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HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMASDsRY,)
NO z. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
RICHMOND, March n, 1850.


GENERAL ORDER No. 1S-AL
~ FIR KNIGHTS: Assemble al the ~
Asylum, 81. Adams Hail. SATURDAY ~
MORNING, March 3h, ut l As O'Clock. II Y
in fuil dress Of Templsr foot iwith/
fatigue cap attached TO bell for the purpose OF es-
cori duty 10 Joppa Lodge, No. Az, as iSting Ches-
lerfed Lodge, No. i6l In the ceremonies OF laying
the cornsr-stObe OF the ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. hester. Va.
N. The band will meet at IL O'Clock, when the
nes VIII bo formed, and start promptly AT O'clock
NJ. for Chester.
~. SIR knights OF 81. Andrews Commandrry,
No 10, and all visiting Sir knights are cordially
invited 10 unite wlhu s.
~. The alteration OF the TempIar clothing has
been compei, q. aud will be delivered az the Asy-
lum between III and IL O'Clock ON the morning OF
psrsfF.
v.sir Knights who cannot leave the city are ur-
gently requested TO cali for their clothing at above
hour AID Join IN the parade ~ the eepot.
Lunch VIII De provided at Chester. Fare for
round frp, 90 cents.
by order Of Eminent CoBmandr.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captain-Gsueral.
Attest; CT. DASFoRTH, Recorder.
NH 6-M,
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rY MONTHLY METHODIST SUN

DAY-sCHOOL SOCIETY-The regular monthly
meeting Of this Society will be held AT Manchester
Methodist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81
O'Clock. Public invited TO attend.
a. l.. WEST, President.
Charles y. RqdV. Secretary
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R3- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL AssOCIA-
TON will be held SUNDAY the I4th instant, at 81
O'Clock. at the Grace-Sireet Baptist church.
j. BOoToS HILL, Secretary.
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FisLD.--Tbe DanytiIe Times Is out for
5netiee Eisap Tor PsesIdent.
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tcor-

ner Twelfth and Broad Streets Rev. j. y. HAw-
THoRNE. ID. d.. will preach on SUNDAY at ii A.
M.-subjeci, $40 Whom Shall We Coz" and at ~
o'clock F. M.-subjoct. " The Good Man." All
strangers welcome.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of Main and Sixth streets) REV. j. n. EA-
GER will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. aud Rev.
j. j, TAYLOR at SP. NJ
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III MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey
j. G.. Observation-Disclosures ii A. NJ. and 1
O'Clock l., NJ
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nY' BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY, March I4th.-Preachug by
Rev. w. @. STARR, pastor. At / O'Clock 4. NJ
subject, The Service f Song" At 7:45 y. NJ
subject, :" Music IN the Law Strangers cordially
Welcomed.
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IT GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND
INDUCEMENTS.

Although prices have been advanced vo a..
Through large purchases from manUf4ciurcr.l
ENABLED TO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
and now propose TO give buyers the
FULL BENEFIT OF OUR JgDrcryus
PURCHAsEs.
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ne FIRST PRESB YTERIA
CHURCH-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. r. l..
PRESTON. ID. d. at II A. NJ. and at quarter before
at night Strangers will receive cordial well
cOmp.
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Mp FREE MTpUODJST ~

E13@ FREE METHODIST CHURCH,
sos WEST CARY STREET, SUNDAY. March I4ih
until the erection Of church, sunday school az
10 A. NJ. An old fashioned Class-Meeiug at 3 L.
VI. 1880 p. NJ, regular services. You are cordially
Invited Rev. (. b. CHM, pastor.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND ptlTvrERY

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
fL0kENTlNE GLAss-only few pieces In this
county:
CERE GLASS, which took the premium over the
bohemian:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. CoFFEEs, and DESSERT
SKIS;
FRUIT PLATEs-iyory body something new;
DECORATED DINNER SETS aiioko pattern:
CHAMBER SETS-Minton--varletyo Of patterns:
TEA sc rS-all prices and styles.
Will have cpened on the Sru INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORCE >TER. DREsDEN
AND LONGWY WARE ever exhibited, aud en-.
De y 1907 Main street.
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The following letter was offered by the
prisoner, which was objected to by the
and which the Court ruled
out a. not being adnissibIe-to which
ruling OF the Court the> prisoner excepted
and tile bis bill Of exceptions
made narrow. awful escape Tuesday
u, the same Wednesday d., and
Thursday III; wenf, and oh ruined
everything; since then I've suffered. SUI.
Tered. l canu9t tell you the beginniDg.
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81. s.ss>tB%
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE
THOMAS r. PRICE 4 co.
AT COST.
Complete lines of
BLACK CASHMER -, BLACK TAMISE;
BLACK BUNTINGS,
229, %. As, So, aud Csc
reduced 334 per centum.
Complete line
BLACK SILKS, Csc. to $3.50.
NO BOGUS SALE.
THE PRESENT CONCERN WILL BE DIsCON.
TlNUED 10TH APRIL, 1850.
STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
THIS Is THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OF
FERED THE PUBLIC TO PURCHASE
FINE GOODS FOR ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR VALUE.
FANCY DRESS GOODS AT Soc on THE
DOLLAR.
fe 26-eod THOMAS II. PRICE & co.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF
DRY GOODS.
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
Although goods of every kind are advancing, we
have concluded to sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
PRIME COST
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO MAKE A CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
THIS Is NO HUMBUG,
as we mean what we say. All who want goods can
SAVE 20 PER CENT.
on their purchases by buying of us. Our stock must
be sold In the next sixty days
COURTNEY & POWELL,
fe 28-lm 429 Bread street.
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ILetterG.I

Dear Jesse.-Ten thousand thanks for the
money, but Only wanted small piece. |
had gone over tn pay Mrs. Alexander a
farewell visit when Sam. came. She leaves
In the morning, and certainly leaves one
lonely. desoate creature behind. Sorry am
| TO siye her up. Everything that happens
to me is sorrow and affection. II cannot
Kill. or should now he at rest. am very
much obliged 10 you for sending the note
and the money; nothing TO send you in re-
turn. Whenever you think you care 10 see
me shall be glad indeed 10 see you.
Your faithful friend Till death,
LIZZIE MAY.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICE OF BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FoRGE)
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA. March ~, 1880. }
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IA ST9CkHULDtR OF TIE BUCHANAN
AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY COMPANY
will be held at this Office on THURSDAY the 9Th
instant ~ IL VI. WILLIAM T.. MUNFORD,
NH 1885, Secretary.
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VINEGAR .......,
100 barrels for sale by
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS, tsc.r.
, 1880-03-10
RAILROADS.


HEAVY NlOttT6AGE.
Tho burlington managers have Just Issued, In
noatly Printed pamphlet. II copy Of tho trust
mOrtgnGu recently given BY Il on tho burlington
& Missouri RoRd and branches In Iowa, which It
acquired by consolidation fow ycars ago, Tho
mortgage, which beNrB date Oct ], 1870, reoItcs
that, wheroas tho burlington & Quincy Road
has absorbed all the property and franchises Of
ths hnrlinYt1IIa II, hlssft s'ycE soxnvi',o
itt,u, lies htuines & Southern, erosion s. North
GTll, NehrasEa CITY. Sidney & Narthoaxtern,
Gothic & Atlantic, Loon, slt- Ayr Bu,,thwostorl,
and tho Hastings & Avoca koatiH, and IL il,i-
thorzesl to issue bends, the payment shorcot ~
roads, olutr1nlnt8. and franchises; and whtrttas
tl'ern % nro outstanding N bonds Of tho 1nr!!ngton
JUN SrIswoi, T. aaS S' s5 t on tae H's Nea SnR S
land grants void and by Insoid 6onds;. anI
whereas tho Burlington 4 Quincy, IN urlcr to
!aCseaso tle eapnoity Of tho aequirtsi property,
burlington & Quincy, In ortlvr to provtde for tho
Espaynicnt of lE2noys advanced or to 10 nd
aaSiiny M heia II aafoa sqsS Nsy s. I ecsya u
on tho sinsis min iravf of sho Hsrllnxton {
:se,ad s trseE, to ~ hays f fsr.y ." yes1s nv
t asdn
linEtoR & Quincy lsullroad hAs conveyed to
LAt'4, as Trustees, the said burlington l. Mis-
souri, !llteT Roa1 and branchus own0u antl per-
pet1nlly leased, III tho Statcs 1T Iowa and Sis-
.onri, aud vi! such extonslons ~ tho burlington
Quincy may construct or htcouHu owners Ht,
provided that hil SUCH including tho main linz,
the revenues and Income derived thgrefr,En, lull
e3,s76, ,oo aM construction bonds On tho braiicht.
sla.nod. TO hafe aud to bold. With right uf loru-
closur0 in default Of payment OF interest, txes,
Or assessments. until thu burlington 4 Quincy
shall hayG rad III null the principal anl fnterukt
Of tho bonds Inyntfonad, when tho right aud tltlo
shall scrert to tho ch!caKo. burlington Quincy
tsnilEoad, which furthcr covenants to sci Ast,lo
par value Of the bonds issued, tho sans to 10
applied to tho purchase Of the bonda Issued
uuder the mortgage, until sll shall have been 30
purchA1ed.
, 1880-03-10
BRICK.

TIE rnopAptt.tT1ES or 4 FAMINE,
From hints TINT bayn tecu thrt,rn mt rrccnt.
h. n ho. nnnnor,d ttut ttoro vna n rrohnG,iItv
0t n hF1ck 5Anno In Chicago this spring. a
TRlnuaE reporter stnrtcd out on a totlr OF IN.
spcc.ipn n,t1onr tho brick dealers of TIM civ
,.ns+a,sInv fr tho r,,-nn.o ~ Ion-.,,r +ho s.ot
svs.u"S ,.., ~. t"o pu'lsse ~ 1e"l''K tuu ea"o.
stuht.oa. ooe"fa' o1 tne 1cl'rcsoni"t'Fc oca'ers
Wefe seon, hfd thcT all dgrecl IN ono efory.
This WIS to tho effect TINT thcre were about
4.000nn unsnll brick In tho city at present,
although there WIS whit might be called d
biz Ecarcty, owing to tho fact that this Inns
bern I'M open winter. md building has
inst ral. and, whiio there VIVA 4 larger atock
tlan usual in Tho city Inst fall tho demand has
also been grcnter, and heuco tho depletion In
stocks. -.
Tho North Chicago Ho1linR~Nfill Company,
rlaI.tng to extc,,d It's works. Gust atsoit for
tnrpr,sc about 1900, , of brick, md It wanted
them ut n reduced ratg from tho regular price.
II went nrnnn.1 Rnd picked up NIL TINT any nt
tho ,lcnfera woro willing to dispose Of at {ss0 IN
proaGiy @ be al Il viii Witt ncs 6cfaro o tho noW "
brick con,us Into market. Tho manufacturers
reserved ao1tsc of their Atocks for tho accom-
mEintion Of rcgufnr customers, hut will acll
at $40 to I'll tu whoever ilcstres to blty until
North Chicago NolIiux-Mill Company would
have taken livery brick In tho city II it could
hive got them ut ita price,
Ifnyt s. Alsip claim TINT thoy hhye a million nf
hrIck On hand which they arc anxious to sell at
80. Dunn has only nbolt G00,kn left, und hc
would llkt' to 9ct $1l for them. Should there ho
tr1icturT world find considerable tro,,bo Il, 9et-
ting hrtck. Tho manufacturers also CHIN that
,nnke hrtsk Inst scasnn thnn It did tho scneon
bnftrp. Whnt thn .nroat1rnt In fnr an MUNDANE
, 1880-03-10

EriALh Tf1H ORDINANCES III ENFORCED?
A Tn1nuSE reporter called nt tho Clty-I{nll
yesterday III ortlcr to ascertain tho feeling OF
tho Mayor, tho Superintendent OF Police, mud
other Interested officials anont tho ar1ler Intro
duocd by AID. ltawlclgh into tho City Council
Sfoulay evening. atgncd by LOCO West Side cit
tzcns, calling upon tho hfayor and Police Bllper-
tntet,tent to enforce tho dog ordinance. This
ordinance, which was actively In force up to a
few ycars ago, provided for tho licensing Of
dogs ard tho destruction OF tho unlicensed, and,
besides keep!flg tho cur nuisance ut minimum,
brought u very anng sum Into the Treasury
cach ycnr. Much rs 4 Hlnn might 1oyo hfB m01,-
Krci, when 1t became necessary to pay s. a ycnr
fur tho privilege OF keeping 1t, tho animal WIS
discarded, and soon fell Into the hantls Of tho
law. When tho reporter visited Mnyor IInrrRon
ho did 80 With u view Of lcnrninE from him why
tho old dog low bus not been enforced; whether
apart from tho petition Of the Wcst-Sders, ho
had not himself become aware that tho city Is
oynrrun with dogs; whothnr hn Ind not nutcetl
TINT tho turrlbl0 discsc, hytlpphGt,id, was to-
yssSs " c"1s {o sorcS Of ,ap w o
desirable corsnlnniation; and ilnn'ly what
stens ho bud t,Hetl to set at rcat the fca1 Of tho
West Stdt petitioners.
1nE MAYOR.
iiis Ilonor. who ~ usually rcaAy on the day
urcs th0ro intrnauced. acknowledged, Tint ho
hitt not hcen At'lu to ksslsp the dug law 1tIcs-
tion no enmptphe',siyey in 10 TO nbe 10 co,ilo to
uIIy decision Is to whit ho should do in tho c,lsa,
at!u WIFE ~ ,. nua WV 'nt !aaao NJ upon tno
,t hg ft e, 70 70 nns W. 70 say
b.lscss that T. mtKnt M aays SofoEu ~ arrived
~ ~ T., , III "hht no snonlu co. II
"'tS tM,Is; aits ~ .Mu chsu.
lr.t!tless. The st!pef!ntctislant stato1 thAt 30
Ill., Ill., ~ TT feGsse T,,', @ m nssreaons ~ move in
i"r snYer. y1.rs. and thero WIZ re- we IN dis
II nKhtm nttp active operation.
re- hac s'!tnHtccd tho Grt!cr Into tho Cs,llno1! he
ha'! ~. ~ !ot Mkca seo'slliy INTO thG question. hut
F'im Wth 4in9s' ana that hytroph11ln bud b!'con!o
.,EtH2 .,!l GMt h' uncommon tslsor1!er. ~ hs
ChisaFo 70 hc destroyed thnta for human lilo
- ~ i0st oh tnalr nccnlllt 4n afcurrnhco which
sue r. teeotua M ~ aao lsoaEa OF !Aea!th showed WIS
, 1880-03-10
STREET-CLEANING.

!. TIE CITY AND THE sT1tEET-nA1f.wAYa.
The Council Committee on Railroads met In
tho City Clerks Office yesterday afternoon. AID.
nawloi9t In the chair. and present Messfs. Swift,
Altpotor, barrett, anti BioAuley.
Tho flrst md only thing takon up wns tho COM
municntion Of Commissioner Walter In response
to tho order pissed jan. /. inguIrlng ns TO tho
right OF the h0rso- rnilway companies to remove
tho mud and dirt from their trucks to tho s;tlps
Or CUTTERS Of tho streets, he lnciosng tho opln.
ion Of tho Corporation Counsel, which rot forth
TINT they had no moro right to fon,oyc 1t from
tho rDadways TO tho cutters and nllow II to ru-
main there than had private cltlzuT, and ask
ing, rs n way out Of the trouble, that prohiG-
ftory ordinance bo pnsscil, tho enforcement of
which would bring the question Into tho courts.
mir. JOSEPH r. Boxy1ELp,
who appeared for tho rAlways, addressed tue
Committee, snying that ho hnd como to tlcfcnd
tho rights Of property which were joopnrltzed
by petitions of people who didn't know exactly
what they wanted, which petitions did not show
on their face any particular grievance, hut to-
sired tho Council to otfoct something Of which
the slaners bud only very vnE,e Idea: He s!l,l
not think It wns right that clttzcnH should h0
out hAvtng a matter Of this kind rellcyd to tho
forms Of law,-without having 1t specifically
Council desired to prnyont tho horso. .riilways
II the Connsltteo wcro Of opinion that tho cnll-
superior tighta aver othyr rtizrts, bud thu right
10 remove instructions, tc ttnk II TINT tho COM
On thu paFt VI. Tho city aillhorltIos, lll,t
would recommend TINT inlttnrs nf this kind
hs RaGo % s i ~ tS wc or to sh"M INT
accomplish whit wah hoyonl tho province az tho
city; not only that. hut taat II w,ls tlIsesty
Ss Il aaxt no2 e ey g. ss T. H. h. psno s1s s
common sense. ito didn't think nnyboiy wonit
Of ordinary o!,izons oI tho s,rceta-rights gunr-
tho stato.Nnot oily rights, but .Is,tss 10 pcr. r.
fur1n Different fr0nn thuso ~ individuals. lilo
conceded thnt the removal OF tho dirt frnn tho
t1acks =, to H.. g%tte, heapins + la Hna suffer-
ssrccta,--an obstruction; and il cniit 10 rrc.
TGs TGc s y co"ss S { m e s' sy t fiS s
GuHpahlea hMd not tho I'ownl,-that II WIZ not
thsir d",y 10 reoyS no, tbo h. 1rs Frte It nse:
a1 nH to te an obstruction tl1gy would bu ilInn.l-
ab!o uanlcr tho Drdinaucc, That tho cnnpnnlUs
didn't clniIn they hAd right to 40; nor did thoy
cnul dn't SEQ tho difference between leaving tho
mud III ore general hcuV, OF having it in Hulul
desire y pllo 1t up ri uli. md 10 urNv that tho
st.yas aad xi!&ia tar on1 p~cF ~ S q xas
their duty within tho law, to ts'1npel parties
~ % ss''tS sSo 'As cos asf a; .hoa shSF S.s w ex
ii any "rlinsho they should no, ,"S e.cscsa aSisat
Fhe city ha.i Tlxht 10 pass o9ls4a,oe. but M" t
euch " would conflict with thusu ,ld.r which
w. tso ~os1 Tns o
right to regulate tho specd au the titno Ut run
ping tho carr, aud 70 compel thu companies 10
gusi repair md condition. There was ,ioihin.
tu tbs orelnAnees which authorized thu city to
, 1880-03-10
TIE CAIRO MURDER.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune
cA1No. ILL.,. March 9.-The reported murder
an,i en'csde III tho country somc miles nlpoyo
this city ycstcr,ay, proves truo. Tho murderer,
negro TUNED Elijnh sasun, with his wife. a
whlto woman, lived OIL tho firm Of Thouas
Dcrlc. Tho two hnA not lived hnrrlly together
for Some tn,c, and II Is satd he frequently
chnrGcd her with infdcl!ty. Yesterday mor,s-
filg they q,lnrrgle 1lo ca,no to this city for an
trur To- 20 out and Unrest her, but who f0r sumo
III huur, ho roturncd nlonc. Arriving Mt tho
houRe tho i. quarrel WIS rcsnmcd. and l,o
shut her With q shog1in. killing her instantly.
Tho renort Of tho gun WINS htnrtl by a man In
tho nr1ghbnrhuHt, and ho won't to the hUsiso 10
ascert9ln a, n the cn,ase fi!ancnE i1 through tho
hearth and Mason rco,lilinR tho wonrofl. flo
hurried nway to nhtnl,, help to arrest Mason,
md willie he WITS RDnc tho negro Rhot hltnsnlf.
out and held nn inquest to-day, b,1t no facts
nthoE th1n above sttltHl Wor0 learned.
, 1880-03-10

De KArr,, Mtss., Mnrch o.-Tho oaso aRninst
Virgil ani Houston Gully, charged with tho
murder of John T. 0imcr. Tns taken lip yeator-
day. Hurry. Virgil. and Houston Gully wcre NIL
irdlctcd togethor for this oilcnse but, on lnn-
tinn at tho Htntc, severance was granted. Tho
two hitter elected tn bs trlnal first, nnl nuxt
Thursday WIS sot for tho trint Of tho former
special vcnirs, Of eovcnty.hve TINT hui been
were yesterday cxhRslste' Out of this r,l,nuor
only two !ury,mon hnvG been obtained. ln,th no.
Hrpcs. Tho Court then NrtlCrcd tho Sheriff IN
Summon i00 nlcn to nppear ami ans,vtx with
reference to their qualifications Us jurymun.
, 1880-03-10

1PsSsas OUva3<R ~ 9Hs CNRaHo 3F1bHhf.
WARRINGTON. D. G.. March 9.-Tho Bourbon
Democrats AEo making tho most extraordinary
e1oFtlons to socuro uultod action ln their party
III Vlry!nia prior to tho Presidential election.
Aandolph Tucker, one OF tho loading stpro.
sentatisea Of this class has sct,t y eomu,r1llca.
Hon to tho committees Of tho two parties In
VIrgiula.
NEW Y0RK, March 1.-THE KlpEs County
Hsroklyn> Republican General Committee Iast
proving the actton OF The Utica Convention fu
prefcsrtnR Gen. Grant tor President. Thos0
resolution Are to ho taken from tho table at tho
next meeting and passed BY large majority
20 says 4 Iuglnber.
Tho Fotfd's ticket: "For President, the best
Democrat w0 eau get; for Vice President, the
, 1880-03-10
FOUND DROWNED.
One More Unfortunate, Rashty
1mportunato, Seeks the
Lake.
Poor Emma O'Dell Fislled Out of
the Basin Yesterday.

son'o at''l connolly woman wfa rescued from the
iake, Just oppost tho norlh end of tho Exposition
lh1!'ilns somo la.orcrs employed along tho rail-
70 AMI iro Jus, outside tue psr and
oalccr Patterson, Of tho dry .qand ~ him Tho
boly wns draw, .ipon tho pior, and Inter con.
y,eyaneo was procured an't i was taken te tho
I" INC winter t, Tor sovoral .nonths at least
O'Dcl wus mentioned, 1h,s, pcrbans. becn,,so
tho O'nctI caso ,rn. r,thnr einr,,iar ~ snv
ineanse /. ns recently Soon trsht fress1y a yo to
mind by an occurrence of yesterday morning,
which wins given prominent Newspaper mention,
nr,i;,s. fs Gr9no II Mn ~ l t,oc,p kGcpcr ni
ycstcrlay appearna before .itst|cn Wetjae,,
antt rcGl,cssing u varrant for \ M,ss Mary
Of srs w9 s nG'fa . xf hn ~ ts nper Msa fSTIy
expalncsl by Mrs. Gi1cIi, anu tho warrant m s wHs
y 9an @ cut ~ l9r cams 1s In aa SaaGto The
wo Il shes sa seas. w Il aesn'eT aao rs %
' WIZ e rK mano GMs sy 'ho result 9t snssroko In
To rris on eonc;tv S ,v,a ne 1nxr ScN1p 's ng1. t
after this slirstr,ko lid ,ras really a,,t of hcr
y ma an hna q" freey He e1Sa' eeE e
5e fSf Ss AID ;S$sss
that her (, daaghter @ '' sa'o '''7 ''' 'no ''ea
,x ,,,,, on,,a mAp o. nsEs TEEN ssoakrsD y, ' II,
Sss sss to nsr ' axsg s;oISs; !fS d9s TSs SlS st
Fel,., !, md, hnh not b'ccn seen 'f m1r
WIS issus.i, md nionx nboHt 100 list list evening
9c ss Ell was n tNen 10 to 9. Arnry a
s fenane Ssir FH Mbo Tns'f to 4s b%I
70 closely wero tic, two descriptions found to
tasly y aI taat tntG lat night reporter called at
asld ut first tho Indy WIS unwilling to bc seen,
h,,t on h!nt tht soo trneo ha perhaps bee.i
raw Mrs an,Khter The wy was mao
fnr tho cal md bravny horsrf to withstand tho
shnGk s, nskGd II ,.tybM!y nf tho description xnB
nor affirmative, was acixelApuu us tho attG al.l
M sr r. H. 'nafs nf"rs9e e hS oer Rer ws
sa!ce lSht lot 10 tic tS is: ons n fla 1svins 9s
hen he bss sSa,hes s9s ,atS az %qots;r oSd ad @ @
oa a nor ana SSSe sSe "s Iopassr ss sue aeeo ss
oa nr hat tw" cr fns paso to to MorSs S:
hns worriei anil frcttcd hcrset over % Rrnnaa n,'
e IL so ~. h. stDssy ssd @ o nsT s ssa 5
s?s1 S.s a"ry sGsski onr,en was easily found at tho
Mirm5er{ ni,n5 l'st It, night ana Was readily recox.
two ''ts,t "cSstons p1ior pic n's 70 'Ra Ests
hssns.,,,o h,sm5ea In ,r, pollso nnttcrs; she Is
.laMEhfr Il NJ Oswe9a, \. H. ,Aldorn!a''. ller
pr9fesslM ,! + msIe, teaehtns. she volunteered
s sarSss ss SaF e s S s eso % a q ssxa s wt Ss her
q hers told her Mls'lt f tho girl En,n,i. Hi.
tho FaniiInys fisinr as, uivsc @ hor ss t,t the Ss
SSs {errSss ont siat E'na M! WIS y fy Ittis IL;
Emma tok Kreat llknK % to o. her. her. md nd SHUT spsnt
en ,aas LING ~ nnf aar!tneilts iIGr tnothcr
, 1880-03-10
CASUALTIES.
1,OILEll EXPLOSION,

UVI1lIEIE IE.Nls1t1SIUNs
ST. Louis, Maruh 0.-A boiler III tho two-story
grlst mill Of soloman Zciglor Mt 1lrotherton,
oppoait st. Charles, Mo, on tho Missouri River,
nsploslcd with torritio forco this morning and
tore tho old mill to atoms. Simon ZeKlcr, aon
Of tho proprietor, who acted as engineer. was
Killed outright. ar,l Il c0lorcd boy nnnod Will
ians, tho 1irctnnn. injured so bully thnt ho died
m hour after tho nccthent. Tho Cnllsp Of tho
disaster was lack of whtcr III tho boiler.
, 1880-03-10
HYDE PARK.
ID ma Editor Of 17so Chicago Tribune.

ID Mf Ed8E6T o. 1H6 Chtsabo 7f7u1Hes
HYpg PARK. March D-1n or.1cr to remove any
misrepresentation on tho rart Of my fricnsls In
Hyde I'ark desire to state that under no cir
cumstAnccs will bo IL candidate for reelection
for II third torn a n member OF tho nonrl Of
Trustees for tho Village Of Hyde pnrh; nor
would servo II elected. I hnvo aIgncd o rc-
quest tn my friend. John 8. Williams. 10 bo u
cartllintc, md In so doing had supposed TINT [
fln1 tlnns I'LL that wns necessary tO lntnr1n tho
pnlltu Of my determination OH this subject. lit
say1nE this beg not to DO 'ns9ndorstno.l. !!
tho frlonlH OF thu present Hoar1 of Trustees,
and hopo the people will SEQ to It TINT tho next
mcn. Very truly yours, JOHN I. 1]ESNisTT.
, 1880-03-10

San FltASc1sCo, hfarnh IA aorero gallo pro-
vailed yesterday In tho sacramento Ynlley
amounting in Borno localities almost to hurri-
cnno. At the Town Of Willows, Colusa County,
much t1AmaHo WIS ilone by tho unrooflng and
blowing down OF warehouses and other hl,ikl-
i1lEs, ard reports to tho sumo c'Icot arc coming
In frotn various pnrts nf tho county.
, 1880-03-10

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March D.-Durg1ars hroko
open tho safe OF Johnston, logprs & Co., of
Morinnna, Lee County, lust night, taking OFT
&tn000 lii currency anl state and county war;
rnntB.
Ed Murphy, notcd lender Of horae-thloycs
md cspnrttlnca, was killed By posse of ShcrlR
Roberts, Of Miller County, on Sunday, nfter n
desperate rcslatnnco: \ cotnphnIon nnInosl Hill
Murphy w1s tho lca4!er, that hAs long torrnrlzcl
tho ltcd River country of Tcxus md Arkntisus.
, 1880-03-10

6ptetal Dtspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND NAr1Ds, Mich. NRrch "A G-yeAr-otd
son Of Wesley PcEnbcr, Of Jamestown, Ottawa
County, was Instantly killed yesterday. 1Ie and
MI Older brother weru playing with M Irn1,-
who'd enpltnx which they hlstl bont over. Thon
thuy lot 1t fly lip suddenly, antl It broke tho
younger ono's neck.