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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

fAmrR's Cartoon, "'rhc Balance Of
Power" represents that huge Senator
Judge David Davis IN n sitting posture,
holding In hls extended arm the two
pendant portions Of q pair Of sc0lcs.--
IN ono pan are the heads Of ~ Demo-
crnls. In tho opposite ono the hcOds of
~ Republicans. Gen, Malone stands
wtrldc Of Judge Davis head with his
feet rcsilng on The extended arms OF the
Illinois Senator From The looks Of Dr.
Via aud Malone II II impossible to tell
moro than that they appreciate the sliu-
uilon, and realize thut they have the drop
ON tho evenly balanced Democrats aud
Republicans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
EVENT and COMMENT.
Capt. Fountain ", Mahood has been
buried in Hollywood, Richmond

- ''A' '"NN', AN'NhbiNiN'
Small Pox is on Its way into Virginia,
there being several cases in Norfolk
The weather is favorable to its spread
Ing and our people would do we'll to pay
some attention to vaccination.
G'h. Wilder has sold out nearly every
thing he has IN Chattanooga and will erect
Il 10 ton furnace near Cranberry and con-
centratc all his power on that locality.
Henccforth Bristol, the crossing yoint be-
twHn lmbodcn and Cranberry will be
the Rome to which all roads will lead.
The Pennsylvania Republicans at last
have agreed upon Il man for the L. $.
Senate, taking John !. Mitchell, whose
claim to distnctinction Is that he Is the
finest looking man in that august body.
Mr.. Thomas II. Hicks OF this town
Ind the title Of NJ. ID. conferred upon
him few days ago by the Nashville
Medical College. And now he is Dr.,
Hicks.
Gen. Hancock has agreed to be pres
ent and participate in the ceremonies
attending the Inauguration of Garfield.
This, we think, Is In good taste. A man
who carried more votes than Garfield
did can have no reason for feeling hui
inflated by beeing present ON tho occa-
sion alluded to.
Senator Mat Carpcnter, Of Wisconsin,
died last week, Of Brght's disease. He
was m able and popular man, and there
is question whether his seat in the
Senate can possibly be filed in time for
the extra session Of the Senate of next
Thursday.
While Congressman IIurd, of Ohio, of
course, was norating last Tuesday about
Geo. Washington at Alexandria, the
grand stand, six feet high, broke down
with Il crash. President Hayes, was
frightened out of his wits, and had his
plug hat smashed. Senator Withers had
II leg sprnincd. He generally manages
TO get hurt on public occasions. Hurd
went of, took Il drink, and then came
back and finished his speech from car
rlage, and then II was concluded that
Georges memory could rest until 22nd
Of February, 1882.
Vice President G.. NJ. McGhee return"
ed lust Tuesday from N. Y. and WAS
interviewed by tho Knoxville Tribune
lie thinks the l.. s. N. Co. and the
Shenandoah Valley Co. ARE both con-
corncd in the purchase Of the A. NJ. 81
o., and does not conceal his disappolnt-
mcnt that his company did not succeed
In getting II. None of the heavy stock
holders Of hls company have sold any
of their stock, or offered to do so, but
several Of them have largely increased
their investments In that respect. The
sale Of the cambridge county stock, 80
shares ut tlSS, was he thinks to the l.. &
N. Co. lie further thinks the idea that
the j.. & N. should build 1870 miles of
road via Cumberland Gap to connect
with the A. NJ. & o. ut Bristol, Is pre-
postcrous.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
Sale of Valuable Prop
erty.

pursuant TO decree rendered by the
4 Circuit Court OF Washington 0oun.
~ Va or the Sth day Of Jan, 1881, In
the suit Of John w. Barr Assignee In
bankruptcy Of Philip Rohr Va, the Va.
81 Kentucky Railroad Company. thu
undersigned special commissioner
VIII sell on the 9th day Of Feb. 1881 ~
fro0t Of the Mayors Office, In the tow.
OF Goods0n Va, the house and lot,
mentioned aud described IN the plead.
lugs OF said suit, boiug one brick
house aud lot fronting on Scott street
la said town. tho house CONTINUING
four rooma, also two vacant lots front
ing on anid street.
TERMS OF SALE,
The Sale will be made at public out
cry to the highest bidder, for cash IA
hand sufficient 10 pay tho costs of eui
and coats and commissions 0fpale, N
balance on u credit o. o, ~ and y
months, for which bonds bearing IN
tertst from date OF each, with good ~
curlty will boo required, and u lien fe
tanned for doforred payments.
The foregoing sale II postponed I'm
al Saturday the 18th day VI March.
a. ULKERSON,
A. n, BLANCHARD,
ianlS'l.tda Commissioners
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

A S,otndle.-"1he Only Lung Pad
Co., at Detroit Michigan, is a swindle
and refuses TO pay for its advertisement
according to contract. We call atten-
ton Of the country press to it, and pre-
sumo hint to the wise is sufficient.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

THE VRGISIAs is the title of splen-
did monthly paper published by Major
Jed Hotchkiss at Staunton, and devoted
to the railroad and mineral development
of Va. and West Va. 1t is splendidly
printed ably edited and finely embelish-
ed with colorod maps. Price only 81 a
year. We commend it to all who wish
to keep up with this age. The March
No. will contain splendid report on
the geology and minerals of the country
between Bristol and the Kentucky line.
This number alone will be worth IS to
any man.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

DEAtu or Mn. JAMES kytr,--Mr.
james Kyle, President of the Fayctte-
Vile (N, O. National Bank died ut his
home In that place Yesterday afternoon
ut o'clock, IN the Ssth year Of hia ngc.
Mr., Kyle resided In Wythovillo during
parts Of 1894, and conducted general
banking business unler the firm name
Of jas, Kyle & Go. lie has stood prom.
iupnt among business men of oil quar-
lers, aud wns a man Of recognized bust
ness worth, ~ well us Of many sterling
qualities Of character, and his death will
be- regretted by a large number outside
the numily connection Mr., VIM Glib
honey, OF this place, is ron-in.lhw Of
the dcroasujl-- WBihetfiis Dispdich EN-,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
Scrlous Accident 90 Col. Ed.
mnnNann.

The Montgomery Messenger Of 25lh
saysi We learn from u gentleman who
came up on the train last night, that
COL Henry A. Edmondson met " IN
quito serious accident ut Big Spring
last tuesday night, He fell through an
open cellar door IA distance Of some ten
or fifteen feet, severely inluring himself
aud II was thought for n time that sever
Hl OF his ribs were broken, but we arc
glad that It has turned ont not quite 80
serious, but lac f. still suffering consider
ably.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

TIM Sorin ANn Wtst eays Bland co.
IA nov Infested with HOUSE burners. All
the Numbering Springs property Inns been
burned by inccndlarlcs, except the hotel
and the burning Of that IA expected at
any moment. Volunteers have been
aimed and walchngal ulghl 20 cpclh
lhp iurpniarirs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
AppoTtlORmeRt of State School Fund Of
WashIngtOn County for the Year '8O-3i.

Supt r. p. Carson, hands us the fol-
lowing corrected figures. The tabula-
ton recently published in the NEWS and
the two Abingdon papers contained En-
rors, These figures are correct:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
White Burloy Tobacco Seed.

10 arrive, good supply orpurc White
Burlcy tobacco sccd--pfcc 30 cents an
onnrc. u N, WGstcN.
marhli.fp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

HAYES has only three days more Of
President 1'ilden's tenn to stay in.
Washington. Then exit Rutherford!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

Bon lNGERsoIL has arisen to the proud
distinction Of being conceded the Amer
lean Devil.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
MENDELSS0HN PIANO CO.
Will make for the next 60 days only Crane. Offer Of
PIANOS AMID ORGANS.
&O5O square Grnnd Plnno cor only a:


elegantly
toyontru
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cnd tho OH
d
this
Win tne ltal Cover, Stool and Book, S2Ak.OO
ndsi ma
Thousands Il
nj %1G5 to $t40 Cover md Book All uct FIRST
III TN eoll
of the est dp tho Centennial Exhibition
m1usy recommended for the
our kaIont Scale the o
The uprhs the finest lea ~,
the richest greatest durab y
dis
ca,er All md
Don't
Hndmo Illustrated cptiye msd
Tor 10 stamp. Every Piano fully for bycers
"A oOfn fyleg
ND hN Red organ oot"Ves
IIIlllH II Soph wt GFaTd 0gan
~ "a" doNnd-sweI Nrostrs. Ler ni
with Iaofm
rint nmpa
tho with
non tN p $50 nd
o poH
srrontd FOR
TE'g satisfaction Illustrated and
3HkEp MUNIN othh o sooo fss
includes mo Tho popular music Ih'
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01
ED. NEWS :
THE A Fl. G. o. r. r co.
PRESIDENT MALONE MAKES AN ELApo-
RATE STATEMENT TO THE sroCKuoL-
DFRs.

To the Stockholders Of the atlantic, Mis-
stssppt and Ohio Railroad Company;
Gentlemen, The time has not yet
come when should, or can, fully and
properly present to you review Of the
affairs Of the road especially covering
the period since they have been conduct
ed by the Receives.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-01

VIRGINIA Couponp. receivable for
taxes, furnished at market pilpps
Dealer in United States Bonda. State
Bonds city Bonds, Railroad Bonds
aud Is
Orders collected nnd promptly exc
cu'id. jan. II, lsi- iyH
, 1881-02-25

i Citizen In .AAatsllctl isy Ifi.1awaymcn,
mud Captures Them.


d. aud Captures Them.
\ cttrtutls adventure With foatpatls Is related
hy Wllf"rl Pepper. of No. 1T 1}nuwans street.
While On his WHY ho,nc frnM II barbcr-shop, Mt
ocluek "Wednesday evening, he WIS nttnckctl on
Ashland AVENUE, q little north Of milwaukee,
nyesluo. ty twO fuOtpAds. who attempted to rub
hin. Onr III tile fcilaws threw his arm arol.nI
Mr.. lUppers neck, wtilG tho other presented
toAetl revolver nt hEs llelld uId in true profess
sfnnnl style demanded bis money Or bis Itc. Mr:
Pepper decided nn the Instant to give up ncth1r.
un' he III surprised hts assaitnnts by hs resist
nt,ce thAt llc Ut once mastered ttlcm Ills irat
tlurc wns to breAG lnose from THUR CRISP, and
cot1ltnencc t,ruf.,fscous nsst!s upon both. md
then. snn.rtlng tho revolver frt,ti robber M. =
he used tho bntt cnI Ut It with telling elect
upOn their hegtts III tho fight which ensuetL
Mr.. Pepper BllppGi. Or WIS knHckctl down, but
taking delberase nsm Mt ono Of MS assniIauts.
lu 1lreA two shots in utlCk Succession, ono Ut
which hit tho tobber III the bauh. anu tho othcI
~ ilts urn. Thc thosves wero conPleteiy over
lH'!scred ey this time. IND tking thon into CTS
tthly no started "fth thUtu tHwHfdB tho liawson
STREET Sta tton.
1t w1ls dangerous work. h0wt,vnr, and nftee
rcttlt.y them ns inr as Milwaukee ,!vcnuo ha
asked some GitlzGth to assist him IL t,lktux thoH1
to thu station but they refused. lii then
let tuesi go. Ii su1tglrs lint thH wounded
cnrncr of Milwaukee ind North nvcnues, and
nskcl tn llvc Ills wounds dressed, stuttng that
he F,ad received twE bullets wIlflu attempting tn
qncll T. ssrccs l'rawl. He hal no niuiiey. mud
Tia .ltetr tDtIkr.i nt tho wounds hut rcfIscd 10
d!ress ttlpsn. alil nvIscl tho tnnN tn IN to tho
tunnty ttn.pltu': Tho frllow then left. nnt said
he w'n'ld gs, To bis hal1anys at NJ, III: Madison
street, Which address wls doubtless fictitious.
The dnctor wins ut tho nplninn that tho wnttnd
Wits tihn9uruua IN. nni likely to l'royc tnta...
ACCURATE description uf them, sayc thA1 they
Wcrc of untcr-slzu Atlll about u ycnrs Ut Agc.
, 1881-02-25

d3rsMt lntHrost shown Ut 1tontlecilo
EpfejH& piypatth 10 The C,htttnp Tribune

GreMt intsFcst Shown Ut 1t0ntlecilo.
SpfeiHt Dispaeh 10 The Chltnpo Tribune,
MONTlctIl.f', In, Feb. .i.-:rl,e nftl1 nl.nuu
1sutttr n,ul Chceso Convention continued ltd
proceedings tu-Lay. Thu merits or full milk
Mntl gathering crcnm wcre discussed, md both
sl'les weru well advocated. EleesuluNktnX nnti
curing wuro ably tllscltsscL, sls Aiss Aniericun
checso lu forrl1,, hurkuu. Ts handling OF tiairy
rrn|1lcts hel1 tho Mt,cntlnn uf tic Convention
IN tho lltcrlnn,E,, followed by II discussion oil
Erlsses, iltl sots.o Of tho Ab.u l,nEless rcd win 10
published by rallost III Tho proceedings Ut tho
Conv0nt!,.l,, which Will Interest nil ,ntry,net,.
Tho ryc'ttttg was tFrent,fel with discussion on
honest products asl honest rr0tlllGura, fultowel
by kindly grccttnGs frrMh inw.l tn Nuw Englani,
returned by tho llostnn tlel0Nltcs. Tllu
Interest shown by l30stnn III tho produce Ut tho
West ID shown III twunsy-cight liostonlans pres
cl.t Mr. SMpsuH, President ut tho Irosl1tcu Tx
chnHEe, rupl!cd In tho rGtunrks of !lr. Iiibbant
:, Thu Convention WIS te!lared Il elmclnl tratn to
crtlar ltNpils by tho Milwaukee, 4 IT. Paul
secrenry l4t1lcr hMs rrcelsua notice nf uor.
:' $ss; ,I. s: week. s ;ss" s$s' Ss Vi Il
IL Il. ss %Ss Ii IL IT, ss *'Ss't 1t tao vii vii T.
rr.nii,u.s lwotro 1au world. Ti,o i,.utcasci il.
,t, ,srest IT, suS @ tyst ""nlsr,s xsry arEs y.
II S";,Serr iu%a wi b. t,'u"y.ratea e. ss: .'uss
wscf, At.l i,o such display l,as lccI' laatio IL
VII ae presented ne1t ; W.. watk: Ths ron..!tks q
udvnaro nn.lu by 4owh I" tho troml ~ Il dniry
State. at,l ttio oir"rts, OF Cul, .L!ltIer
cheese, alstt rygs h,a met win tho tlt,sire ve.
suit. Increasing tho rr."tl,ct ail giving lnwa
!,tter unu!u uyc,t III Eurupe Ch!cHg" o'yes il
Ids. Thu railroads oItGr reduced tutes to tue
Cedar ltap!Is Cohsuntton next week.
, 1881-02-25
FIRE RECORD.

Az MONTREAL.
sptetdt Daapatek to The Chicago 1Ytluns,
MONTREAL. Feb. 2s.--Snrtlhrltacr's Hull uud
tho satrGs htnGrnehth we're scrII,!siy ,nnilt.,,,l
ty s1re Inst night. f!rt.i,rn sall,.y sfc!,tl,tt..
Mclsri'lKc, au'I Tnttn1l wcrr la,lly injured, bur
i,lo nf tlen fatally. Thu tu!,7il,x ..,r Tho In.
RurH1ees: TN Snr,lhrItner'4 htttng-Snr,1t
1lrstsh s5.0o0: 1soynl, :i,VN: Brlt!s, A,.eritul,
f5tfn; F!1H!tlx. s5,DN}: London & t.yrr,,uo, &
Hsasm. $3.DD1; t'innmcrcnl Untn,,. $LtNB.-to,al,
sH.tHah TIN Sotthcn,nr's. stuck Ut p'amv--
PhEnix. $f.AH: North JIrfttsi, *..0b0; Gu,lllrr-
cinl Ehiun. s:tst}; 1d,,.tiun Il Liverpool & tllu,
$..fW.-totnl, e1ntUg. Du aeuts 1T Nnrtlhc|.ners
Hull -Snrth ltritlsti, :l,,Etl. Tntliun Snrthcu-
er's premises. $1D.. f}lwts Il Co, t,,1 stock Of
aIrs, ctc Imperial. s3.tpU; Sur.h british, ta,hl,
Mrs. 1ars, II. stock nj ..ry g,otls 1,rtt. 1sucr-
lc s,LUl: Lancashire. s..,t1J; II. swtlt, totnc.
cost. oil stuck, Northern, $a....o0. Tile flrr Is
tho fourth wttl's II few days IN tho sun.u
premises.
MONTREAL, Fel,. 34.--Norlnctnmr ftul mirncd
this morning. Il cot,crrt l,u,l attracted IL lulxt
nlslIrIce. which had lust lett tho hnt sl,rf the
t'nlncs aud anl,ku burst Into tho auditorium,
lct!fi thH Irl'tcb tIlib hhGItE tho stn4t,. lts.
*;tMn; Insured. The !lrcneIi suffered Intensely
frt,Il ctd, tho thermometer being - degrees lio-
low ztrD,
, 1881-02-25

.lamcsa W. scayIltc, Gen. q! l.. Mann, r. W.
Hnrk H,%I c*}s'Ttnsy, @ {nEsm rSoIa' srudSo
k"rfint. tho ltcv. t. Gllhert, GeorKc N,
;,ulscr; r I:|me,Hlorf. G. l.. Honngy. Prof, i.
+ M"rSi., a.. " M,r'lek. M?aa% d. oea. Mae'os.0' e. t. T.
t!,hct!aln. MIes Chctlultl, Miss Kcrfoot, Mia
= + 15ycr }S1s;. Ml:s Taylnr' y' Mls. lieynoll;.
EdwHrt Ely. Miss Aeknrtnntt. II. j. willing, B IT,
krrf'mt. 1r.. W. II. Hand. II. H. Etralnht. EliTin
tl*utF,. !'r. and Mrs d. X. Iuurx0ns, the f&ov
y. e. f1chrge. W. =. MAthar, u. l.. Mini.
furtf, tenrHc r. Mnnrchtn,ae. j. ii, Hitch.
rock, str. anu Mrs. t}crrRn ii. H!gh,
l,r. H. II. HtIistcr, tho lev. II. st. Hatfield, C. il,
Srnvl1. a. !. t;i1sH. Prnf. H. fray. Mr. ind Mfa
II. H. tnrayit t;ts,rua r. EkletkIti. tho Wcv, Dr.
:. j. Humphrey. 1'Eotnus !Mnt. .Wntta flo Noiyer,
ticIj!nin md ". ~ nsglas. j. T.. >cGtenba1igll,
I: !. f'hTrnws, ". H. lsnntncr, Perry
1lnckfncr: Ernest ll!Hekner, W. Il. IIiack-
setanr. W. i. Acker1nan. j. H. Wniler,
ltenrs Augustine. Henry ". King, Prnf, G.
Gilbert Wheerr. q. ). f.yfnrt. Mr.. md Mrs.
fhtHnas kRnr. F.a. An4'n, Charles ". 1.ashcr,
+. =. f.anl,. c. II, Muiltka:l. Mr. md Mrs ", i.
M"rs.I. vnntin llcr1. r. F. Ifnnn,g, i,r. I,trrt,
f,inct;,natl: n: G. BARTLETT Tho Iscv. ricrrick
.!nhnNn,. rho itcy. Arthur Little. j. II. Hnrko,
". II. schuremnn. john II. y. tlt;ck. tho lion,
IsaHc y. Arnoll, ,1lsdgc Williams, John Stnttocks,
john FntNcll
, 1881-02-25

'snt"h sEl"lln. A'ntlng Tie Mlicr4 trt.srnt
hrt the l'rin" aud Princess GIIsistIuu uf
N'I'lts" "|E-lluIatcin lfIu t;rn'n;-1>nk. AIrSis:
'he t,tAiM.!hfsrs .f ljadra; tho t;r,,,ul.I,,,kr
~ tlrsst; the Kin. aInt Queen pr saxopy:
tho Duke nr Aostn, Tho Atclnlukr turI.
Ludwig. brtttMr Ut The E,ntmrt,r ,t,,scu1,:
t'rlncn Henry pf Tim Netherlands: the Cly,w,,
lrlhce Of Sweden; Prince ArJrlfpIt uf T,u-
rarin; Prince August or WurtrmlmrK; u,ul
inr'lnrs of thu loyal fanlilc or all tic Ter
nAn Stntcs.
THE I,1:ltttsTAu
io'''ay cn't,n'cIlccd tho discussion Of tic
budget.
prisy-counci'or scllolz, secretary Of lin
!sllpcf'nl Treasury, snid tlic tinnucta1 yrar
'7to.ho closed with n surplus OF ~, ,OdU, ,tK0
ln'lks. III" present budget WIS stjlncwlut
sll'cfGtt III form. Fl,E Increased receipts from
LILO to'H'ectrtIx were cstf,natcd Mt Al0O0, ,EKj
nlhrks. 't'1t! iru'n mntrtcts'atory contributions
.''"n,Hf !nnrks. 4As compared with tl,osu, III
Tic last iih'ncin' ycnr, tic permanent ex-
1~n.iture shaved NJ, Increase Of
..s:,0o,tn inurks, 1s,0N,0oO le1ng for
tlIe nrmy. Tho st,n,s sct upurt for
" exceptional uutlay' wnre H.0oo,u
1narks 1css tl'an lust year, bull a3,UW,iUJ
''',Irks to be employed In t!efraylny tho. Gust
ut Glnl.ges III tho formation Of tic army wvrc
n1t comprised under this head. Tho lcrnsu-
nent rcseilte showed an Increase nf S,000, ,0u0
:llarka.
HEIR 1ItC11TEi
''saIntnined nD slavtng was rircctc,t In any de-
FAst,ntit, aNtl denied Prince l}islnarck's Gus
TOMS policy lIatl PRODUCED my .ootl. 1rtnce
bismarck WIZ ttrnwfing everything more ANIL
more t1lller Ills personal tlireetiul. t;cr,ul,y
was ltttlcr Il dictatorship. As sunll IN any
, 1881-02-25
BRITISH NEWS.

PREMIER GLADSTONE; lSJulEn ny A FALL.
'lHNu"S, Fcb. ,t,-tiln,lstone fell lust night
while alightlng from Ills carringe, striking
he back of lis lle,ul on the curriage-stcp,
pisl cutting his lead severely. 4 doctor
dressed tic wound, a,ul Gladstone wns nut
~ DC" atnl remains there. Traffic In Down
Ms street has lcen stopped.
:, ~ bulletin issued mt noon says tho doctor
!4is m"riItHy fMtttl Ulnltstone FREQ from
'eSef anu 'lotng .uftc wrll, needing only rest.
Nr' Hla'tsth!,e. under tho most favorable
circumstances, will be compelled to abstain
w, uohl attending the sessions of thu House Of
tolHlunS itr some tjuys. \,
nAlsEp TT rltr: rEEl.AGE.
hof'l t''lo ". l.. Russell, British Anll,assa-
a9s I'D lrrl! has been rlliscd tu tho l'eerut,e
"l1li lilo little Of Haron 4Anpthltl,
PERU AMI CHILL.
~ N's slated ulat Peru has nskcd Eiglnud,
.sa,ee' nh! Italy tn mediate In rcgnrl tO tho
S''''''1i'a's "f peaco with Chill.
FAILED.
,s' vA',es l.ynl & Eu.. Eust India merchants,
'"'e lal'ed' Liabilities. 4.a.l0,000.
"EuNdE nEl.Kl:1Ey HEAD,
hr' 'ms"oS, Feb. 24.-t;turgo UcrkeIey,
o.'let u iio Earl of Berkeley, alul Il well-
'n"'l ,''n n'!tli0r, IL deatF llv was born in
HI, n,4 a!u Me TIE nge Ut 1T wits presented by
IN ' E''1''alrr, George lV. with nrn,,li,.issinn
"an' W." '"ilstrca4l Guards. When l,e ln,-
1ss' "' ~. W. ase ~ retired III Eali-pmy. Fron
,1sIa " ~. fio represented tliu Wrstcr1. III
,osa', VI worcestershire tn tho Liberal IT,
a, ..t",. 1lls srst l!tcrnry work WAS the l,tyui
,.s, .s,'"s'ey tastlc." whtrl, lle published In
T"s H. ~ "as severely criticised In F1uxct's
ua,.',, ua,1ufc, a'Nl tho author, very .nllcll u,,-
,,:arn' .uu W H. llatlo II very yfolcnt personal
hi,as hs" % npoll thu publisher fur which tho
,wH., "no Immediately brought suit, wis
ae'l rr'',' u. s'Ao damages. A l,r. Magln1l, who
Juo, "s ,. ,e.tlt!cisn'. was challenged tn fight
,,"u.a. u.a with AIR. Berkeley, a,Mi In III cl.-
'''' "'s slightly wunnlu,t by Him.
l.u, IN THE COMMONS.
n." .'"t" harrington sall IL WIS Intended M
.'ilS .sn''',S' !" 70 Into Committee Ut Suvp'y for
'";rta,"'iilit. ~ thu Hrnly estimates.
thc ,,', un'!er FurelEn SECRETARY said tlp tn
had w. nls leaving tlia Foreign Of]Icts ho
Tun,. .'ea ~, '1o demand FROM tllu hey Ut
eo,,"', ."F nt"tertion. lie lad received u
ylew yle"!n'al'on ,.!, relative to the Ncy's litter
ttla,nn '. 'lio French Consul, but it Is not Ut
"'e u " presented to thu Ilu,,su.
n,l,,. , At THE Wt'a1. sAt.Es
ahII,.s H''lo bales wcru offered, chiefly 1,ort
yYr. ,, "'lt1 Sydney, Fair attendance. PRICES
'."aa"e't. .. Somu lots were lM,,,Elt jl,
b,,,,, tAE REV. nl:NJAstS eIE,iE.
,orar y. VI lie Wetl-kuuNn Atrfcnn ex-
Gja,,sthe'l o"he'l himself III bu,nerstts,,Irc,
m;iunss' Is able to attuud to Goyorn,ncnt
, 1881-02-25
The "0rder Of the Day, Pure and
Simple Again Voted in tho
French Senate;
eupposnbly N1canin" TINT the
Senate Refused to Gem
sure the Ministry.
Germany Expects d Fight in tho East,
aul France Is Much Alarmed.

i1t'IlfifiSt' On.

IN ithi l.Ns tANt
lnSpoS, Frl'. ..--in tho House Of Com
mons III ,::sul. Ill.,, Lord harrington. III Tho
sbsc,,cr Of Premier Gladstone, lnDyed timt
pnt III u Ut. tile mutton WIS adopted, 31l
toJh
T11l: nAG.
While Mr.. Catlan was speaking. Z o'clock
arrived, 'al,l the Speaker put tho amendment,
R1ul it anil tho others wern ncEntlved.
,fr. Furstcr niuyed third rcalting Of tho
bill.
Justin Mccarthy moved Its rejection. Thu
toyernllnllt conld not eSpcct .u cUuntcrnct
Tic alleged 1slos nntt coIisliraclcs III America
by eourcng Ireland.
I1AECuIiilT HOT.
Iiarcourt, Home Secretary, nfter remark
lng un The ABSENCE Of Mr.. Parnc[t, rcntl o.
ttaets from tho report Ut Il speech ,il,ltc l,y
John Deyay in tl.a United States. IEearguctt
l!at mcn like Devoy Ind their friends in
England and Ireland, only kept down by the
strong ]lal,tl Of tho Inv. lie also referred to
&ho speech 1nauo BY l}aystt, III which tho
SPEAKER warmed the country oil tic wuf-tug
really to boulnt in vengeance over tho At
1anttc. "lf," concluded the Home Secretary,
"there were lneit who would usu such lun-
gnage, It would he thu duty Ut EnEiisllnerl
10 stamp upon them as If they were Il nest Of
Nlpers,"
A N. Sullivan argued 1t was cruelty to
ls1shmcn ut home to punish tho,n fur what
WAS done in America.
LASb MEETINGS POSTPONED.
Special EHbfe.
L0SDoS, Feb. :sl-Tlo projected land
meetings tn be held iii every county
Of Ireland next Sunday, to protest
against thu passago Of tho Coercion bill
haze becn postponed, us tho llU,no-kulcrs
now expect to prevent the passage Of tho
Dill until next week. They will offer anlelltl-
nlents, mud titus exIlaust to-tiny's and
to'morrow's siltlngs. Alr. l'arnuil las made
a',otilcr visit to Paris, Or ut least Iic
Lett Dayer for France at noon to-
day. Ills letter to tho Secretary of
the branch Of thu Land League Mt Clara,
h!lngs C"llnty, retracting his advice to tho
tenants to plow up thoLr lands In
caso lof eviction, Is regarded n
aislg1l of fear oil his part, rs 1t Is known to
mare BEEN written Mt II very curly hour, or as
soo'l NJ tho dangerous nature Of tho advice
was ulatle known to him,
, 1881-02-25

ST. cAruANlSEs. INT, Feb. sss.-A ,ncutlng Of
yc5st-o,slpra Ut this district WIS held this uyal,-
Ing for tho I,urpnsn VI Discussing the taking ut
sGL,u nrtiUn iI. matters Ut Eruut Importance 10
tho shipping Interests ul.1 tho rl,Llle NJ
lArKn. Aul0HE ttuse present wtro atr. q. q.
Currcr, nuu Mr. 4. L. tjlutth, Jr., 1T Port iIupc;
Capt. y Sylvester, Ut Toruntu; Capt. Flnu. ot
, 1881-02-25

EEE*TnN, n. e., Feb. .i-Ncnrly tito wfn1n
ln,sfness part nf l1entn1, n. C.. WIS 4!ess ruycd
by '1rn ycster0y. Thc !iro originated In ineul,-
'liasIsn, III DtlIun's Rroccry slorc. .,nonR thu
lnerehnnts burned Gilt urc I>sI!oi.. Mitchell,
lsrinkley, Nnrtlcst+ 11nrrr McCurly, Murs,,1n,
C0k., anil Davis. Il Hiisnlcr Ut t,rtvute resi-.
t1cnces hro nlsn ,teat roye1. M INSURANCE., cx-
cept on the stock Of Dillon hild llnrrpll.