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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Lcascs Of certain corporation
~ Is and bugheaGs viii be offered at public sale by or
cftic B,ua Docks, az the Exchange scrQon,
no II Broadwy, Monday october 81 l6e AZ IL CoIh
tur full information the CITY Record Copies lui salo
az No. CITY Kan.
NOTlCE.-Proposals for building n new
~ wooden picr Nc tho foot OF LaEhtst, ~ X, 10 DO
known Pier No. - " H. viii b. received by tue Depart
mcnt Of Docks III and 10 st. until wednesday, 30
yemuer 1881, at - OcOcs For iu INFORMATION see INC
city Record Copies for sal' nc No. city Hal.
FISANCE DEPT BuREAU FuRTHR COLLECTION or TAXES,
~ CHAADEEs-sI., NKW- YORK, oct. y, lSSl' }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notlce ~ hereby
~ given that the assessment rolls real estate personal
property and bank stock Ia tho city and county OF Ne %
Tor the year 1881 have been delivered 10 the underg au
that the thereon due and payable ~ hls on9
IL ~ payment before first day Of November n wy
paying shall be entitled To the dement's meh9heu
Ia the 10Th Section the Act Of March 3O s2o w ~ ~
ducuon az the rate Of cent 7nnu iIoh VIC o Va
payment 10 tho nrst dnY Of December next. ,,...
MARTIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver Oh laAcS
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l .ENIGnVALLEY RAILROAD:

u Pf--ESGIE IRA tN-. pu and ~ Nav p ISL vi.
leave ep1ts foo, ~ Corlau't AMI Do'Jr1's'fsi' at -
a. IN On and 'or I.t4pl. Boz l' tr. Anon
town. EeaIiug. MaIch Chulk WiikctbaI4c, I"r.niA
Mavrfiy. ithaca. Geneva, LtIl+ but4D ana IN" " A'-
at Tor Flttnu. Bethlehem AUcHoFn. EeailiE
Mauth chunk WIikr.barrc and rttt,ipl Pu-sH Sleeping
No.. J.. and 3iOp connect for a points u d'iangy
General Eastern Odcc corner church and or'landtia
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Citp l1rcpGrlp nOanteo.

FACTORY WANTED.-Building 5Ox10O, 3
sorie. well lighted with yard room possession about
Jqnuar,; Scw.York City preferred. Address FACTORY,
Post Oftcc BOX 1905 \. Y. 2. o.
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gteamboats aro Railroads.
TROY BOATS.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
"a DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER Al, North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAl-ST, every WEEK DAY at Up.
M, connecting at Albany Sunday morning eXceptcd with
trains North. West and East.
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good so days g 80
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cTONNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
stcaueHlayc Pier %, foot Of Warren ~. y IL, ~ p m
daily To- ccl Suudaya) Boston VIA Providence 0ccL
gfeght wa either limo ken at lowest Iatss =, , -.
ID. 5, BADCUCk- PISsldcnL - W. hALAiNo, " IL aEI
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

~ PLYMOUTH, CHERBoURG. and HAMBURG. 49,
FRS II
WIELA ND..-......Nov IoI HBHIA Nov. 81
Rates Of passage PvmDutH, London. CharJpurg Hun
burg an. al points In tho south OF I'm glIl First CIin
800 SecJnl cabin, 500 Stear1Ta. $50 Round trip att
Gucel rates. Storage from HnmDurg Hayre AMI south.
KUEHARDT & CO.. C.B RICHARD & co.
General Agents Genera. Passenger Agents
No 81 BrJagSt, y. Y. No. 81 Broadway, NY.
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Box office open daily from 0 ans.

RIJ0U Opera House, Broadway, near 30th-st.
~ JNO. A. Mccall Ill. PRO PRIETOR AND MANAGER
M Every Evening at s-Mainee Saturday at2
The last work Of tae composer OF Ohyette and "Tbe
MascOtte,"
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC. NTGY0N
SEVENTH NIGHT OF TIRE suBscRrprIoS
slIGNON.
MONDAY, October 81; Ambloise Thomass opera

AIIGNON.
Guglelno, signCr CAMPANINIi Lotario signor DEE
PUENTEi Antonio, StgnOF CORsINI; t,iarno st~n<..
MONTE Fillna Mile EMMA JUCEi; Federico Miie' NJ
appearance) ~ .'''sA
Director OF the Music and Conductor. NJ ARDlrr
- WEDNESDAY,, November 2, IL TROVATOftE.
Manrico ~ PROVOST Cds frst appeaTaace); ii consa
SiSnor GALASSIi Azucena, Nile KALAs and Leonora
lille MINNIE HAUK.
FRIDAY, November 4, IL BARBTERE DI SIVIGLIA
II Conte, Signor VELLI Figaro signOr DEL PUENrE;
Don BasiO SgnOr NONARA; II BOttOre, CORsINI,
and Roslni Mile. MARIE VACHOT Cher apDearance.,
Nile VACHOT will Introduce tho lesson scene n SHADOW
Song from Dluorah"
SATURDAY, November 8, THIRD GRAND MATINEE,
la FAVORIrA.
SgnOn RAVEI IL GALAsSI, aud Mile. vi GINIA FERNI
MONDAY November z, CARMEN.
Miles. MINNIE HAUk, DUrrI, Signor DEL PUENTE
and SignOr CAMPAEINL
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MONARCH LINE.
Va NEW-YoRK AND LONDON
DIED STAR LINE.

DIED STAR LINE.
III United states and Royal Belgian Mail stcafners
EVERY SATU EDAY FOR ANTWERP
The splendid nrst-class ful-pJwcfod steamcrA
=
BEl1fH Ia II.
saloons. stAtcroJms smoking and bathrooms aIndAIps
Second cabin accommodation unexcellcL
StatsroOns all on main deck.
No horses. cattle, sheep on pig3c1rs;L
First cabin $50 ana SIS. 49,.
Second rabu, So prepaid $50 excursi9n. so
Steera.c, >26 pregail, 42ii eNcirslon, ei3 o.
PETER Wright q Sons, Geui Asts % BioalWay, VI
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Gtcamboais ana Railroads.
OENTRALRAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
u station in Now.Tork foot OF lberty-si Station IN
Brook IN foot of FuitOi-st. JcTcuB " hari
Comfnenciig o I. 81. 1871 Lave NeW-n OfEi
5:9O a. m.-for He.nngtOn. Easton, Allentown Ro'iis
Harrisburg, &c , o.. .r.....-o
as F5r Termination High Bridge Brunch Easton, Al
e1E1 Reading Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, WiDainaPoft
'Taraona. DriiiOu, scranton, &c. go ,,.,t.. H.
m For Pennington, E1stOn, Allentown IcaoiH IGi
riahtir0 Nauch Chunk. Pitst0n, &c. a., ,,...,.
3.A5 n m-FOr bloomington, l.h7ton Y" lnu hal| Mourh
fo,nnk GTama0na Dr.ft0n, Wikcsbarfe, scranton &c
10 m Tor High Bridge Branch Lds'1h AHehlo"h
z.45 n m For SOmeTyile, Pennington, C. ,,-,.,...
E.2On IgEtOu. AlcAtOWu, HtdOllSt iiaJinOuil
uouct (Fhuuk MitCsbare, &c. ~, ~,
EnndaV trains leave S:iJ A. j D. m lOf '"hu opA
and niarreiiae stations, $50 i0r Eas'v AiIe4i
town, Harrisburg and the West - 20, cno e.9o
For Newark 5:s5. GlJ, go, q! ~ 90, ~ .@3 y
q.l gt45 IO1 1O:4b: 11;l5 a. M, II ~ rs ;I1 E
$50 A. 49, g. b;1 D. $50 J:4J OLD O'1o q ', 0I' !"
FOR trains 10 points see Time Tables at stations
ri Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
". Leave at o. s:l6 1870 M, II 2, $3.50 D, o. p m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPIRES 2p. ~. with through
cars arriving 1t Atlantic CITY a. 6:1J o. IN -.
Keyport at 3, S:I5, 1890 IN. I'm, 2. A., Gp ~.
EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via BIancbpOrt-for sandy Hook. Slja m, pm. For
UirhIands II H.. tor Monmouth Beach and
sesiIgi,f s:I5 =. m, I'm, $50 4, Q, y. IN
Wa Ped Bang-S:I5 ~ for Lakewood Toms River,
perccat &c 2 y. for Lakewood ManchestcE Toms
Jnr IANTIC CITY statons Bay side. p
M Tor Lakewood. Toms River, Banegat &c
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Clothing, &r.
Doar0 mo Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A sccond-Hoor of three rooms, private bath
room y giiyal, 'Ds or whog, Ge as Hco' Tor
4 SUNNY FRONT PARLOR and two bed
without 6osr lo5 Ea-, l5lhst. Recrcnces exchanged
EXTRA large fine rooms with or without
yalci station. reference ,Iehansod
NADISON-AYE., l4i.-Elc&rnt floor with
W pfyat" ahc and ~ 'eryau Handsomely FURNISHED
l.oiai a., .'"''' rooms" WIZ O'1'1 '''''''
SrH- AVE. 3s5.-lIand,om furnished suites
- 81 apartments, with or without private table Rcie9
pQTH-ST.. 30 EAST-Supcror suite of
30 apaI,meat', newly farul'hed Win private table
An EAST 3sTH-ST.--Eiegant parlor floor
nv with priya'r T.. /.
80 EAST 29TH-ST.-Faudsomri furnished
-s,b rooms for gel,mon rvicrences Permanent parties
TS MADISON-AVE.-To let, with board,
~ handsome rooms, en- suite OF sngy.
ITO EAST 2l,T-ST., Grmcrcy rmll.-Dc-
UoarI aso given rcier.ncca
west Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will lc. a suite of
"a P,luy grahed rom, t,f.iar % 81 R@1t Gn
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentlemen
a only, without board. lars, hln ls'meiJ ,or',hed
rcirrruc.,. 10 West ptl.at. near 7thayo
At : WEST T-ST.-Pl ant room with
a Jo'r of eentlemSn and wife aud single gentlemen
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
sure near cic;atc t. rSioc6eas czclarsed'
HANDsOMEIY FURNISHED second and
Ard with pnrllr with private table with
ont board references. a. DALEY ~ West j0tl-,t.
I ARGE and small furnished rooms to let,
II With without board 10 west 18TH ST. references
/ AEGE, HANDSOME ROOM. closet, with
a running water all improvements suitable for gentle
All.
tween ath 9hd Lthayc'.
STH-ANE., lG1.-Fr0nt and rear suites, hall
- rooms; al conScucuccs
GnT H-AVE.-FWniShed rooms
EOe with board; table bpa.d.
III WASHINGTON-PLACE second door
h west 81 Gen ave- private family Will lot de-
Hrlbic. neat apd lfuu-hel rooms 10 Gentleman BoOu
board mex; door; references exchanged.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
ETAkTED.-in a private family, by young
man, pleasant sunny with board, between u
l,tsf aud ID Staycr. Adar-g, with terms lt l.
B. Uptown Tribune Office. ,2aS broadway,
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW-

= IN. u u n D. D.
Arrangement OF trains from Chambers street Depot
pa. nc ilciuAau and Chicago ay EXprsss Drawing
room CuaChc1 10 l.ulialo and suspension Bridge.
q (DaiylFast st. LOUIS LxIrcss arriving Buffalo
west. 4ullmaus best Drawing Sleeping
BunalO Connects at Turner'S for NCwburg.
4. m (Dally'-PgciuC Express for Che West Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Nagarl Falls Cincinnati
Chicago without change also Hotel Dining Chicago
t:l5 p. nj f.mi@rant train ior u" West. .
Newark, 6fJ $40 ll:Oa M. 3lu 400, 5:2o G:lO, $50
y. ana ~ midnight. SATURDAY nights only. sundays 9lb
Rthcrfcri and Passac G. $50 $50 1920 A. m Il noon:
night sundays, 6, $780, o:2O Ia las, $50, p m aud
$40 . h:lO 530 lO ESQ., 7:lj, s. 1899 y. aud ~ rid
night, Sundays, g. s;"u lC2O a. me- l:tj, G3O, IL
midnight
Paterson Newark Cas- So 1880 ami $40 i.2O 5:20
GlO ESQ T. u aul - midnight saturday nights Only
days, 81 o. IA. $40, tdu u ~.
sunorn. g. 100, 800 1929 m. lA5, $3.50. .. Cl1 7lj
1890 rud II midnight sundays, q, $50, 1920 m,
LAO, O.: y. M. end l2nonrit.
warwick 900 Q. M, 1901 ~.
Ncwburg aud cornwall. 100 m, $780, 1880 p m
SUNDAY, $50 D. ~.
Eondout and Kingston M, 33op, m. Sundays, $50
o.
Nidur.own. 800 %, lH.2 500 +30. Z. 1913 p m
SuulIy, $50, l'i:-u T. tit rho y
2. n. trains connect with Ncwiora and Oawego Midland
Jcr,s $50 p lO:2O q. M $50 G. 7, 7:l5 pm sun
day $50, 1929 =. m; @. $50 auH =. M.
2d quarter OF aud quarter after each honr
from 5:i5 10 ":i5 and ut lOi5 and 1l:ij
TIcAris passage and for apartments IN DrINtIHropm
aud stepping Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
checking transfer baggage may d. JET; the Com
rauys Offices Su @Gl. Aul pr 957 broadway. ~ J., No
Cart So. BROOKLYN. Or At inc COMPANY. Dcioia.
Truiefant agency, so. 10 a. t1AWiHI.gt,
Eyprc,s train, from ne No't arrive IN Ne"Ior a 725
'''' $50 ~ GBE6Ti GcnI Paa5'r Agent, New. York
NORTHERN RAlLROADOF NEW Jersey.
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL

IL MOUNTAINS, landing atC1l1ens West Poinp Cora.
wall. Negburg Marlboro Milton, POughkeepsie, EsOpu1
Connecting with Ulster lnt Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Raroais Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w. Ba
Wiu.sly, tlily m, foot HarriSOn.st North RiveE
except slIIrlIya when Thomls Cornell leaves q:
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7.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
y Trains leave Enscwori Cl0stcr PCWuut and yack
$780, 1900 "a, J. s. Z, $50. $50 90, $780, 3J r. ul
suuGl,r q. r. and t:t' T. m The 1850 D. u tram VIII
leave 81 Uiuutss lI!ur saturday nights
Manuel spring valley and Aousgy. T. r. m, 500 T. m
1aD. n. ABBOTT, brU. fass'r Agent. Nc~ York
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ENOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on tiOl-
! SATONlC and SAUGATUCk GNILNuAD~-stoa learners
csyc haTiur slip 1850 Aldo 300 pm; N'i ,ill-st
RIVER Bib Paw lower than hy ruIto
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E'Ok BOS lDN.-lliE LAl r. ! tkAlN WIN
Pullman Shoppers via y. Y. =. ". and H. ,. r. leaves
Grand Central Depot lt5 week DAYS a'' lnI
undly Also tain 90 $50 week oay Get tickets
Scv-lUrh aud NrS-f.pe Gland l.'lIia'-
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II steamers leave WATSON'5 STORES. BROOKLYN: ~
p CALAN w tuh' -ab nov y
ROT ERDAM ~ 'Jhc-it ,o'' 10
tDAM lucWl ............. "Wednesday. Aoy. p
lat Cabin cBO-s7O I'd cabin $50 Siecrd g. 10 steer
acc from Rotterdam prepaid 80. H. CAIAJH, Com ~,
"a south Wili.ansL FtNCil. EDYE ~ co, - south VII
au-st. Freight Ags- LW NORRIS, % lifOlI"dy -
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WHTE STAR LINE.

w United STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEiNERS
ron q UEEN SHOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The Of this line take N Lane l.plt
recommended Dy Lieutenant Maury u. ", o. DOth tI5
outward AMI hOracwsrd voyages ,.--,--. -. q, . .,
CELTIC capt. 6caIell ~, y ~
Cant p g. ~
BRfTh%NIt Capt. .Satutly ."N - 20 - ~
ADpTAT 10 Can't IhuF-i1T, = ii
FROM THE WHITE star DOCK, FOOf or "h'i
lOTHST
sestsamers age uniforn.n Size an nasirg'S, ~ ~
pont!ncnts The saloons Stt'srODul3 oHlp"y AUG ban
roOus4re pllcri auIships tho nnSe Ii 10 ipu 40
least felt a0rdinga degree OF comfort tiefto
a. - ...t.., .. ,,,,,.
able terms Stasr from tho Old Country 80 from Ne"
York, S2S. .--...,- .,.o., ,,r.-.,
Poriu.perOn Of pIns aui Otler inpr 30 Appy - Ji'
NOhp"Hy 9'0' " H. /. COKTiS, Agent
G. l. BARTLETT & CO.. Agcnt4 Boston.
HAIIKITT I. CATTELI- Agents. PhlhiripAlL
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lEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOMES

In Pcnolscot Ear, state OF Maine, \ splendid opportu
nIty For sale beautiful Island containing over OO acres
IN the centre OF Pcuobsco Bay o. viii Jo3 Pa.y 81 CaP
itass company for the bhldhg OF alibe
this island il the best located oi hotei
whole coast OF Maine n the centre OF
n,"a1rr t,aye steam communication with railroads, and
hours sail fTom ROcand) pass day ne
ISLAND fruit and vegetables OF al Lnusi
innd 4, very nigh beautiful water aud good drainage
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The Albany Briberysase.

ALBANY. N. Y, June 20.-Judge Van
Alstyne charged the grand jury this morn
ing as follows: Perhaps IL becomes me at
this iime,to call your attention to another
class OF offences regarding which am not
specially called upon to charge you, but the
time may demand-more than iustiiy-tbat
which / shall say. There have been upon
the statuie-books of the State for some time
laws in regard to the acceptance of gratui.
ties or considerations for official acts on
The part Of public officers. | will
read you some OF them. The Judge
then read from the statutes OF 1869
and from the Constitution of the State,
and called the attention of the grand
jury to the reports made through the public
press Of attempted bribery OF members OF
the Legislature. He said The paper laid
upon our table this morning brings this
with it: "EDglsh enemies OF American
Institutions are rejoicing at Mr.. Conkling's
attempt to discredit his opponents by
charge of bribery" Why? Because they
are the enemies OF the American institu-
tions. They are the enemies OF repubi.
can form OF government, and they know,
as every citizen knows, that unless there
Is purity In men and purity in the
administration officers in republican
government, its days Of existence are
already told. There never was tine as l
remember in the history Of The world when
The struggle was going on more fiercely Than
il is to-day between those who are MAIN
tainers Of strong government and those
who are in favor of the rights OF the people
as represented in republican government.
The titled and the untitled are in sharp con-
nct. The rich and the poor the world
over stand face 10 face in opposition,
and we are TO look to IL 10 see what
the results OF this conflict are TO be. These
enemies OF American institutions believe
that il corruption grows up among the
people there will be but q single result fol-
lowing therefrom, and that is, Instead OF
the conduct OF public affairs in the manner
in which they have been conducted in this
country in the past since the days Of the
revolution, there will be change, at least
so far as the form OF government is con.
cerned; that instead OF having the repre-
sentatiyes OF the people chosen for limited
times by the voice OF the people, they will
be hereditary; there will be monarch or
king, and the Government Will be strong
in It's power to aid the few and suppress
The MANY,
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The Persecution OF the Jews.

From all parts OF the Empire of Russia
come tidings OF persecution, contumely,
oppression in its worst form. This move
ment against the Hebrews is not confined TO
Russia alone. We see it in Roumania, Bull
garia, Turkey, and Prussia. All through
Slavic, Greek, and Teutonic Europe we
hear OF antipathy TO them. From Spain
alone we hear words Of sympathy. The
King, remembering how his ancestors per-
secuted the descendants OF the Lords
chosen people, has written to Turkey Offer
ing eXpatriated Hebrews an asylum in
his kingdom. The King deserves credit for
his humanity and manliness, but at the
same time nothing would do Spain more
good than to have large influx OF Hebrews.
Wherever this race OF gifted, far-seeing,
and courageous people have won place
they have awakened the admiration OF the
world. There are possibilities in Spain OF
which men little know. And Hebrew ge-
MUS could make many strange Castilan
dream come true.-Ne,c York Herald.
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For the Dispatch.I
A Pleasant Sabbath tn C0yington-
Ordination OF Rev. william =. Har-
rts.
JUxg 20, iSs

JUNE 20, 1881.
On yesterday the pleasant little town Of
Covington witnessed an exceedingly inter.
esting service at the Baptist church In the
ordination Of their new pastor, Rev. william
+. Harris.
The Presbytery organized by eecting DR..
j. William Jones, OF Richmond, moderator,
snd Rev. W. Y. Abraham, OF Goshen, 81 c.
rotary.
AT 10 O'Clock they proceeded to q very
thorough examination OF the candidate on
his Christian experience, his call TO The min.
istry, and his views OF doctrine. Church
polIty, etc. This examination, led by Rev.
J. M. Frost, OF Staunton, was very full and
satisfactory, and seemed to be OF deep In
terest to the congregation in whose presence
IL was conducted. The Presbytery unani.
mously voted 10 proceed with the ordna.
ton, which was done In the following
order: Sermon by Rev. DR.. j. William
Jones; ordaining prayer, with laylng on OF
hands by the Presbytery, led by DR.. Jones.
Presentation OF the Bible by Rev. W. Y.
Abraham charge and hand OF fellowship by
Rev. J. NJ. Frost; benediction by the new
ly.ordaiued minister, Rev. w. +. Harris.
The services were solemn and impressive,
and the large congregation present seemed
deeply interested.
Mr. Harris is native OF New Kent coun.
ty, is a Master OF Arts OF Richmond College
and "full graduate" OF the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. A man OF
high character, good preacher, and an eff.
cient worker, he will doubtless make suc-
cess Of his pastoraie at CoviDgton, Healing
Springs, and the regions around.
In the afternoon there was Sunday
school mass meeting, with addresses by
Revs. j. William Jones and w. Y. Abra-
ham, and at night Rev. J NJ. Frost preached
a tine sermon to large congregation.
The day seemed one OF real enjoyment
and profit to the good people Of Coyington.
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Washington News Items.

The Star OF last night had the following
items:
The committee recently appointed TO re-
commend system Of Reorganization for
the Post. Office Department will submit its
report 10 the Postmaster.General on the
Goth instant.
Postmaster. General James said to-day
that be believed in the employment OF
young men in the public service, as his
experience was that all the successful re-
formers were young men.
A number Of promotions in the Interior
Department will be made on the 1st OF July
next.
The Union Pacific proposes to run
branch through The Indian reservation.
Mr.. Burke, the Republican Common
wealth's attorney OF Alexandria county,
went cunning for Lewis Payne in Wash
ington to-day, but they had not met at last
accounts. He demonstrated at the National
Republican Office, but policeman took him
away.
Colonel Fitzhugh, who became famous
from being ga bigger man than old Grant"
for little while, is lying at the point OF
death at Dallas, Texas.
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ss .ss y Ss sss a ss: 81
PRIME ss ss sY c % az. sn a s sss 'iy o~1
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. June TO- Flour steady and unchanged.
i istSsii4s cash. - sl.iss bid june. 81. issa
81 is5 Jgiy: Corn dull aud lower: 45@4osc.
cash. cash. a4i944fc July. Oats lower; sfets44c cash.
ss os Ju}; Whisky steady q. a.? PERI
meats dull; shoulders. $3.50: rih. Is SO: sides.
~ 90 R.cpn quiet: shoulders. 1918; rib, 1910 I;
sides, 80 6J.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jane 20.-FIour quiet snJ firm; CON-
mon 70 choice western spring. t45S6. 10; patents.
$69$T.5o: fair 10 choice Water wheat, t5es6 rs /;
low grades. S2.50asz. Wheat in fair demapd and
@sl:lIh cash. sl.l0. june, SILK July. Com
unsettled and generally higher 464c. cash, 45t6a
46c June. 45Sta45se Juy Oats unsettled aud gen.
SIZE jane: SIC. July. PORK duh weak. snd lower I;
yt62J cash and July Lard active aud a shat
lower; sio.s5@sIO.s7H casb, slo, sOa III OK
July ana August. Buik-meats tfsdy and nrm.
NEW YORK COTroN FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Cotton-N Net receipts. 376
bales gross Ala baies futures cIosed steady SALES,
81 600 bales June, 81 95as $40 Sc; July, Al OF
@.lo.95: August, 81 ~ sii.oi septemb-r. si Ia
sSs Ss1SSsr sisGss s sSan1s
flO22gsl0.23 February, sIO.3J6elO.36:
March, slO4s@s1050.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30 Cattle inactive :;
sales 5000 head; prime. GAfe7c good, 6ter6ifc.
medium. 5t96sc.: common. 5s6s5he. Bulls sud
cows, Sa5c. sheep dull; sales of 10000 head;
prime. 5hc.: good. S665sc (; MEDIUM. 4sa Az:
common. 4@44c. Calves. 3@9'sc. Lambs. 6@9c.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. June 2O.-Beef-cattle marke; dull
ana prices S@'s.. lower; best showing least de.
s al very best. s6w:S35 first quality, a. 7Sa
s35O most sales from s5.25@s6 so; receipts
LOU head; sales, 1,07l head. Swine in fair sup
celpis. $40 head. The arrivals of sheep and lambs
were 1886 head quotitions-sheep, S3Gs5.25;
lambs, f46S7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-21
NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspArca.

Contest for the New York SenatorshIp-A
'harre on Bribery BY New York Judge
Complaint Against the Western Union Tel.
esrnph Company Dismissed Death OF DR..
Mackey, Of South Carolina New Arrange
msnt Of the Mails for Cuba New Jersey
Lishtnina-A erican Mischief. Makers
complained Of by Observation-Disclosures OF
German Minister-Net Results Of n
French and Italian Emeute-The English
Press on the Countennncc OF Irish Asi-
tators by the United Staies-Turkish AZ
fairs-ftaly DESTROYS OF Resuming Specie
Payments-Probable Collision Between Rus
sian and Chinese Forccs-SIight Earth
quake In Canada-Sir John A. Mcdonald,
Of Canadn, to be Made a Peer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-21
Pers0uaI.

Ex-senator Lane, of Indiana, is dead.
He was colonel in the Mexican war. Min
lister Christancy has not yet left Peru. "A
daughter of Cherry-Pectoral Aver has re-
fused to marry a Bourbon prince. She is
Readiuster. General Grant will go back to
Mexico in the fall. Edwin Booth is now
on the briny deep. Bob lngersoll is suing
Chicago fellow for publishing his lectures.
The Long Branch people say Mr.. Garfield
looks iatigued. Blaine declares that be
asked the President to put no Blaine man
except himself in his Cabinet. w. IL.
Birmingham, OF Richmond, was in Balti-
more Sunday. Archbishop Gibbons Of
ficiated in laying Of the cornerstone OF
new Catholic church at Baltimore Sunday.
r. Moyle has been appointed postmaster at
Laconia, Va, and J. l.. Bradley is appointed
postmaster at Belfast Mills. Va. Both OF
these are rice the late incumbents, but
whether the incumbents resigned or were
removed the Post-Office Department gives
no information.