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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Commissioners Notice


DURSUANT to decree of the circuit
l. court OF Washington county. Va.
rendered on [ o stu day OF October
1880 in the cause of Joel B. Hensely
Va. J. g. Summers aud the decree fen-
dered In the above styled cause aud
the cause Of J +, Hicks w. J g, Sum
mCrs nj the January term 1881. the
undersigned Commissioners Will, on
the 2sth day Of February 1881 sell ut
public cutlery N front of the court
houre Of said county fur one third cnsh
In addition 10 pay the coats uf the first
causC aud the coats aud Commissions
OF the sale, and the balance on ak
aud twelve months time, with inter.
est The life interest OF said j, G..
Summers In one half Of a tract Of two
hundred and six acr0a Of land known
~ the GRAY place situated In said
county ON the State rnHd leading from
Abingdon 10 Bristol five miles west o
Abingdon, aud also the fee simple IT,
tie OF the eaid Summers In and 10 an.
other tract Of twenty.peyen acres pnd
sixteen poles known M the Shoema-
ker tract, or so much thereof M will
be sufficient to satisfy raid first natned
decree, ut the came tine aud place said
Commissioners will cell enough OF tho
remainder ifSny there hp ~ the aaid
lauda M will be eufiiciont toeRtlafy the
decree In tho lRst named cause which
paid last mentioned sale Will be on n
credit If ak and twelve monthe with
interest, except enough W be- requlr.
ed IN cash to pay the costs ofsuld Last
named caure aud the couls and Com.
mi isinns Of tho sale.
in, WOOD, Com.
jan2j'l.tda.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

On 9TH street Bristol, at o;So 7. NJ
Jan. 2s, 1881, Robert Jessie, son Of Rob''
M, and CornolIa c. -Dlckey. Aged IL
moa, and , days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
JUDITH ID. SMITH

Mother says the baby is fretful, but if
the baby could talk, it would say it had
pain. Relieve the pain by giving DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, an innocent but eff
fectual remedy. Price % cents bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

DR., W g. Z. CUNNINGHAM says We
owe the health and strength we enjoy to-
pay, if not our life, to the "seven Springs
Mass;' .ru
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
FARMERS.

FARMERS.
We can furnish you all the field seeds
you want at reasonable prices. Consist
ing Of
Prime Red Glover
Alsike Clover
Alfalfa Glover l
" Sapling Glover
" Timothy Seed
" Red Top
" Randall or +. d. Grass Seed
" Orchard Grass
KY Blue Grass.
WILLIAMS 4 KEEBLER.
jan25'l-2m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

Chas. G. Frary, OF Adrian, Mich,
aays ITO my complete surprise, OBJ
taiued good nights rest, the first night
\ wore an "OnIy Lung Pad" have
suffered from Asthma for years'--see
Adv.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Connect ems Eastward.
~ LYacHBURo,

with Virginia Midland
X 4 for Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia
aud New York, aud for
l.uhyiilo, Greensboro,
& North and South Car.
Ola points.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

xXTAKTED, "A young man TO learn
w the Carriage trade. Apply at
brown Bros. Carriage Factory. near the
NFw Office, jan 20 l-u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
At pETEResvao

with Richmond and r.
tersburg X \ & Peters,
burg Road for weldon,
Wilmington and the
South east.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
FRANCHISES PERTAIN
ING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.

As fully and ut large set forth in The
said Judgement aud DEGREES, printed
copies Of which viii he furnished by
the undersigned master OF those APP
plying therefor.
such sale will be made on the terme
sppclGed IN the decree Of sale, OF
which bidders will take notice, and
subject to certain subsIsting liens up.
on the premises, particularly describ-
cd IN the said judgement and decree,
and statement Of which will be
open for the inspection OF bidders al
the Office OF the Master, in the Gus
tom-house, IN the city, Of Richmond,
Va, for Thirty days prior to and at the
time of sale,
NJ. +. PLEASANTS.
july ~ 1880 Master
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Condensed Time Table.
ATLANTIC, MISS 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD,
In EFFECT JuLY 25TH, 1880.
Going East.
Going West.

Going West. Going East.
6.25A M,....le Norfolk, ar .,.,.lO bpm
7I2A M,.....le suffolk, 10 49,, 0.25P NJ
$50 Me-. 10 Petersburg, le.",,. 10 N
II 40 A M..S..le Burkville, lo.,",. As = NJ
l2,2l M..,..lo Fermvllo, le.. .,,4u0 Pm
2,2J p " dim ar. Lynohbnrg, lo.".. b0PM
2,AlPM....,l0 LyrChbutg, ar DIM l,SOPM
4.6iPM .,...,le salem lo,,,, LIZ An
0,l0pM tsup) 10. Ghrls.iansburg io.."lo AN
s,OOPM ......lo wytheville, Ia (bkn s3iAN
Bristol, Tread up) le".. bsS AN
cnn- ncllnns Waslua ard. .Cnnnncl nns E.slNa.d
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

Rev. r. N. PRICE says NV wife is sub.
ject to sick headaches, and fo- her the
"Sevon Springs Mass" is Specific both,
to cure and prevent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

~ fNNff fFFF
with Richmond & nar
willie Railroad Tor RICH
MOhD arriving NJ 90
pm. NJ Buy your tick
cts 10 RICHMOND via
DuRk WILLIE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
NOTICE.

Mr.. w. S. Trammell C"Dlnk") has
left in my hands his books and ac-
counts for settlement, and parties are
notified % come forward, aud close the
same, as after this week they will be
put out for collection.
JN0. d. FARLEY.
Jan. 25-1t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
LYNonRuR0.
m ppieTni will

with Virginia Midlnnd
4 Il to and from North
and south.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

William Butler Duncan and Samuel
l., Nj. Barlow, Surviving Trustees
The Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company and others. r..
BY virtue Of and pursuant to a
judgement and decree of foreclosure
and sale rendered and entered at the
April term of the said Court, 1879, In
the above entitled action, /, Matthew
f, Peasants master appointed there
in to sell all and singular the MORT
GAGGED PREMISES, FRANCHIS-
ES, and PROPERTY, BOTH REAL
PERSON AL, and MINED, mention
ed in the complaint in the said action,
and in the said judgement and decree,
being the same mortgaged, or intend
ed so to be, TO the plaintiffs and Fran
els Skddey, since deceased, by a mort
gage bearing date the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1871, do hereby give notice
that on '1. tN
MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF N VEN
BIER, 1880 AT l2o'CL0CK NOON.
at the north front door Of the Custom
House of the United tates. in the
city of Richmond, Va, / shall
proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following describ-
ed PROPERTY that is to say:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
THE SEVEN SPRINGS MASS,
For Sick Headache and Dyspepsia.
Reliable Testimonials

Bishop GEO. T. PIERCE says: I know
One case Of remarkable recovery from
chronic dyspepsia. 1t is "panacea" for
sick headache, both to cure when it comes
and to prevent If taken in time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Agents Wanted.

We wan a limited number Of active, en-.
erretic tanyaehets 10 engage In y pleasant
ana profitable business. Good men will
1nd this rare chance
40 MA KE MON BY
Such will pleape answer this advertise
mcnt Wy letter, enclosing stamp for reply,
stating what hugincps they have been en-
gagged IN. None bnt ihohe who mean busl-
ness neel apply. Addfcas
FINLEY, HARVEY SEQ.
dec. IA 1850 iyt ATLANTA, ga,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

Ar NORFOLK. with
Steamers Of lay Line,
Old Domlnlon. and Mor.
chants 4 Miners Tran.
spcrlAllon Go Tor Bhl-
llmore, Now York and
boston,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25


Orleans, via Lynchburg aud Bristol
LEIGHTON sLEEPERS Lynchbwg to
Memphis (yia NJ. &. U. II. r. without
change.
first-Cla,s and EmigrOnt Tickes to all
principal points YVES and NORrll-W rs I
ns low M by any other all Rail Line, --
nsy~ EMIGRNNTS CARRIED on Express
Tra;ns--l5O pounds Of baggage allowed to
cach full ticket and 10 pounds on each half
ticket PRrg. Children between aud ~
years charged half rates--under Eve years
FREE.
This road comprises an important link "
tho OLD RELIABLE V fGlNlA 4 TENN.
Ain LINE, offering UNSURPASSED FAs
ClLlTIES for the expeditions hntdline Nj
freight to aud I o from tho NORTH. sOl,tl'
pod WEST, issuing THROUGH BlLL3O
LADlNG to all principal points. p.om
aliuhmon OF clnima. Road Bed Uue
ccll-d Management uncQua,led, g.,
ueclons Sure.
fsSf"No truoble 20 answer letter.,
For Tickets, Rates, Map Bills, & (, pl ase
apply to
L.s. BROWN, O. N'l TRlyGLlaN AG'r,
Lynchhurg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

"Sevon Springs Mass" is Specific both,
to cure and prevent.
Rev. G. c RANKIN says Mrs. Rankin
says she cannot 0Uer estimate the value
Of the "Mass" in her ease, and would al
wise everybody who suffer with sick head
nche to use it. a.H r
Mics +. g. MARSHALL, Of Lunenburg
county Va, saws; 1t has cured me Of
dyspepsia and sick headache; am now in
better health than for years.
Mr.. JonS D, RoovEMoRE, Eufaula, Ala,
says; My wife is using the "Seven
Springs Mass" for chronic indigestion
with very happy results.
A. WADDILI, proprietor Of LynchbUg
,News,says My wife has been subject
to severe spells of sick headache for more
than twenty GEARS, and has been entirely
cured by using the Macs. .t
Hon. THos. WHITEHEAD, proprietor Of
tho Adrdnoe, Lynchburg, Va, says; The
"Seven Springs Macs acts on my liver and
stomach In most satisfactory manner,
never failing to relieve me Of attacks of
headache, pIoduced by irregularity in
meals or from over-work. ..t.
For sale by j. A. Dickey & Co., and al
first class druggists.
Al,Ooys mention Seven Springs Mass
Jan, 81 SOY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Notice. Notice.


To The land owners aud tenants on the
line OF the Bristol Coal y Iron Narrow
Gunge Il. r., and hll others Interested,
Notice IL hereby given that on the Bid
day Of the February term next being the
l7ih day OF February 1881 The Bristol
Coal q Iron Narrow Gauge Rail Rond
Company will apply to The County Court
of Scott county, Va, for the appoint.
menl ofa Board Of Five dsniercsted
free holders 10 ascertain Just compen.
sntiUn 10 the owners OF lnnd upon the
line ofsnld Rail Road within the county
Of Scott for such " Tho said lands uh hio
proposed 10 be taken bv said company
for The construction md purposcs ofthcir
road. Tnr lbisrot CotL & mos
kAhRuw GAtGB Il. u. Go.
ny II G. Woop, rrcst
jinls'1-lt,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25

Ar BRISTOL, with
IAnl Tenn, Va y Ga. 4
Il lor Knoxville, Chat.
tanoosa, and all points
In Geo5gia, AidOnnd,
nnness,s Mississippi
The nssi, South iGcSt
aud Horh.bssi, dnd for
Cincinnati aud points
along ihe Cincinnati So.
Railroad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
Atlantic ElSSisSIDpI aud Ohio
Railroad Company.
CIRCUIT COURT oFTHE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUITAND THE EASTERN DIS
TRICr OF VIRGINIA.

William Butler Duncan and Samuel
l., NJ. Barlow, Surviving Trustees.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
AT pgTgRaBURo,

Con ectIons Westward.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-25
LYNcnnuRa. w Jan.L2 Ias

WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
, 1881-06-09
cHlcAGO FIRES.

AlH~f1AN tlnI1t
a still alarln IL Hook and Ladder Com.
paliy No. 1, ut $3.50 yesterday morning, wah
cn.Ise<l by tho burning Of n ttag-slinnty OIL.
tho ltock lsIal,l ftuati, at the Ywenty.tifth
street crossing.
Tla alarm FROM Box Is at $3.50 yesterday
morning WIS caused by tic dtscoyary 0f fire
In the For,n0su tca st0re of John w. Alcfat-
lang, Mt No ~ Stale street, III tile largo i've
story stone-frout building known rs the
Stewart l3l,Iek, md owned By J0l,l Borden.
The damage to tic building. which ii i'l-
sureh for S27,5o0 In various companies,
Ii quito snlall. Tho stock was baAly
tAll.ugcd by fire, smoke, and water, an4 the
loss has becn estimated rs high a. $780, 1t
Is Insurer! for shto0. placed rs follows:
Commercial, Newark City, German OF Pitts
burg. 1850 each; Peoples OF Now .Jursey.
sl,0oo, mil United Firemen's. $500. Ths fire
originated from ttnl<n0wt. causes among y
lot of 'esboxes In the rspr Of ths stH,e: a,! ~
fore It tlualty hr0ko out.
Tile Fire -lnyurHHce I'ntrol Reporter gives
thu following III tlle Caln! street IRE: Dry
h0llsc. t,wllctl alA occupied by Atat'Iskn,
Crnfg Il tu. alu! l4ll0tka & Schwartz, ills!lret!
ff4r. ,A!lenasla, 81 ,oo, an1 Farmers Of Naw MY
s%!StlnE tt vi. " f1fo''' 1n.,c owss9 faS " T. at!t ID
WIS only slightly damaged. Alutllska,
Crntg L. C0. sava Total of 81, ,ou0 insurance,
a,nI loss hut ltttle, and I,tntkh Il Schwartz
hass only s40e Insurance . 'r,e .!ry-ho,;!s,e
mated uMtfpr tIle baller, a,nt was probably aue
TO tin eNrules,lesa Of bolior-ral'atrers. wlIu
hutl lNUll oyurlla,lit,1g thB boiler, aid were
working oil the ~atlle yesterday afternoon.
, 1881-06-09

HHpa'e" :. ""'e"."us| 3an4"nr' ,.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Juno: o.-Early this
dy,s Nnu," utmost upou tic brink Of the
fi,io Rivrr bo,E ,xas n te,,.hy.twelyc-fnot
INV 4s' 'r s.H. "Do " ill.,. -. ....,.,,..,s
pe,, W.! "l,nneM uesu,a".s W s,%n.s s,a ,.as
small but allIet crowd Ut lnen.
The I,ou}syll,n ,loy. ",Jack.n wns miro
,rit,a ,.o;m1'in" ,won,x.n,na ,x,,,n,is - f,i1s
bloodsd % % baii terrier, aud belonged % To- Jack M
kreiger.
ti'l,e BROOKLYN dog. "Ben," WIS a pure
Wits ..xcrnt II amot,.coinrr,I cbprk. wr,xt,txl
". ..' n,,a ,rna .,'.a " ~,
blooded bull terrier, anil was sent here for
tue occasion. Tho tight was for $500 side,
INV ar uIay.
Promptly ut seventeen minutes past :
O'Clock TIC Jugs were luf1'ea loose III TUG PIT
and 1t was MI "up-anl-up" tight bctweci,
the,u for gorty.eigllt minutes during which
iilue tic Erookly!l tlog seemed 10 bS study
action. md nj the expiration Of thu time It
wns '.vjt;"nt tI,at In VIA ruttinV In huttcr otu
more telling Hicks. ills i,llck Increased, aul
If was notIcenblo TINT l,tt lind brelt working
.iown 10 u, husii,tss i ~ whIci, liz Eallan}ly1 1uais
t","..tl fnr fiiriv.twn tuii,tfeS mara. w!lul,
hnti, tfo..s ware cnlirl,t. suUilQoI. mid time
WIS called, With Jack ID seratcil.
~.f1pk OuniD fHltai1NHil Wtll1t Mt ItlH nUD81Gflt
r. IN n.,st sayn,s., stvc' n, sSns NET ty iii,
sti1 lis ,,s,nl 'issnorntioil, N,lti ut t,o ljrst
s',t sm s,,,,a ~ te m,t,st rcarkMg o.tivt, @
.s imm Sysr Witnessed on tic Alcricnll Goutl-
@ ,.nt Nv; vas scl. tur ,iis ,lext twenty mln,.tus,
It'll w! , ns a5 @ XVIII y il awis s'lSR lS
mnssI rM a1.tl % s',aM @ awaIn uld in tjls ua.,er
vsc; G".t ;rcatin% @ t,,s .is's m,,tti the ImmSyijn
siep f,e" lid. III in fa1t sntix. h.,u.i. io,kc
iittHS itkSS Il Il blooy Viii Wgriitros Mis ears wore torl;
toI, m" G.sv n tnrrmt. ~ , tIn,,.I "i,o'It
i H.. III WIFI wit1 Iis NJ Il terriGic sayer fron, BRONX
ivu i.u VI II, - twantv mInHtos ufter tIo secOnu
III, !u,ut'mo,,ontl ~ ths Inns VAR, nxaIn s.t,.
t!as ~. eoa,1' an,n,M nil nj "biowjS % S With Will 11 liz
r: s.Tar., slHo., s'vln sn,,1ie @ liz stsItora,1 yoIc
WILL VII! the "oFa t'n'e' "a II ""s 3'e1rS
SetS.cl oacs losse, ho waltzc.l across tho pit, and
thei 3"Gk W. .teeu. ..ri MrM u'H3 WIFI. i.st u" ,,e
4sa,;. I, NJ, MT o,!, XII III ,av he mi T.,
neA ~ ,srE s' fnr ~" ths ,'axt fnw i,.,ts VIII ~
,,i, n'a - ,sStnnIsit tia rliput tfn",,itfr II,
nnosag % as!ns r. nv tMu o.Hs ra,, ins, 1T ~ ~
, 1881-06-09

five minutes. anh ID declared to 10 the tnost
desperate nt times Of any previous battle
fight tHtw!cn Dan Knnc's fine dug atui h Gin
cinnati ANNUAL, bot|l died from tic effects Of
tho MILL. f!nrlng today's engagement the
betting On the grounds was not heavy, prob
!In'ley was won and lost. 1t Is sa!d that In
nrn0k1yh the result was looked forward to
with very great Interest by the entire, sport
Ing frnterilfty, md ns SOM ms TIM mill WIS
conduct Of The crowd present to.dny was
very orderly, nnti n person twenty-five yards
frtin,ahe centre OF tho pit could nut haye
tllt Whit was 9ong on unly for the sic :"
, 1881-06-09

THE noAnD or TRADE AND TIE SENATOR
SHIP.
NEW YoilK, juno S,-Tlc Bonrl Of Trade
and Transportation 1es0iyel to-day tint they
Viewed Wilt, apprehension the eilorts letng
made by tho grpat corporations 10 co1,tr0l
t'lo Legislative all4 Jl,lir1al Departments nf
mir Government, and declaring tllat I'll tho
election Of Unitct Staies Senators from ti,fs
Statn narty considerations wcrc Of less In
rortaticu to THO public Interest thu. the scec-
tl0n Of mel wIu
WE'VE FREE FltoM CORPORATE AFr11tA-
TfuNg.
Moses N. Euil, IN Discussing tho adoption
tr" o1 1s fs!9rt, sld amat ~ tHr rs nspw ws
favored his ELECTION. lie considered it hiull-
ly important TINT tho Legislature silu,tld
elect United States Senators wllu wUl,id silp.
port the ADMINISTRATION. .1lc thought 1t
would behltlni fattll: tu this Stats II II should
bu represented by two Senators who inn
dictated.
, 1881-06-09
RAGING FLAMES,
An Extensive Fire in Progress in
the Suburbs of Quebec.
impossible to Girc mn Esttmnte Of The
Loss, bat 1t viii De Henry.
The Police and Firemen in q State Of
Utter Decentralization.

6pettdl Dtssatsh to The Ca.eapa Ittbstnt. :.
QrrDEc, June a--A very extensive fro Is
raging IN the suburbs here. 1Ialf of St.
John suburbs. situated between John street
nnd st. Koc1,ts, Is already destroyed, All
IL utter confusion, Tho police and f're1nen
are Le,norallzel. Thu burnt district Is
the middle portion, Including portions of st.
Marie, st. Clair, Sutherland, La Tourelle,
Oliver, 1&tcllilIeu, ala Dargui1lon streets.
Ut. John's Church fl fn imminent danger. II
Is impossible to gtyc an estimate of the loss
tonight, but It will be very ilensy.
, 1881-06-09


Etorc crowded from tnorning Til night. Goods
going fast. AL ndmt such bargains never be-
fnro Uttered III EhIcagn a. nra now to be bad at
tho three eon,oI,da.od hanksupt salcs No. l72
great bRr;atns: Men's cloth pnnta tl.Oo. quar-
sntceI! worth $50 Or moncy roturned; mons
tf.i5 or money returned: t,no shlrts, 80 cents,
worth el.aD: socks g. cenls, worth 40 crnts;
la.lIcs' elegant embroidered chcmtse. akirta, md
cents, worth 10 cents; nne handkerchief 0
cents. worth 40 CENTS, at u stato street, two
do0rB from Mnnroe street. Remember this great
8at0 mist close at tho ond OF 1.-Two day1.
Buck d nayncr'e Moth Powder n tho
surest insect .k1!lcr- 1t mikes shprt work OF
valuable fnrs and wnotons fn,tn tho ravnRcs OF
moths. Luck e. ltaynor, nakors Of the "Mara"
Cologne
, 1881-06-09

The combined yutu wlla az Gt.i.iWa. -


- Ti1EttE ~ Ht.EAT Ct,,tAtUrInN
htn9llg s1tp0rterY Ut CDnklInu and iiatt lt,-
lnu,Its of Il rt,nI,nl,ntty Vf unty u, having
tltetr l,abltatt0n disturbed. UepGw's largu
k'li' totlny n,nl the Prospective gain tr-llnr-
row nfe the rn1,se Of tho nlIwt,lttr1 excite.
Incnt. TnrnnAl,nut tic evening CHnkiing
1lnI Ills G!rf friends held cnl,frrc1ire ut the
!'elnsaM House, viii! IL sc0res Ut their ntl-
leretlls stnod II! tho hallway llcar lll9 runin
WHERE, tho conference Wns held, nllxinltBly
nwait!lH ,lews Of tho outcome Ut tho lnuul-
Ing. There Wcre prusc1! ut tIlD conference,
rx.Scnators Cnnl:llng alst! limit, Yice.l'sesl-
iayn, .;nrakaf sar;s:. reard rSi'l traWisy. % mid
superintendent Dulcher. 1lM llrst nlthen-
tlrated statgncnt nlolit tho conference WINS
ndJDarllina tho 1.raIsiati,m wit!sollt gjcc,iug
United Suites Senators. This, 1t il snl,l oil
EGnll authority, WIS tho salt. subject Of tho
lax during TIM conference. There NaY a
decided difference Ut opinion Oil that SUBJ
]cct.
, 1881-06-09
OBITUARY..
1IESIlT VfEUNTEAfpS,

Nttv lrerk Timer. 1unt;. =
Hent! Efenxsemps. tic ccieIrated Belgian
rlollnlyt and conpt,scr. was l1ort, nt VcryIors
on on ',e =, t' m or, o. tsnf'ary lso, and was Tic
s"M " M o'o so"leF u'la tuuef VI lnns'cal
Instruments. at very carly age lio dis
played remarkable musical tnlents, aul his
preeoeIty III tits direction attractcti the IT It
,".' I,' u, a.. ,, et; .'' wnp , 'nueas"ok ~ ea-
ue"te l1itlt' nlad placcd l!lln uiluer tho earo
Of N. 1.cclou, Professor Of Music. At
l,,,'4e tue nsq Of years % yienxtemps played III
f1:rnt ,,.,.. ,,.,. ~ v", a,' Le
l"t"n, "'so WIS M''l'zea III tlia boys taiei'ts.
gare hin lessons for several months. Later
On, l,o bccalne pupil also Ut ilelella. Tie
cf i,nvols nvn 'rn'o ~" "s st1 syu' ~. u, s,., .as
,',. u .uase's oset ~; EUROPE, Mnayalg ad s1stg
c%i'tbilions OF Ills marvellous Skill. III 1850
le visited Paris. where Ie playml, md WIS
as s sea ws 'mats @ a1 ~" % av ha''1c a' l.. e a
,t',,, ,...' ,,,',, u'',,,.. W. "'i '"l n'1 ~
e,etS WIS ~, ,h"cn s""9ht a1le1 W uto Dest
elasses. lhe following year le went to
Vlcn'la, where the sa',lc cordial reception
hnwnynr tho ,o,n ,ra,,, ,,,t otI,, =. ,',>.....'
".,.a ~, "o ns""s W.. NV "''e ~ "ppie
e'ate hls 'a!enf' ami hc a'tt not neet
with a,i ln.ineslntn succpss; but new nchteyc-
eIHd e,e! tllc English public tU sense Ut Ills
artistic ability, During hls continued tfayu'-
inx !.e found time to study composition, aiM!
Mlbitsilt:tl llts first wnrl;A. When ll' visited
lively enthusiasm. Willie III Ii,asIa iiu eul-
posed a cO,,ccrtU, which WIS superior In Ills
Other PRODUCTIONS, n,ul tho authorship IT
which was M inr.. tt,'iS 4 fine disputed. Rrtwcel
s YsaFs s lso 1sss a tS. 1s ~ rny'SSa iaa Dr., 1;ss
,aa,,y, a1af travelled III polalti. liz thell
Rnieu fur America, arriving liare IN lB4s, nlll
, 1881-06-09
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

: New YoRK, June s,-Arriyesl, the Algeria,
fFom Liverpool; AMer!que. from llayFa:
! Antwerp ....-.
NAAnulsu. june 8.--Arriycd, the Wlelald.
fs1m New i0rk.
ilUEESsr0wN. Juns 8.-Arrlved, the Ell.
gNlld, frs,in New York.
SultrilAMl.ruS, June S.-Arrlycd, l1ales-
burg, from New York.
, 1881-06-09

"MsS THE SAME: OF c. II. IkIjBsELL
al yts' sslG flU satl uu eucll yuto le llad thus
gulsSstt1 Tor tiin return ut thu lgtp 4lfstf1l-
I'd rIue MS tn:sllatofs. "'rlley were my cllulce.
utn ~ Judgment ut that linn lid !,lo to giva
lay I',nipp.,rt. Without tteslrLnx to NUKE
t,se E:|l cankilng ~ lin ttteai Haliutor. /
stnr'u"ss' u"ssweser. inst returned from my c0l,-
u .In"n,s al'l aill runvIneeh hy Hlicll Hyidcl,ee
t!stsa,M. satisfy my fair.lnillie4l perspm that
tpx, tntl!s ~ i! Of The Republicans tlere aro 0p.
la,ou = y 4 tn return Of tho late Senator's. |
try FfS' a ,st to ts q ifspnnicss ay 2Ics t.
cunssInl i 'tncnts. a!ld | therefore vote for
Soeiu!ce
ssesrs,ss,o ,ss,oIlYentlon proceeded to vote for q
~; hsSsos @ 70 l'|ats, III fUIlows;
, 1881-06-09
1IltX1CO.

Cry or AlEXlco. .Inne B.-DcElcs deposit
ell III the Monte peta.l to-tlny $4,000 guar-
alltce for compliance With the railroad coll
tract yesterday. 4 subycntlon II granted the
Company Of $500 per kilomctre Of lmporta-
ton duties,
, 1881-06-09

HETHENcItMENT,
ST. rETEnsncRo, june sit Is understood
Tint ollc Of the first rcforms to b. introduced
by Ten. Eauowski. tile ncwIy-apIpInted
Minister of War, will ba n reduction ot tic
Humber Of Generals Of Cossacks BY six, it,
yolslng 'yearly saving Of 10000 roubles.
LEWR.
Intelligence from Ktctr statcs that the cc,l-
slis Of the Jews lIas becn taken there, with L
View Of expelitng those not entitled to reside
fh the town.
, 1881-06-09
4 Chief OF POLICE RESIGNS.
Ersftat Dispatsh to It's Chietoo 1,rihuhA

6r. Louis. Slo.. June A-Chtct-os-VolEco
stct1onough resigned fu-day. lila ptaco WIS
tlI1au by Cupt. Ferdinand kai,nett, who ilas
lonE tlonu duty In tho Central Station Dis
trlct. McDonoueh las boen twenty ycars on
tho force, anu resigns for the rcason that he
IL t!rel Ut tina work and too old to
10 II as la watstx tn aeelt done, IL leaving
IIa Ilas the heat Wishes Of nli. Chapman,
Chief nt the uateetiye Staff, haa been ordered
to send lii lis resignation. -,,.s
, 1881-06-09
SWITZERLAND.

IIENIsF III F.IslsCIHE0IF1s
GENEVA, June s.-1t is Intended, II posi-
bic, to rll, trains OIL the railway through the
st. Gotlard Tunnel by electricity, which Ii to
bu produced by machines now employed In
pumping alr Into tic workings and for other
purposes.
, 1881-06-09
SPAIN.

MAD1,1n J,lne 8.-Arcl,bishop Fernando
B!anco, ot VaiIadolhl, Is dead.
DEBT REDUCED.
the floatlng debt Of Spain was diminished
1900, 900 pesotas during MAy,