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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: IN Fairfax Circuit Court, Sep.
temter It'll, 1881.
Matilda Hocoulbe, vs. Julia Gales, L y. Geek.
erilo, David A, Windsor; the personal repre-.
sentative OF George ID. Ramsay, name aud
residence unknown the personal representa-
tive Of Philip L Feadal, mama snd residence
unknown, and tho peraonal representative Of
s. 81. Gslea, nano and residence Unknown
In chsucery.
Memo. The object of this sui! is TO enforce 6
deed of trust, executed by s. j. ii. Gales TO L
b. Cock erlls and Dnvid A. Windsor, bos,i5g
date January 1st 1879, to secure to Matilda Fol
combe the sum Of ) 395 81, and to obtain dc.
cree for tho ssle OF the real eststo conveyed By
said decd of trust, and application Of the pro-
ceeds to the payment of said sun of ST, 395 g.
with Inteie thereon from the lst day OF Janu-
airy. 1879 until paid. It appearing BY tMiav!L
filed, that Of tho above named defendants /; tho
personal representatives Of George d. hnr.sav,
Philip +. Feudall, and s. j. NJ Gales are un
known and believed to be non residents snd
Ju!is Gales, who ia ron reeitent of Virginia, it
is ordered .hst they appear within one month
after publication hereof and do what is neces-
cary to protect their interests. Copy :esta:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, CLERK.
Moore & Son, p q. se,ss4w
VIRGINIA: in Fsirfsz Circuit Court, sSsp.
y TENDER Sd. 1851
HsIfiet King, by her next friend, W. Wiiloueh.
By, end John J.. King, her husband. VS.. uc-
III
her husband. Ellen Stewart and Charles Stow.
art, her husband, Frank Linton, Je.oriu Lin
ton, Daniel Z. Smith and Frank linton, exec
usor:: OF The viii Of Lewis &. Linton, dec'd
LII chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is 10 obtsin
sale and diVision of tho property d"vised to
complainant barrie. King, and her sisters By
the will of Lewis o. Linton. deceased
1t appearing by sffidsvit fled that the dtfsnd.
ants above named, Deborah Fowle, Emma
Smnh and John Smith. her husband, Ellen
stewart and Charles Stewart, her husband and
FRANK Linton are non residents of Virginia il is
ordered that the said non residents appear with.
IN one month after due publication hereof. end
do what is necessary to protect their interest.
a copy-tPst6:
JNo. ". GBAEAM, Clerk.
". Wll!ouShby, y. q, seJG-wiw
VIRGINIA: In Fairia1 Circuit Court, Sell
V tember Sd, 1881.
a. Freeman. in his own behalf. and such cthar
creditors OF John l.. Moore deceased as rnsy
become parties 10 and share the costs of this
suit, va Elvirs Moore in her own right, and
As executrix of John l. Moore deceased "a
ran a. Hunter, execusriG Of james Hunter,
deceased; Tho mas Moore, commissioner Ct
SALE &c. In chancory,
Memo. The object of this suit is 10 subject the
real estate OF John l.. Moore deceased, TO tae
payment OF his debts.
1t appearing by affidavit! fled that Of tho abovo
named defendants Evira Moore is non resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, it is ordered tina.
she appear within one month sitter publ!cs.on
hereof and DO what is nscesssry ~ protect her
interests. a copy-!oste:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
moore q Son e. sepG-w4w
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Opening and CLOSING CA the, ssa,,s

CLOSING.
Washington, D, g., and Northeastern mails S
3. M, Il m and and 8 Is p. n.
Western Iasi!s 4 80 and Is n. N.
Southern U:aiis, via EicbMon0, Va, 1G SO q
n. and 4 30 snd Is D. II.
South and Southwestern 1aaila, via lynch
burg, Virginia, way and through mails, : ~ s..
n. and o. p. In.
NsnassaS Division co a. II.
Alexandria TO hound Hill Va, s 90 .. II
OPENING.
HGrtSE.D md Na5Lorn E.ai!s. Ga Washir 2.
ION, -. e., % 8. -. Il II. and &C .. III.
bout52cn nails, T!a Richmond, Va, 80 =. II
and 81 Q. n.
Southwestern Iasi!s via Lyachburg Virginia
G;brourt: E.z'is) including way tnnls On Midland
E.ilfoat, ! ~ ). ii.
M&0a:scs division 7 20 n. IA COR loci, DO, only.
kound Ill! &c t.lo>Nud:a, Va. :. % y. IL.
Office ho0rs-Nt.Gc 0IG:.2 :: s So s. ~, nnd
closes 81 : c. =. II.
Sunday Itour2--02ics opens :: 70 8. H., ard
onssa 81 9 30 a. So.
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THE STEAitR.
GLE CRGE Z e & RY
Carrying tho z. ). MaiD
WI i5avo DOR Whusl foot of Prince stroet on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at u m.
sLd SCI uhDAYS. 1T $50 p. N stopping St
fIEeY Font sad Pint Lockout! going and re-
turning: Returning leaves EccfcIk on WE'D.
o'cicck p. III.
BEGINNING With Ms5l, 1851, Excursion tickets
%il! DO issued, good for four dsye, Us follow:
Firat c!sss fire 10 FORTRESS Mcnron snd For
ioik, u GCi First class round trip, go ca; Second
class, each way, 81 90; firs:.clhs faro TO Pinev
iolnt s!c Point Lockout. 81 sc; First,ciass
;e"nd tip, 81; Second. class, esch way, rs cts.
S:a!oEooIns 81. Meals IS css
GEORGE M.ATTINCLY, SUIT
=. .. AIcst, SGea1. mh26
I E!;e.iAD q S&AHUAGD COASTlNG 60,
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sSS /
GREAT 1881

1901 GREAT 1854
PRNNsTLYANlA ROUTE
70 Il5G NUiiIH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
aEEEI RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEH
AAGNIFICENT sQUIPMEEi.
g'Isjn9 issys Wsshin1gton rem depot Of BAL
TIaoEE G. POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor
nor of Sixth and b stI acts, as follows:
For philadelphia, New York end the Esst. and
10 50 an. daily, except Sunday. and zoo, 1000
end l0.l5 Q. N. daily, with PSlacc Oars. Linn
am. daily, e1cep. Sunday. For Phlsdelphia
8 and 10 30 q. nj. dpiy, except Sunday, and
OU, $ 40, 10 and III ID .. n. daily.
For Pittsburg End the West S.UU s. NJ, with
Parlor car TO Flttsburg and Sleeping car to
Plttsburg snd Chicago; 1879 a. N. dsjly
For Csnanoaigua and the North, 3 w q. III.
except Sunday and $50 p. m. dsily, except
Saturday, with ESlScG Gar ~ CsnsndsguI.
For Watkins, 1880 c. M. daily except Sun
For Baltimore, ~, 800, ESQ and 1890 .. M;
zoo, lr, 40. $40, $50, 10 &c and iO.l5 p. m.
On Sunday, 500 and IL. 80 s.n.; 200 lao, 9.3O,
IL % 4nd lO.l5 p. nj.
For IoDes Greek Line 6 d. a. N. and 30 pm.
ds!ly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, = ~ .. N. and 40 p. N. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ale1sndria 100, -. So sud Ii 80 a.
M, and ~. g. & ~, 6 AID II 80 p. III. Sun
day ut G, ~, snd ii 80 g. nj. snd D. m.
Trains leave AleSsrdria for Washing.ol, go
s.95, snd 10 8. Lii, and Il 40, ), ., I. 9lu
p. m. eud II night.
On Sundsy at S.p5. and 10 S. N. and % and
IL p. N.
TaROUGa TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, via
Quantlco and Richmond, will leave Alexan.
dria q: 10 anc II u q. m. daily and s 10 p.
III. daily, except Sunday.
Fss; mail, leaving at II II q. m, makes but two
stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and Frederic ksbu,g,
between Alexandria aud Richmond.
Tickets and information CAL be procured st
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. j. K. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
General Msuacar mpl3
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EsEsTGa, CHEMICALS. &n.
Perry, Ga, April Il, 1870.

Perry, Ga, April IA. 1870.
l haze watched the usa @! The medicine low
known as "SWift's Sy uhillitic SpecEc" over fifty
years, and have never heard Of c failure TO cure
when properly taken. | c2mn FENCED the use of
it on my sl.vts between 1859 gnd 1855 es also
did number Of my nechbo-s snd in every
c>se that came within nv know'edgei il Effected
care. in 1885 Geo Walker, ttugM at auction
q Stare not 7caTTGntei After lie nuic0sse IL
YVES discovered that he had had Syphilis FOR
twelve yesrs. E!s head was without - hhlr on
i. He trested him with this remedy, and ia
four weeks he wss sorud and well, and in 2 short
ti.aO had as fne head OF hair Was ever
owned By negro. H0 owred TINS slave malIy
years aEd hGLGvcr hsd any return Ct the dis
Casa, ror lost days work.
Il. L. DENNAED
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by y. .. Lesd bos,cr 8 Bro
Call for E copy Of ~ cuf & 1en's Friend"
SOY D. 8. LxADBEATsE. TEos. Lsip8xArgE
E. S. l4o24boa5.<3I i. /, IEjir.o..
i,s.. aid & taa:rIai -:
2s:s2,ZssAe;l Eys%.
Uealc.a in
yIGE GEGD:3 end Il &t:iG:NEs, CGNhfI
Ills, i'A:NTS, Oils, LHGtisiKTa-
* H:.N!GIN Aa, GAnyE-4 SEEDS,
SPICES: AGRICULTURAL
G4EAICA LIS Fla i j'Oi-
LEE GOODS. !;a., Sc
P:oprietots OF Aaodyn" Hoctorai. EuHriestinc
LIJnIIi1nt, Essence Janlsca Ginger sid Couch
Srcrpr and AGents for Ayers Eeiici1o4, aver
iii'G Chemical :'Rinis &c.
.sTaFr et'cr. viii DO rnaGa 20 clsicatn &; ilii:.
reputation 81 our Old 1g;:,ri;&i;nrI:. r,y Z
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Htcaaio:s o. :lia ::.a w;!l run IS soliowa:
EGIE aE5EkS'as2,M,
Cona ecting With Merchants and M!ne.s Line
.2r Boston, storp,Gr
k.s21Es GR TIE E.sSs
EVERY 2&ONnAY, WEDNESDAY, and
EAI.!AI, AZ 20 y clocS p.ln.; returning, lesya
Norfolk Oh alternate dsys at 2GO "a. III.
It!s staunch iro!i steaiaar hes lust heen paint.
% throIsi'04i, ss@t2roo:ls newly furnished and
carrc:'d, ard Is the h@udsCinos: as well rs tho
safest beat CT Tho Potomac river sad Chesapeake
Day, sad is tSo only a:5amer making close cor
ne2!lon with tie New u rk ard Boston s.esu-
eFti also CONNECTS eth Richmond steamers end
railroad lines 2oGth: Steps ct PINE Ely POINT
Anp fHLNE EoOAoUI gong and returning.
good iof scven Gays, will DO Issued ns follows :
HlrHlctass round Trip TO 1T. Monroe and Norfolk
%5 W ; hrst Class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk o.; stc0Et c.<s3 each way 81 90; arst
class t=te to- P!ney Point aud PoinL Lookout
81 oU; FIRST class round trip TO ?inay Point and
FoiD. 1ocEou. 81 cu; second Glass esch way 75c.
otserooms ST. meals 15e.
EstEc MEsss EtaEsEa.
~ 4. :s e. &. Asys"li9 &!r.zsG.J I&Sys
f:;ssSts-T
EVEEE FRIDAY, AZ Il TO-; and returning.
Leave + CIT iCcH, from pier il, Hast river, EV.
ERR 81 y ti.s.. !. st O'Clock g. Il.
Tho SSonraors or this company mako cocncc-
items a. NGriuik tor E0sLoE anG sill points East :
Al New Iork With all points Wost snd Northp
vtst, ard al AlII2airia with Virgins Midland
AsltrcGI aad Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through r&.2s sivon lad freight handled caro-
fully and promptly. For further inforuston
apply 10 +. &. kAED, Agent,
Janne3's wksri,
WEI. THOMPSON, PRECEDENT,
lal6 i street,
sep 27-tf Washington, y. G.
.4;77%;:;21sss O. IDl:'ij 9IjGAM. LINE wEEK-
2 i;.ssa:tz&:s IL TO
fEILAOELFEEA, FALL RIFER, pROvI-
DENCIi AMD BOSTON
Steamers leave Alexandria EyEHY TINS.
9A;1 sna leave Philadelphia EVEIsY SAT-
URUAY. - 49, =
Ibis line cornocia =. Alexandria wish tts
:. 10 81. ana " " =, X. Es.. Eng at phiIaaol,
raia with C!?:ie's regular Sscap1stips for Fsi1
kiyef, Sroy:Ge1c0 tad HO:soH.
. Ffe:MhL !or"s7deu With prom o.no,s snG c..a,
f2ea q commis=ioGS -
No charge ios t:algfot in Ph:,aie.rh;.. and
c wharfage III H1atcn. QGick tinu. FreuraDt
ae?sy:uEaa.. Through rates sn4 through Bills
c. ia1.Hg given. Insurance at the lowest r.t5s
Agents:
Z. =. FEED, Alexandria.
WI: CLYDE 6 CO. phil.dsInkTs
JOHNSON 6 CO. Wash. q Geo,srn.
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A'OH NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
T&ESj &0NROE AND TIE SOUTH.
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ses- Ask your druggist for q copy cf "Youns
Mems Fr!cDd" and read It!
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HteaaiS:s o, :Aia LIS Vii run IS soliova:
E3IE lasSsSsHass.!G.
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser
EEEAEEEs,
WASHiNGTON STEAMBOAT 90.


w Llmitec)
On Sundsy. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes.
DAY the boats of the Washington Steamboat
company l!imltedl will run as follows:
8. a.. aud " 10, 20. 20, a TO- 5 IS and D. N.
Learc Alexandria ut Go, 80, 80, 10 10 and
Ii 81 H.. and Is 30, 4 %. s 20 md 80 p. m.
On Thursdsy Friday and Saturday leave
both citas at q CO. 730 $50 9 80. 10 30, ii so.
II 81, 30 2 30 3 &c. So 80 and 80 [.6pl5
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EEFEs 4 81 II EttESEa.
~ K !.:s 4. e. S.:cys"G q &!r.ssEJ lS3Sa
f:;f>Sth!r
EVkEy FRIDAY, ~ IL TO-; and returning,
Leave kcu iccH, from pier il, Lsa8t river, EV.
ERR GA-IU &i!A /, st Z O'Clock 3. Il.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

THE CLEVELAND, TUsO ARAHAS VAI,T,V
rr' vTE8F .THE2
In effect May Goth. 1881, and until further notice.
rRAAAso S1oAlaS 4JO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

Trains stop signal.
Trains DO not stop.
=Where time is omitted trains do not stop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24
BuokIen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cOrns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by P. H. Barr. 47-tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

eDaily. tDaily except Sunday.
Trains do not stop where time il omitted.
NOTE: Accommodation train leaves Allie
gheny daily except Sunday at 4,25 d .; arrives
Rochester 5'28 m; COlum biauR 6,48 m; Salem
y m; Alliance LAS m; Canton S,SS p m; Mas
stllon 8,52 m.
ALI trans connect In new mammoth Genera.
on the great trunk lines leading from CHICAGO to
the West Southwest and Northwest
NORTH WESTERN OHIO RAILWAY.
Going West: Trains leave Mansfield daily ea.
cept Sunday at o..5 m; and $50 m, arrive Tt .
lodo lO:40 m. and $50 m.
Going East Trains leave Toledo daily except
SUNDAY at $40 m, and 2:l5 p m; arrive Mansfield
12:25 m; ard 6:25 D m.
CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURGH RR.
Going North: Trains leave Alliance daily ex-
cept Sunday At 415 m; 7:30 m; 110 D %; and
s:23 p NJ nrrive Cleveland $50 IN; 10 10 m; 9:25
p IN; and 7:25 p m.
Going South: Trains leave Alliance daily ex-
cept Sunday at 1l:20 M and 429 D m arrive
New Philaoelphla 1:5O p m. ana 7:25 D m; arrive
Steubenville 4.40 m aud 657 D IN, arrive Bell
aire $3.50 m aud $40 p IN.
RS-rne given above table Is CUIumDus U
time, which Is II min utes slower than Plttsburgh
time aD0 20 minutes faster than Chicago time.
D W CALDWELL, EAFORD
Genl Manager. Gen. Pas d Ticket Agt.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THE CLEVELAND, rUsO ARATAs VALI,R
In effect May sOth, 1881, and until further notice
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

All trains daily, sundays exoepted.)
sONNROTIONs.
At Cleveland wltn fast trains for the East AL.
so with Cleveland and Detroit Daily Line OF
Steamers
At Elyria with L. 8. d n s. NJ ror saudusky
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, so
At Russell with N. Y. p. & o. z. r, formerly A
d g: W for Akron, Ashland, Mansfield, &C
AtWarWtok with O. NJ =. ut v.r.
non and Columbus
OSCAR TOWNSEND. VIM H q OFT
RGen'l Manager Gen. Fright Tirket d ARt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

%DalIy. fDaily except sunday. +Daily eACeut
Saturday.
NOTE: Accommodation train leaves Massilloh
daily except sunday at 6,03 i m; urEyes CaLtO-
622 a IN; Alliance 7,05 10; Salem 40 m; Co
lumbiana SO4 a III; Rochester 9,4O u III; AiIU
gneny 100 IN.
A PULLMAN'S SUPERB
SLEEPING AND HOTEL CARS
Attached 10 all through trains run without
Cnauge between Chicago, CresTline and PItsbuI.
Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington City, Pnia
Qslphla blIG New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24
OUT LOTS FOR SALE.

have a nuninp- lots for sale containing
from TO 10 zach. situated one mile west Of
Court House. Adureys JNO. -. Bf.NKE,
I Box 81, Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-24

In some hats the cabbage leaf must
feel perfectly at home.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10
Fowls In Orchards.

Last fall, says the Poultry World, we
visited an orchard in which fowls are
kept, the owner of which told US that be-
fore the fowls were confined in it, the
trees made little or no growth, and only
corresponding amount of fruit was OBJ
tanned. But what a change was evident
now. The grass was kept down, the
weeds killed, and the trees presented an
appearance of thrift, which the most en-
thusiastic horticulturalist could not but
admire and envy. The growth of the
trees was most vigorous, and
the foliage remarkably luxuriant
the fruit was abundant, of large size,
and free from worms and other imper-
fections The excellence was accounted
for by the proprietor, who remarked that
the "hens ate all the worms and curculio
in their reach. even the canker worm. !"
He found less trouble with their roosting
in trees than he expected, and that q
picket fence six feet high kept them
within bounds. His orchard was divided
into three sections, and the fowls were
changed from one to another, as the con-
dition of the fowls or the orchard sec
tons seemed to require.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

St. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-At one o'clock
this morning the Cairo Short Line car
and repair shops in East st. Louis caught
fire and were entirely destroyed. The
building was low frame one and con
tanned tools, one passenger coach, two
box cars, and on the north and south
tracks were more than thirty coal and
box cars, all of which were also burned
There was no alarm given and no engines
went from this side The round house
and oil house had q narrow escape, but
three cabooses and box car ON the ex-
tension track, eleven cars on an sdjoin-
ing track, a large amount of lumber and
other dressed car timber, were destroyed.
The origin of the fire is unknown. Loss
estimated at $4,000.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


the Pacific Railroads.
WASHINGTON, Sent. 1O.-The follow
ing telegram was to-day received by thu
Indian Bureau from Arizona:
SAN CARLOS, ARIZONA, Sept 8.
A careful count of the Indians for "a
tions is four thousand one hundred and
five, showing all in except the White
Mountain band, which leaves seven hun
dred men. women and children, OF
which there is about two hundred
and fifty bucks, maximum. l send
full report by to-norrow's. mail. Things
quiet here TIFFANY, Agent.
The Interpretation put upon this dis
patch by the Indian Bureau is that the
absent White Mountain band, who are
suspected of having been engaged in the
recent troubles, number seven hundred
and fifty all told.
Chief Clerk Pickerell, of the office of
Commissioner of Railroads of the Inte-
rior Department, who is now West
making an examination into the
affairs of the Pacific railroads, will
go over the Central Pacific and will sub
NIT report supplemental to
that made up and submitted by Auditor
French before Mr.. Lamar resigned. 1t
appears that French's report omitted q
number of details in regard to the Cen
trail Pacific and its affairs which the In
terror Department considers of sufficient
to have on file. French GOV
cred the financial affairs and operations
of the road, but it is probable Pickerell
will make a pretty thorough examina-
ton and will in his report renew that
made by French. Since French's report
was submitted Central Pacific has paid
N $144 900 towards the sinking fund.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

The Mayor continues to receive answer.
to his questions put TO the Mayors OF
various cities in reference to water works
The following have been re ceived since
the list was published:
Urbana, Ohio. Works cost $50, 900.
Answer for fire protection in every re-
spect Have no engines and no use for
them. They pay running expenses. Are
popular with the people and would not
do without them for snything"
New Albany, Ind. "Works cost 81 co.
600. Answer for fire protection fully.
Have no engines and no use for any.
Pay expenses and large surplus. Are
very popular"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

LONDON, Sept 1o.-John Bright, writ
ing 10 gentleman of Sheffield on the
subject of free trade and reciprocity.
saws the recent bad harvests has caused
q general falling Of IN our home trade.
1t hiss not been foreign tariffs or CONNER
cial treaties. or what other governments
have done which have been doing US
harm. It is the siiTnurition of the wealth
of the country l.y the reduction of the
produce of the soil.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10
CARPETS,

We have receiv ed our new fall stock
of carpets, oil cloths, lace curtains, win
dow shades, fixtures, &c, bought at bot
tom prices, and will sell them less than
last springs wholesale prices. Brussels
carpets, new patterns, rs cents per yard !;
Ingram carpets, new patterns, from 25 to
rs cents per yard.
All new goods and new patterns of best
makes
Please call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing.
All goods delivered in the CITY and to
all trAins free of charge.
l. NJ. JONES s. Co.
No. $50 Main street.
SEPT dAw4m Opp. Gran Hotel.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

NEW YORK, sept 10.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks, issued
from the Clearing house to-day. shows
the following changes: Loans, decrease,
%, 500; specie, increase, 81. 257. 900.
legal tenders, decrease, $541 500; de-
posts. decrease, $l.09a, 900; circulation,
increase, 500 600; reserve, increase,
$1.99l.i5o. The banks now hold
$971 .05o less than the legal require
mentS
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Visitors Coming.

The following persons prominent in
Y. N. G. A. work have been invited to
attend the State Convention to be held
here: John v. Farwell, J. W. Dean and
w. g. Msther, Chicago; l. E. Brown,
State Secretary of Illinois; Geo. A. Halt,
State Secretary of New York; John l..
Wheat and James r. Huber. General
Secretary, Louisville; Erastus Burnham,
General Secretary. Cincinnati Associa-
ton; L P. Rowland. General Secretary,
Grand Rapids, Mich; I. g. Jenkins,
Railway Secretary, Detroit; Frank Smith,
Railway Secretary, Toledo; n. F. Will
liams, State Secretary, Ohio; Lang Sheaf,
Railway Secretary, Cleveland; w. A.
Waggoner, Railway Secretary, Coium
bus; D. A. Sinclair, General Secretary,
John Dodds, D. T. McSherry, Judge
Thos. o. Lowe, Leonard Moore and
Others from Dayton, besides the agents
of the International Committee
Books, paper. pens, inks, etc, at Nor
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strikers Create u Riot and One Gets

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1O.-This morn
ing Is the wagons were leaving Cooper's
cotton press some strikers interfered with
the teamsters. Police Sargent Reynolds
ordered the strikers to dispense when he
was knocked down and be sten. He drew
q revolver and shot one of the strikers, .
negro, through the head, killing him in
stantly. Two white men were wounded
The Mayor called out the entire force of
police. Capt. +. Q Minor while driving
ale ng in a can was shot at twelve times
lint ascanaI
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Prayers for the President.

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-Prayers were
offered for the rec very of President
Garfield this morning in the synagogue
of the congregation Telfaret Isratel
Maehin. Rev. Jacob Jslesky. who ar
rived from St. Petersburg, Russia, last
week. oficlated. He prayed in the Rus
sian language, and the prayer was after
ws-ds translated into English. Appro-
pirate passages of Scripture and prayers
were also read.
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Starsliu. disclosures.

about the City Hall, Brooklyn, that there
will soon be some startling disclosures in
the ease of Stuart, charged with embezz-
ling The funds of the Board of Educa-
ton and that, in all probability, some
twenty-five or thirty persons are to be
taken into custody Monday. on the charge
of being implicated with Stuart.
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Another Hallway Tragedy.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-A dispatch from
Rome says a tragedy similar to the muir
der of Gold in the Brighton railway ex-
press tram, has occurred on the train from
Paris to Turin. A man entered first
class coach occupied by gentleman who
was alone, and after wounding him SER
iously threw him out of the carriage
window. From 9 card found in his
trunk the victim is believed to be Herr
Niemack, German counse. at Leghorn.