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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-23
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT orr
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA, :
RICHMOND. June 10. A. u. 1880.

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
il of an act Of the General Assembly of Virginia
approved April 30, 1874. entitled an " Act pre-
sclibing the manner In which records Tor The SUI
preme Court or Appeals shall be printed, and pro-
yidng for letting the same TO contract" and which
i Re II enacted Jv the General Assembly,. That
The clerks of the supreme Court of Appeals at Rich
mOnd Siauuton. Winchester, and Wythevile hall.
i'm the month Of June. in the year eighteen hundred
and se,eniy-four, and annually thereafter In The
same month. solicit proposals by advertising In
some newspaper pubishe IN their respective ocal-
lies for be printing for year of such records OF
courts as may be required under existing laws 10 be
printed for The of The supreme Court OF Appeals
In determining asses OF appeal.
page of fifteen hundred ems small plea type, and
Shall include the paper. printing, binding, and 4
neat cover with the style OF the case and The court
from which the record comes neatly printed there
i'll The said clerks shall award The contracts for
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bdd0rs In
their respective localities and shall take from them
bond. with ample security, In n penalty double the
amount Of the work to be executed, the same TO be
ascertainod by the amount Of the preceding years
work Tine mode of certifying and paving ac-
counts for said printing shall be as now prescribed
w All acts and parts OF acts in conflict with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
V. Ibis act shall be In force from is passage
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un.
dersigned al his Office At the State courthouse. on
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall. IN Inc
city Of Richmond qn1il IL O'clock n; OF Inc 18TH
|
with the provisions OF the second section OF said
act. OF all such RI CORDS as the Supreme Couri Of
Appeals OF Virginia. at Richmond, may require for
one year from the LIST day OF July, leSO-said print
Ing 10 be zone In compact form. without blank
pages OF blanks between lines or paragraphs.
No extra charge TO be made for figure work not
exceeding three columns.
AS the printing mas to be done under the super
vision and direction Of the Clerk. IL must be done In
this city.
The Clerk claims the right OF rejecting any and
all bids which. In bis opinion, DO not ana VIII not
fully comply with the requirements OF the forego.
ing act and Of deciding ioho are irresponsible bid
ders" and ioh0t Is "ampe security" within the
meaning OF the same.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
of Virginia, at Richmond.
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~ ". Goddln'
Real Estate Anc'ionee.'
.o,rsr Eleventh and Bank s'ree"'

c.trAT AUCTION OF FIVE FL H al ID
s&s I$SS4NSAS Spc EYE e AS q
~ EwsFDwMEsDay ssa JnSs lss 100 fe.s
ocioci r. H. the above LOTS f ,mnroyii,g iocairS,
20 an alley. Thee lots aIe w ~" OF cheap dwell
inrs.
Attend aud buy shhW ~. GODDIN. Anclloneer.
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GUNNER WINES-VERY LOW.
wERNER'S AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETS,
SWEET and DRY CATAwBA,
HOOK, TOKAY, ANGELICA, and ZiNFENDEL
WINES,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
OLD BLACKBERRY WINES and BRANDIEs, a
jel2 CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

CEASONABLE GOODS.
Z FLY-FANS, BRUSHES, and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
wATER-C0OLERs and WIRE COVERS,
Plated ICE-PrCHERs.
few more RBFRIGERAToRs, to be closed out
regardless Of cost. ~ t
The largest stock OF DINNER, TEA. and
T0ILET-sETS to be found In the city at lowest
figures.
Special bargains In VASES, CABINET SETS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II you wish tosave money give me a call. +, -
fr y. II. TAYLOR,
JET ar a l0ll Main street.
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BY John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG eat Main street.


TWO FRAMED HOUSES IN SHOCKS
L ALLEY NEAR BROOK AVENUE, WITH
TWO ROOMS EACH, LOTS 80 BY - FER ]
EACH. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCrION.-I viii
sill on SATURDAY. 26th June. 1880, NJ 81 O'Clock
Z. NJ. on the premises, the TWO houses located AS
above.
TERMS: One-iourth cash. balance at six. twelve
aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest,"
JOHN VI. GODDIN,
10 % AuctiOneer.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

NEW CHINA GOODS. a
= DECORATED TEA-sETS:
DECORATED DESSEKT-sETS;
~ DECORATED RERRY-SETs;
DECoRxTED FLUWER -HOLDYRs.
WILD ROSES, WATER-COOLEHs thew de.
eigns). ICE.CREAM fREEZERs. Look before
buying at-new goods, GEUR0E GIBsuN, JR.,
sp26 l2o7 Main street,
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By George II. POiudexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

GALE OF THE HANDSOME De
OTACHED BRICK RESIDENCE OF JOHN a:
COKE. - O.,ON WEST SIDE OF THlRDsIRtfi
BETWEF : MAIN AND CARf.-The owner, M
lending 10 remove To the residence recently pur-
chased hy him will sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY the 25h day Of June, az ~ o'clock =. 81,
The aboye.described TWO STORY and BASE
MENT RESIDENCE, win wing att ia aie,,
large rooms. besides hall. bath. and ihtee store
rooIs coal.cellars closets, &c. IL has every mousrh
conve nience The arrangement Is adniTabr' nm
shed I'm superior style: walls painted and TIE N
ire nre ms,s tusi Dut in thorough Order u Is lut-
ni>hed with speakiug-tubes; hot and cold wafer on
each floor: handsome mantel.. and lhe nnes'
quality Of French glass In eNira-1rge paitsi ornd
men Cd with shrubbery and shade trees ne ould-
iugs were erected by John ~ GlazenrooN, 30 tiSoi
hin known as a builder IN this community Toe
lot fronts lhirly feet AID runs back 10 q VIDE
alley and l. also approached from the rear Dy an
al ev running through from Second to Ihird sn ee's
about seventy feet distant from ms lot. ~
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at SIX, Twelve
nd eig months for negotiable notes. WIN N
teresf added and secured 10y deed OF trust on tlle
property Persons desiring 70 Inspect the preml,e,
can do so between the tours OF half'past l. anu
O'Clock any dag bCfnre Z . "a: >. ,,--,rSr.n
tor huciiCEeCE.
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Having established \

Having established
CANNING-FACTORY AND PACKING.HoUsE
In the city OF Richmond In the large and we'll
adapted buildings on Wall street between Franklin
and Broad streets, adjoining Pemberton's tobacco
factory tentrance Franklin strsett VIII b. pre-
pared on and after JULY lsT 10 receiveah
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
that may be offered In good aud suitable condition
f0r canning. Fair CASH PRICES VIII be paid for
nrm, ripe. sound goods. None but drst-cla.s gcoJs
are wanted or viii be received for Vac new WOOD
VILE brand OF canned goods. 4.
Apply ~ factory. John II. JAWS.
QIORGE LAIN, Manager. te6.lm
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by George II. P0indeXt +,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0necr.

UCTION SALE OF PREMISES NO.
n D9l4 MAIN STREET. FRONTING A. FEET
on MAIN STREET AND EXTENDING nACk
100 FEET TO 4 WIDE AlIk1; TWO
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
AND SMALL FRAME sTORE On MAIN sTREEI,
AND TWO TWO->TORY BRICK TENtMt MS
FRONTING on ALLEY N REAR. ADJolN-
ING HE FACTORY OF j. X. CiliLDRtY.-liy
reauest of the owner | Will sell by auction. on
the premise. on THURSDAY, June u. at q O'Clock
l.. NJ, tie above-described valuable properly ~ a
whole now under a rental OF over 5000 per annum.
A bargain may be had by Attending the sale.
TERMS: One-fOurih cash; balance. six. twelve,
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER.
10 81 AucfiOneer.
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BY George s. Vashon & Son, Auctioncers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chaucerv Court OF the city Of Richmond en-
tered on the 22d day OF April, 1850. I'm the suit OF
Dcitrck's executor u.s. Deirick and dts.. vii sci
Al nublic auction. on the Or, miscs, on THURSDAY
July /, 1850. al g O'Clock T. NJ. that certain
THREE STORY BRICK STORE on The nor'h side
of Main street near Fifteenth STIR ct, and All nm
The 81 Charles Hotel. The LOT has q front of 20
feet on Main street. and runs back within parallel
lines some 100 or 1915 feet 20 an aller Ihe fhO1,
PERRY is now renting for 1000 per annum. ara
heing I'm the centre OF the business portion oi ihe
ctty sLo,ld attract the attention of iho.e seeking
safe aud frst-class investments .,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN in
terSt sdded and The title retained until the pur-
chase. money is fully paid and conyeyance or
dered by the Court d. l.. DEL ihlth,
tsDI Executor and Trustee.
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EVERY MONDAY, wEDNEsDAY.ANDF FRIDAY
AT 3 a. ".
for regular landings on james river. on pg,,
Norfolk and Portsmouth, making .ure Co...c.
ton AZ Old Point with the sptudd Bat-I.re
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. and FLDpfDt
one Of which leaves there daily % 7 p II. h.. ~
iimorc, arriving there the following nOrriry .,ri.r
than any other steamer ria Old Point. sna ir r..
time for carly trains % PAiadelphls, NeN Yor....I
Boston.
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nv Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr., Anctioneer'
ql6 Main street.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
FINE TEA-STORE.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
- FINE TEA-ST0RE.
FIyTUREs, STOCK OF TEAS, SCALES, Of
DESK, LARGE COFFEE-MILL, &C,
AT AUCTION.
Az administrator Of the estate Of A. r. Marshall
deceased shall sell At The store 40 "a eas PHI
o,c,octt. I'll The STOCK and VALUABLE STORE
FiXTIiREs recently owned by the deceased con-
sTORE * COUNTERS aud SHELVING.
BRAss BALANCE, COUNTER, and other
r,r soAISC cioFFEE. or sPIcR-MILL.
The 1fSti nne.s TEA CANNIsTER in tue city,
Observation-Disclosures.
COFFEE-BINS (tin-paintedl'
nne stock 1f all the varieties and grades OF TEAS
IN anu a..or EUe Of SPfCEs. SOAPS, &C.;
one excellent OEFlCE-DEsk.
The above fixtures are the most attractive for con
ducting such business I'm this city, aud ne s'ock
while being entirely fresh, is the best In quality 'n'
'' TERMS: Cash. THOMAS p. MARSHALL. .
Administrator OF A. Il. Marshall, dccets'n.
RIcHMoND BAZAAR Fl
Nos. 143s AND 144o FRANKLIN STREET.
A REGISTRY OF FOURTEEN FINE YOUNG
HORSES, THREE MULES,
BUGGIkS. PHAETONS, &C,
At AUCTION.
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will SELL without re-
serve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,. 81,
A registry of IA nice FAMILY HORSES, most OF
which can be recommended as reIiaoe ~ofhers
as also sore extra SADDLE WI Ais
3 YOUNG, WELL-BROKE MULES.
ALSO,
Q TOP. BUGGIES. from hest masufac urers
/ PrN.BUGGY, from beet manufacturers;
CANOPY-TOP PHAETON, latest design;
! BUGGY PHAETON for nhy .ician's use
/ TUREE-SPRlNG LIGHT TOP-WAGON;
| JUMP-SEAT ROCKAWAY, very conVenleh,
and All other STOCK registered in zine for sale
John Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
E.B COOK, Salesman. Je15
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Passengers by this line have several hours GA

Tickets 10 the ahove-named points, am s'., ,o
Philadelphia. New YORK, aud b. .f0n. n. .4e st
CAREERS. S26 Main s'r,ct. and ou bart steamer
ARIEL. baggage checked through.
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Freight received daily FOR Norfl'.. Por's.r 3-ii .
Washington, ID. g., Ncwberue. Wi.huEf.r. and
Tsrboro'. y. e.. aud all points IN Eastern Norl
ton. old Point. aud alI regular ianiirgs DH james.
rIver, ut LOWEST RATS, and ihrough , ...
sued. l.. y. IAllN.
10 ont
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

TyoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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A NCHOR LINE.

A NcHoR LINE z1TGS
United STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 10 $50. SiELRAGf.s-~.
These steamers do not carry catic, sheep pi lt..
And Cy ~ ~aurIr.
NEW YORk To LoNNoN pikl' T.
CABINS. S55 To- S65. Excursion. af Eeiur ft'f
Passenger accommodations ifr tt-lri 'e.'.'
All Siatcruoius on Main Does.
Passengers booked ~ lowest rt't- goo. '.''. tNI
Railroad station IN Europe OBJ Arfr...
Draft issued at lowest rates. payable l.f. .INrr
throughout England. scotland .i 10, .t...
For books of information. piID.. t-.a plN ' ,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bow. ls g''n. N'l'
or GEORGE ". ALLEN co.,
or j. +. GIBSON.
Southern Expires company. u.
or \. W.GNEBtt.
S26 Main street.. u ..l"i Do
my 3-3m l.i'..' ai' "
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RrAJ, ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
IL the handsomest aud most productive fAKtiS
half miles Of Manchester, containing ~ ACRES,
ON III. Midlothian turnpike. r. SAMPSON,
"a o2.St AuciiOneer.
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NOR SALE. A MOST DESIRABLE O.
Il PROPERTY situated at GOriOnsville suit al
able for family or summer residence. The HOUSE
is beautifully situated on an eminence overlooking
The town. within a few minutes walk OF schools.
churches railway station, post-oice. &C. There are
FORTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, well fenced;
and in a good STATE of cultivation; variety ana
most comfortable home. For further particulars
apnIy TO GEORGE BROWN.
is iQ-2w* GOrdonsyille, Va.
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representing the following brst-c't,s oc'l.-..la.-
shin lines: CINARD. lNMAN. ALLAN, ANtti-
CAN. WHITE STAR, ANtil0E. NtiutE-
ANDS-AMEkICAN. HANBU Hn- tNlti. ~,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Red
STAR.
FIRST-CLASs, SECOND-CLAs>, >IFEEtNE
Tickets 10 ana from an points iu Eurnps 10 uS,'
rates SiaterOom- secured 40 advance.
Excursion tckcis az reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship ti~kcts io AT points 8. 'e
United States sud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called lNF. h-t-As
checked L. destiuIiiOu.
lives re I4.3ml s ". GARRtt
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FRUIT.pACKuNG AND CANNING.

---@-,,~I----- :,
. 0 7 l & z
TO FRUIT. GROWERS AND TRUCKERS.
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The fast and elegant iron United STATE, ,r,p,
steamer ARIEL, Captain 4. &. CLIFFORD, l,a,e.
Richmond
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FINANCIAL.
rIHE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE US,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
FINANCIAL.


We off r for sale limited number of the aboye-de-
scribed HONns at sos aud interest, the company
SERVING ne right 10 advance the price from time To
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds a. good aud safe Sc
cprity.
The bonds may also be had from any OF the othe
Stockholders In the city OF Richmond.
DAVENPORT & co,
rnyl7 Stockholders.
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DID .sKyUng on sTKArnas.

TSOR NEW YORK.-The Ola ~ctS2,.
II Dominisn ,steamsblD comtinyss
steamship wYA9VkE, Captain tovcn, vi al
FRIDAY, June 25.d, II 3 O'Clock =. ".
Freight rsceI yed upfjl . o'eIock r. w.
Through bills Of ladID.' signed and g1Od, r,y
warded with Dispatch 70 = points norta, sogtb.
east, and west; also, 10 lOreigl porte,
Passenger accommodations an. surpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK, az, sssefsge, &C. ana
fS. 1+
For frcigh. or passage apply 70
g. w. ALLEN q 60, A gents
te 23-3t Company's Wharf. RO 'ketis
DATRONIZE THE c.xr
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER Pg.
DUCED.
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GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

je 10
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DICHMOND BAZAAR,

A REGISTRY OF FOURTEEN FINE lOUN
HORSES, THREE MULES,
BUGGIkS. PHAETONS, &C,
At AUCTION.
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Real Estate Agents ard Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-03

London, sept 2'-Tne resolution OF
ihomas oConnor, nome RUE member
Tor Gaiway, that II Is no longer just or
expedient that all measures ior the I'M
provement Oh the condition Oh the peo-
PIE Oh Engiano, Ireland ana SCOTLAND,
should DO NJ the mercy Oh a BODY con-
sisting ol legislators hereditary and IT.
respons'oie' was moved IN tne mouse Oh
commons IN the smail nours Oh Wedhes-
oay morning. aIser tne passage Oh the
burials bill, and was seconded by La
bouchere, liberal member for Northam-
ton The marouis of Harrington
h,,,....,,, a.,.-...,.s a.. .,s;.s -
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Columbus, Ohio. septL 2-Thomas
Mcdonald. aged about 2s years. a far
mar living near Commercial Point,
Pickzxay county. was taken from his
house last night by 4 mob and hung 10
. tree near his residence. Mcdonald
came from Kentucky some years ago
and married into n highly respectable
family owning q farm He has for =
long time been regarded As = desperate.
quarrelsome ami yindictiye. A feud
has existed between MeDohald and his
neighbors during the past year owing
% his actions. Saturday he commenced
aquarrel With Tom Beaver. q ndghbor.
and was hadls beaten The neighbors
thinking 1t best 70 quiet the neighbor-
hood, thought it wise to commit this
horribls murder. II Is not likely the
public win ever know. who were con-
eerned In the outrage.
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Ayses Khan,- S'eree.

London, Sept 2.-rhe viceroy Of
India telegraphs: Gen. Stewards rear
guard arrived ut DollAs on Wednesday.
yesterday. The reports from Cabul
say all are well there. The ameer Il
assidious In personally conducting
business. Trade Ia reviving and goods
are arriving from Jellelabad. Col. st.
John reports Ayoob Kahn's forces con-
tain four thousand regulars, and four
regiments Of Ghazis, whereof one-thlrd
have fire arms. There are two thou
sand cavalry and twenty-eight guns.
Ayoob Khan has written General
Roberts IN apologetic letter, saying he
was forced 10 1ght. Gen. Roberts re-
piled that he tAyoob Khanl must sur
render Internationally.
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A Deseerasic Literary Rarbeeae.

Albany, Sept. AIT the democratic
barbecue held here yesterday the fol-
lowing letters were read:
Governors Island, N. Y. Harbor,
F. NJ. Daucher, chairman: Dear sir:
am compelled by my engagements to
deny myself the pleasure Of accepting
your invitation to the political barbe-
cue Of the Nolan association, at Al
bany, on the LIST Of September. re-
gret the inability TO be present on an
occasion that will. am sure, be Of
great Importance, and will furnish an
Illustration Of the deep and active in
terest which people feel In the cause We
have Mt heart. Thanking you for your
letter Of the Goth, am yours truly,
WINFIELD $. HANCOCK.
Indianapolis, Ind, F. N. Daucher.
ESQ.,, Albany, NY: Dear nir: 1t would
afford me pleasure to accept your kind
Invitation to attend the political barbe-
bue given by the Nolan campaign as
sociation September LIST, but circum.
stances would hardly admit Of my leav-
ing this post Of danger Mt that time,
and 90 I am reluctantly compelled to
decline your invitation. We are count
ing confidently upon the vote OF the
great empire state for Hancock and
English and we will SEQ that the vote Is
cnst for tho same ticket.
Very respectfully,
WM. II. ENGLISH.
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Chicago. Sept. 2--The presidential
party. comprising the president. Mrs-
Hayes. R. B. Hayes. jr., Burchard
Hayes with several lady friends, Gen.
Sherman and daughter and several
others, left here n little after IL O'Clock
this morning. over the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad, for Omaha
enroute for California. The directors
car Of the Central Pacific met the party
here and was placed at the disposai Of
President Hayes and family. Two
other coaches, dining car and q bag
gage car, made up the special train,
which goes through to Omaha, where
the party will be transferred TO the
Cnion Pacific road ut noon Friday.
From Omaha the party goes to Ogden,
down 10 Salt Lake, back to Ogden, and
thence TO Sacramento, where the party
win attend the state fair Sept Goth and
30th. From there the different places
OF interest on the Pacific slope will be
visited, including trip TO the end Of
the Southern Pacific railroad, arriving
back at Washington about Oct. 18th.
The FIRST stop after leaving here was
made ut Naperville, ILL.,, where the
president and Gen. Sherman addressed
briefly the 105th Illinois volunteers
who are holding a reunion there to-day.
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Elmira, N. Y, Sept. 2.-Mattie Hun
ter won the free for all pacing race to-
day, Rowdy Boy second. The first
heat was paced in 2:lsi, the fastest
time ever made on half mile track.
Mr.. Vanderbilt consents to the con-
tinuance Of Maud S. on the turf and she
viii probably be entered against time
at the forthcoming Chicago meeting.
Boston, Sept. 2.-Mystic Park races,
2:30 class won by Edwin Thorn; John
S. Clark second. Time, 2:24, 2:26; 2:23i
the 2:a7 race was won by Dan Smith,
Glendale second. Time, 2:24; 2.s1t;
2:22i; 2.21t; 2:22t. Glendale won the
third and fourth heats.
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nellsis. ia Yraaee.

Paris. sep. 2.-The Rspnbliq,4 Fran
raiss says: We decline to believe that
the ministers can have anything to do
with the letter Of religious congrega-
tions. The ministers must know that
the chamber OF deputies would never
pardon them for not giving this impu.
dent declaration the answer 1t de-
serves, namely, the prompt and ener-
getic execution OF the decrees. It also
expresses the conviction that III. Con-
STAINS, minister Of public worship, will
act up to this expectation It Is re
marked that N. Constans has been
much with Gambetta, rs has alss NJ.
Lepere, whose dissent from the views
OF Premier De Freycenet Is noticed.
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independent or An rarties.

Portland, Me-, Sept. AIN an inter-
view to-day Gen. Weaver, presidential
greenback candidate, said: There is
no fusion on the state ticket in Maine.
II Gen. Plaisted Is elected It viii be n
solid greenback victory, wholly without
denocFatie signihosace; thsre will be
no division of the electoral vote with
my consent, either with the democratic
patty in Maine OF with the republicans
in West Virginia. Should anything Of
the kind be attempted mi any state OF
this union it wfll meet my emphatic
disapproval. 1 shall hold no joint
meetings with Hancock's speakers. for
our missions are widely different; let II
be understood once and for all that we
constitute q well defined party.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-03
HOME AND ABROAD.
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Omaha, Sep. IA foul murder has
just been brought TO light in Arapahoe
county. France White, . young man
residing about twelve miles soath Of
the town Of Arapahoe. left on Tuesday
morning under very suspicious eircum-
stances with team that was mortgaged
10 T. II. Tomblin. a banker, who
learned during the day that the proper
ty was not Whites, but was owned BY
an old man with whom White was liy-
ing. Yesterday morning the body Of
the old man was dug out OF manure
pile ON his farm. It 10 supposed the
body had been there two days Onicers
are In pursuit OF White.
OnahA's. water works.
Contracts were let to-day by the om-
aha water works company, composed
OF the leading business men OF Omaha,
for the construction Of water works,
direct pressure, reservoir systems COM
bined, 10 be completed In one year.
The works will cost nearly $3.50 900.
The water Is 10 be taken from the Mis-
souri, river and TO be settled and puri-
fed. The water for ere protection
will be running through pipes In the
business portion Of the city by the first
OF January. hfl
The Nebraska Republicans.