
Miss May klock on Sunday last.
Despite the dry weather corn is com
ing up finely.
Mrs. Harmon Hollingsworth is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bogue, of Plymouth, Kansas.
Our enterprising ncighbor, Mr. Miller,
late Of Bourbon county, Kansas, is build
ing a fine residence on his farm near
Horton station, on the a, T. & S. F.
railroad.
Judge PeytOn's lecture on temperance
at Badger creek school house, on last
Sabbath, is spoken of very highly by
those who heard it. Come again, judge.
Our old time friend Mr.. Howell left
us on Monday last, on trip to his ma
tive country (Wales) where he intends
to spend few months visiting the
friends of his youth.
Don't forget the entertainment at
Rinker school house Friday evening,
May 9Th. One of the prominent features
of the entertainment will be that world
renowned drama entitled, Handy
Andy" Every person interested in the
Sunday school cause, should be present,
If possible, for while you will get your
moneys worth, you will help TO advance
this good cause, for rem eember all the
net proceeds will be donated to the Sab
bath school HANNIs JR.
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MoNEY.-Moncy to loan at surprising
~ low rates.
16tf CUNNINGHAM & MCCARTY.
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A gentleman who came from Newton
Wednesday says the rain was much
heavier there than here.
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KANSAS CRY, EAPoRIA AND Souri,
ERIN r. R--A meeting of the stock
holders of the X. G. T.. & 5. r. r. Co,
for election of nine directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of
any other business tina. may come be-
fore the meeting, will be held at the Of
fee of G. n. Sterry, Emporia, Kansas, 1T
3 o'clock p m, Tuesday, May 18th, 1880.
1872 L. WILDER, Sec'y.
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STRAYED-A small light sorrel mare.
with blaze face, willie feet, and had letter
III on one shoulder. 4 liberal reward
will be paid for her return TO W. T. Nc
Carly WISH
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Oae Pitts tilreshcr and Woodbury.
power, 1T less than half price. Time
given. Address Z. IiARPot.E.
Cottonwood Falls, Chase county. Kan
SiiS. w1St1%
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Fancy ailings in great variety d,
Newman's. 13li3wlsu
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Ifyou want good cigar call Vt Ru-
pert & PolIock's. wl7tr
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Buckien's Arnica SaIvc,

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
ehapped hands, chilblains, cOrns, and all
kinds of skin erupuOns- This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction IN
every case or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Il. Wheldon
& Co, Emporia, Kansas. w17t6
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The temperance meeting at Bancroft
hall Sunday afternoon was web attend
ed, all the chairs being occupied and the
benches on the sides of the room. The
principal orator, Hon. Ansley Grey, is y
very fine speaker, and embellislies his
forcible arguments with occasional
flights OF eioquence winch enhance TO n
great degree She effectiveness oi' his al
dresses. The evils of the accursed RUN
traffic find vivid interpreter in his able
young lecturer, wa" .,ts accomplished =,
very large measure OF good for She cause
of temperance reform.
Mr.. Arbuckle, so we'll and Iavoiably
known to our people. added TO the enjoy
ment Of the occasion by his wallchosen
remarks and excellent singing, aud taken
all in ali the meeting WAS grand snc-
cess.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Pensions and bounties obtained by C.
B. Bachelor. w1Otf
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Have you seen those beaded caps at
Newman s. Co's.' l34i3wlst1
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IT. W. 7 ENKSALI,
ldl31-2-4-6 VISIT

LEIs's DANDEIIoN ToNIC.-The great
blood and liver purifier and life giving
principle, purely vegetable and proven
tive of chills aud ague, and sure cure for
dyspepsia. Price 81 per hottie For
sale by all druggists. Lcis Chemical
Manufacturing Co, sole proprictors,
Lawrence Kansas dl2SSwi1lf
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MONEY TO LoAN-at the lowest rates.
w10G BACHELLER & BACHEILER.
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the public expenses of Lyon county
iooted by thc commissioners Is. their
last meeting, have. been thus classified
Roads, $GG7.50; Juries, 5000; witness
es, $4,000; jail expenses, $675. 81; poor
farm, $iS7.66; outside poor, Ss45.25;
light, fuel, etc, for the court house, $249.
81; bridges, SG,147.75; justice Of the
peace fees, $92.40; county commissions,
$1,91G.92; stationary, S7G5s; print
ing, $24S.7e; sherif's aad bailifi>s fees,
SfSI.6j; miscellaneous, $1G372.
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'oIudo Items.

ToLEDo. Kas-, April &C.
. Wn. Stone has concluded 10 take IN
bearders. i stranger without any bag
gage came 10 his house last sunday. lie
says he will keep her-board, clothes,
ctc-,-and call heT his
Rev. Mr.. Gulleit, Of Americus. deliv-
cred one of the best temperance lectures
We ever listened 10 last Friday night
With such able advocates rs he, there
will b. no doubt about the passage of
the prohibition amendment. We hope
10 have him come again at SEINE other
time.
E.W. Lee and Andy Hinchman brand
ed 401 head of fine lat cattle last week
and placed them IN their herd some Is
miles South of here
Mrs Flickenger is visiting her sister
AT Hartford, Lyon county, this week.
AUNT DINAu
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LocKERMAN TAIKs.-FOr sale-Fifty
tons of good, bright, prairie hay. APP
ply on the premises of n. LooKERMAN.
bc129t10 w17bct12%
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Of the Pntna.,, Farm and i ooI.q /,

Of the Putnam farm, and is going to
farming.
THIS par. ~ iiie coau.Fs X lssins fenc-
- this sPring, and stock Fa.ice j. very
scafce
ID. W Raady anticipates growing
about five acres of sweet potatoes this
year, and can probably furnish plants 10
his neighb0rs-
fno'hing prevents. Ihis section viii
be blessed with Il good apple crop this
year.
Oar school IS moving on finely this
spring.
4 man cant help being born Smith,
but lie can relieve the inonoiony of it BY
pre6xing fac name OF Aigern0n 81 Law
renee to II. CRANE Err
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Lew Wood has choice Iowa seed po-
iaioes. VII
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Gents spring overcoais at Newman &
Co.'S l3ti3wlSiI
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Use Leis' Condition Powders for
horses and cattle. For sale by all drug
gists. dies &w11ltf
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Mr. Butts, of the NEWS, went To To
peka to visit friends Tuesday
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The quickest and most certain remedy
for collie, dysentery, diarIhea, etc, is DR..
Mafshali's Arabian Oil Try it. Sold
by North IL Ryder. 135t6-1StI
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TUESDAY. April 30
~ 4. Goddard Ga John ". Thatcher. !.
seuti; bal % lot - Constitution Il 81
q i9sTis 70 } Armstrong. lot Is
:. Iiesnslg 70 MT. Green. lot ca Goa
r e. Gil EFT 10 August Indolph. lats
Isl and iUG Exchange street --...-- 200
Il De i.n.solPn 20 Matilda Deiudolah.
r. - A-cSolsn 70 T. Dean, lot No. I Ne
OSLO street. COpley's addition - CO
T. Finley TO j. X Finley, ma or %
c; w. Potwia TO J. x. Finley. he or IS
4. r. KisnbaIl 10 !. X. FiaIey. so,,ib i'sO
half q section s,io:ls l,I2o
Aads flausoD u j. 81. Campbell Sc or
Of Sc ar sl-iS-l2, and sx qr OF sw qr 20
wEDSEsDtY, April q.
r. 3 Fi-h 20 = 8. IiehE.an, lot Ios syI-
4, e. stsw.,rs TO I;uei I. Iiasis, lot $50
\ Coo. "a tB-s Fi,htr. l.aqr - y IL o.,
i !. iie.ialah 10 T. &. fis:i, iorth b..!i
sc a : l5-is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
SATURDAY. AprBai
v i so'lcn 70 JarIeit Gard er. lot a
Constitution street s. coo
eoit. Lynn y itngsles Ir g. " Hug
gins lots 3i5 and 30 uTnBsercini 49, 40
q I Neaman to > w. Hines, lot isG-
raj. opley's addition - 60
Z D. &cCeiIn ~ b ". lIGggiBs, lot 3ss
al X A4oiuleS 10 l.. W AtnS9lG>, aCt
3@e Commercial &C
T: Z. dickinson Ia T. n. nuggins. lot
3@G Commercial $500 IS
+. C. Dc kinsen 10 Van 4. HOlmcs. lot
70 state lot ll5 1OngIess aad lots 3i9
and jzS Commeic al . IFS
J. X Finley 10 } X Tyler, lot 236 Com
mereial 22j
state Of Kansas, patent. 10 Hugh Wit
lians. Sc or OF sw ar l6-2G-2i. and NV
OF sc or iG- 20-2l -.-.-- 1900. -
Daniel T. Jones 10 Richard Morgan SIX
qrof NV or > 29-li -.-.--.-- .--. Us
-. :. Hunt 20 y. Il. PlaaaI. part OF sw
or sc or 10 1911 . .... /
Thos. ii. Thomas 10 J w Albright, part
OF sw Of seqr 20-i2 .--..-...-. 49, So
Joseph Oswald antl Eliz fSrth Oswald 10
ROYAL LaffeFiy. Or Of lie qF 20 49, y. ] 200
George W. Norris to 5. u Curtis, nc qr
2z-5S-l3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 700
5 ID. Curtis to n /. Cunts, sw OF nv or 200
j &. Douglass To Sosepn Oswald sc oI
nc or ami sW OF NV " ~ 1919 -
D. ) Kelley TO j. h Finley. south half
% II 1912, 1is,l nv or Of Il IS ID LO9O
a. blanchard to u \, IL ;aes, lis az IL
1919 I7OJ
Stephen Park 10 V L;iiard. sc qrss-
: ; Hinba.l 10 E.lwar,l SCOT sc qrs-
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yvI5tC

Do You WANT A BOARDING House,
For sale, new frame house on Neosho
street, 24xeG; eight rooms; upholstered;
is well built, and two coats Of pant out
side; crib, coal house, hog pen. &c. In
sured for five years. Wen located for
boarding house. Call on the News Co.
fora bargain. Long time on part;
team or other good lots in part pay
ment. d&wlf
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additional Locals on the Fourth Page.
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The Marsh Ague Cure never fails
Price only 80 cents-liquid or pills.
uIItf1QIff
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lrrcmont Townshin

We are favored by Joseph Frost, Esq,
assessor Of Fremont township, with the
following partial report Of his work:
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rnn Nnx norEL rnogEcr.
90 Sol nsIas rsp.aIy ral..a.
Ths I.a.srprl.e sare . = EI.roasl..

We mentioned Tuesday the piece Of
good news that the project to erect q new
hotel, thing so badly needed here,
seemed now sure Of success. We have
since had conversation with ono Of the
gentlemen taking the lead in the matter
and learn that abe old Ruggies corner,
on Merchants and Sixth, and one square
west Of Commercial street, has been pur-
chased for the site. The location IS .
good oBe-haady 10 business, depo;s,
etc The hotel is 10 he erected hy "a
joint stock company, tlie capital of which
IS %s0,G00. The charter MEM
bers are J. r. IIoiderman,
VIM. Powell, J.. Herman, II. C. Whitley
and Van r. Holmes, The charter was
forwarded TO Topeka yesterday. The
stock is largely subscribed, and il seems
almost improbable that The project can
fan through for want OF proper enter
prise and encouragement from our eitl-
zens. The company is 10 be organized
as soon as possible, and work will com
mence Immediately We feel confident
that the gentlemen having the enterprise
In hand will not let it fail. and that En-
poria, by fall, will be in possession of
what she has SO long Suffered for, to-wit:
a hotel commensurate with her CONNER
cial Importance.
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sMpoRIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 30 1880
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hI. IJNIe Is TIC BtnIItndn WHO recent
ly purchased the property known as
Humphreys mill.
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500
Itss
I 10
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Fly Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 30 TGor.-Stocks sroUg and
change-Loag, 4s29; short. 4S44. State bonds
dun and nominal Governments quiet.
Ersntng.- Money, 2@22 per cent. exchange
4S2. Governments quiet: new Sc, 1881; AZ per
cents. l1lb; 4 per cents, lO9s. States hrn Out
inactive.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. July 30.-The Posts financial ar
tiele Sans: The market for United States bonds
are more active than they have been for several
Gays. The Stock market continues strong aud after
4 series Of advances and reactions prices as We
write are kd2 per cent. above yesterdays closing.
The rise was led by Illinois Central; Union Pacinc
advanced IL. Mi. waukee and 81. Paul y, Northwest
a. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rs. AMI
Jersey Central Denver anu Rio GraDse and 81.
Paul and Omaha each. The dealings III , r:ri. =
graph, aud Michigan Central have been large:
There l. no longer any doubt but that he railroad
tonnage OF The coming twelve months VIII exceed
that of last year. We have heard the opinion ex-
pressed in quarters well informtd that this excess
will probably reach 30 per cent. The quotation for
call loans Is 20g2& per cent, per cent being an
extreme rate. Time loans are TO per cent
III ime mercantile paTer Is 3S6Dl4 per cent.
United States = per cent. 109A@s1 .09A: United
states A per cents &c liia Dit an,ra OF ~
Ohio SIoa and mi Mississippi, 3SE Erie, 44 Michigan
Central, 95A; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 36S; Lake
shore, I09E: Northwest, 90t: Northwest prefer
! red, - Iron Mountain, 53S Rock Island, lli
st. Paul, s71; 81. Pau, preferred, 1913; Wabash
81. Louis and Pacific. ~: Wabash, 81. Louis am
Pacific preferred, 70b; KaHsas and Texas, 3Sf
Western Union Telegraph, 1913; &. {. and !. e..
l7s; Pacific Mail, 43}..
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 30-Yirginia 6's, deferred
| 81; consols, 57h; second series, pa; past-dn'
coupons, SO; new 10-40's, AIN; l0-4O's, coupons
Q4l
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July SO.-The weather,
to-day is clear and warm. the track good
but dusty, and the attendance fair.
The first race, for two-year-olds-dis-
tancp, i've furlongs-Bootiack won; Glen
carine second, Compensation third. Time,
l:04.
The second race-one mile and hve nun
dred yards-Ada Glenn won by meek
Colonel Sprague second, Oden thlrd, Long
Taw fourth. Time, 2:l43.
In the third race one mile ana iur-
long-there was dead-heat between Goia-
bug and THURMAN; Go Forth third. Tlme'
1854. n
The fourth race-a selling race, LOT all
ages, three.quarters OF mileCwas won Dy
Observator Utilita second, Charley Ross
third. Time, 46{.
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Judge Dickinson ana daughter, have gone
to Washington. The I, ovcrnor VIII go 70
winchester before return ug 70 h,snm wn,'
Mrs. General Pickett and son, MT De- De-
lington Goddiu and family MI Mr; ns'
Lipscomb and Mrs. Hui.t, Of .1'cn ,, -
are among the guests at Old Point MI .,.,n ~
Yates, an Engiishman, performed n ~" va
lous feat Of swimming this altcrno6s, gu" ~
although boats were sent 10 hts asslstsN> -
he landed safely without their aid. He VA
warmly congratulated upon his sue
cess. The appointment OF Captain John
s. Tucker, ex-mayor OF Norfolk. as clerk OF
The Yorktown Congressional Committee, Is
universally approved, and have met no
one who does not say that be Is the right
man In the right place. He will give the
chairman, Senator Johnston. the most valua.
bile assistance in the important work before
him.
General Armstrong, the principal OF the
Hampton Normal School, Ia now In the
Sandwich Islands. His Indian pupils seem
TO be getting on tirst-rate. u.
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CUMBERLAND.

THE FIFTY-HlGHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
JAMss-RIvER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION HELD AT
TARwALLET CHURCH.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
FARNvILIE, Va, July 20, 1880.
The fifty-eighth annual session OF the
James River Baptist Association closed to-
dav. Mr.. j. II. McRae was moderator, and
Rev. l.. X. ThorUhill clerk. Among the
visiting brethren" were Rev. II. Ii. Grit
nth. w. l.. Pitcher. A. +. Dickinson, and
+. J. Starke. The aforementioned got hat
nearly full OF silver for his ministers relief
fund, while liberal collections were made
for other objects. The meeting was held at
Tarwallet, fifteen miles from here, aud the
crowd exceeded anything Cumberland coun-
" has seen "sipce the war;"
Rev. a. L. Dickinson undertook TO prove
that this Association was as able TO pay for
its mission work as any OF the others IN the
State, but when it was put to vote the
body asked for further aid from the State
Mission Board, in Richmond.
They say that all the leading ReSdtusters
In Cumberland and buckingham are going
for the regular Democratic electors. 49,
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VO SUMNER TOURISTS.


Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
APPARATUS which cannot he had outside oil city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
milk. food, &c.: -
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
READY tS' MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready, ard act In three minutes
SOFT RUBBER AIR.PiLLOWs aud CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONGEs and SPONGE-BAGs, -
SELf-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SlR'NGEs,
VALENTINES NJ AT-JulCf, .. - .x<,,.
VALENTINES NEAT.JUICE WITH GLrCE-
lJOiINsToN'S FLUID BEEF,
IIErIG,s SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LiEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
| PAPOMA entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM. food for infants;
NFSTIE'S LACTfOUs FARINA,
GERBER'S NiLK-FOOD.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
| PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET, ,
DlSINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent c"niaglVH'
aud all reliable medicines, new remedies, ana appA-
ratus, 10 be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. NY II
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PORT OF RICHMOND. july so, 1880.

schooner Lizzie d. Gsvg. -, Kennebec, Ice, !.
&. Smith.
Schooner Alzsns, -, Kennesec, ice, A. G. Bah
cock r... ..f
Schooner John A. Curtis, Q,iian, New York,
railroad iron. Richmond and Allegheny railroad
vessel. Curtis n Parker.
| Schooner u. Clifford. Smith. New York. railroad
iron, Richmond aud AilegAApy railroad; vesseis
Curtis 4 Parker.
| coal, y, u. Halves: vessel, Curtis Parker.
grain vessel, Curtis 4 Parker. -.
more. salt, Davenport & Morris; vessel, Curtis q
Parker.
Schooner William L. Fraaklin, -, Baltimore.
-four.
British bark appbo. Gordon, In ballast. from Del
aware Break water; ye,tei, Buck & Christian.
sAILFp
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chan disc and passenger George w. Allen & Co.,
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise, ana. passengers, l.. Is. Tatam,
agent.
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Phiips. Stanford, CT.
| rossed bark, A. Il. Goodman; vessel, Curtis Par
ker. .
| schooner r. Archalarius, Montgomery, Elizabeth,
post.oak lumber. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Lizzie Carr. Teal, Boston coal, Currle
ACO.
Schooner G. N. Branard, Keniston, Boston, coal.
| Currie Co.
HNTERSD.
| Portuguese bark Mariana, -, New York, In
| ballast.
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DICKINSON.

THE FIRST COURT HELD IN THE NEW COUNTY
THE COUNTY SEAT POOR 0NE-MEETlNG
OF READJUSTERS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 90, 1880.
The first court for the new county OF
Dickinson was held last Thursday
Honor Judge Jones presiding. There was
nothing special except the qualification OF
the officers and host Of attorneys.
The place designated for the COURTHOUSE
in the bill establishing the county is very
rugged and Indifferent One-not even q
wagOn-road I'm six miles OF the place.
Short speeches were made court-day by
Messrs. Dickinson, Cally, and Kilgore, eulo-
giving the course taken by the Rcad1usters
in their late Convention held in your city.
The latter gentleman, who has heretofore
been consistent Democrat, said that it
would not have mattered with the ReadiuSt-
ers how they decided-they would have
abided by its decision even il it had have
been Garfield and Arthur Tor, suppose,
the d. bimSelD. DIXIE.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Fifty. ThOusand- Dollar Fire I'm New
York.

yOFA.
new YORK. July 30.-A large building at
the corner OF West and Bank streets, occu-
pied by tue Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany and several other firms, was partly
destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000.
new YORK, July 3O.-At the fire on West
street last night Philip Horton, OF Engine
Company No. "a, fell from a window In
the fourth floor Of the building to the yard
below, and his right side and leg were so
badly crushed that fatal result is feared.
He was one Of the most skllful and dar-
ing members Of the fire department here.
The building in which the fire occurred IS
owned by Ambrose KingSland's estate and
is valued at 100000. The damage was
mostly inflicted by water, as the fire was
confined to the contents, which were OF
very innammabe nature. The damage to the
building will not exceed $4,000, fully COW
cred by insurance. The Domestic Sewing.
Machine Company lose heavily on stock and
machinery. Their total loss will not he Tar
from $40, 900; fully insured.
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THE LATEST NEWS.



A INSTRUMENTATION FIRE IN NEW
YORK. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
PIeURE-BFAD OF THE ILL-rATED SHIP
ATLANTA FOUND At sEA-RACEs AT
sARAToGA-THE ALLEGED FoRGER OF
JACKSONVILLE tFLA.) BONDS COMMITTED
~. THE ToMBs FOR TRIAL-DR. TANNERS
c[,x, ,ITIoN GREATLY IMPROVED YES.
TERpA. VA STEAMER SUNK IN THE TEN
yresrt . ivEI-AN EMBEzZLING PREsI.
nryr ny COLORADO BANK ARRESTED
~ yrw yoR, y-ELECTloN RIOT AT VIC.
ropI. IN PERI vAMBUCo; TWENTY PER-
cows KILLED AM MANY INJURED-THE
EUROPEAN TgoUB. LEs-THE GooDwoOD
RACEs-sEvEgB EAR. rHQUAKE AT sMYR-
NA-THE WAR IN Arch ANIsTAN,
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Norfolk NewA

DEATH OF AN EPISCOPAL MINIsTh @-ELEcfl0N
OF G0oDE DELEGATES,
Especial telegram 10 the DIspatcl'.I
NORFOLK, VA, July 30.-Inteligence was
received to-day OF the death yesterday In
Baltimore OF the Rev. Edwin Geer, OF the
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Geer was for many
years resident Of Norfolk, having re-
moved to this city from Washington, n. g.,
about the close OF the war.
Tonight the Conservatives elected dele
gates TO the Ocean-View Congressional Con-
yention from Portsmouth-the whole sew
enteen for Goode.