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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-19
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
MINES AND MINING
fDY TFLhGRArm TO rue rRrnr-,,- !

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-The mining boards al
louined az noon Friday TO "Wednesday ,,n7,s,-
next Brokers and dealers generally ere abScnf -
me summer res rts. The decline in Colnsloc.s w.
hot unexpected. The impression among o.,craforS
az me close was that Tie market will improve on "a,
opening The ASSESSMENT on California cancel
Iulte nutter among The holders who we're Ird 10
neiieve that u would :. paw dividends ls.r ofter
Jnn hecne was dead The customary street
trading during vacations is entirely suspcn.ied 10
Gay. Inc national tragedy at WASHINGTON is fho
only topic of conversation.
Union tonsoii latvu has been assessed 81 Storr.or
20 cents san Pcfre .. Tombstone o cents Sta d.
aIt has declared the usual dividend
DENVER, Col, July lin the case OF Finarfv
ana SULLIVAN owners 81 me Dolphin minr arsipst
y Nernoi Tabor, owner OF the. fafch'ess mime 10
Cont on "a artay reiJs TO grant the piaintills
appncaiion ior an Injunction and apo ntia.nf OF
receiver. lhas virtually disposes o. the tresnass
SasS brought Dy the same parties against Tabor for
superintendent Consolidated Yankee F,rl- Gravel
Company tclcgrephcd on SATURDAY. ias.. seemed,
bedrock last night sixty feet gravel bank, vfi,i,
iullv~
The old "paTson Harris mine and other yalr,
bic mineral lands IN Mont gOmerv gcuniv = q
were sold last week % Ncw-luik co.l.,aat III
winch l.. q. Lnckicy IS the leading spirit Tho
property consists Of $500 acres on which there Err,
sand 10 be az least thirty veins of loi,-hearine-
quart and slate the Old Parson Harms being no
only one on which amy work has been ,ioue. Ii il
understood that $4,000 has been inye tt. ia ma
cm9ery which viii be shipped 10 the properly in.
mcdlaicly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
SNILLISTON SEMINARY.

W EASTHAMPTON, MASS
One Of the most literally endowed institutions in the coun
try Parents wishing to place their school where th
VIII be thoroughly PREPARED Tor college higher schools OF
science or Tor business WILL It, receive
9yng the names of patrons in the principal cs OF
Unnch State. and catalogue giving fun Information
course Of study, terms, SC. Address
j. w. FAIRBANKS Pm. D.. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
GSEA SHELL COTTAGE.

q ~ NVI.,
- ASBi RN PARK, y. j.
n"E open ior he rc"Ruon Of i"sis. stuatcI Wesley
,Ak" "hin hve mrutes' walk beach. airy room
mono coiorh terms, -io tud s2 per week Apply 20 OF
y. '''' -''' -''-''
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Ar. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,


49, at sing SngOn. Hudson, y. y.
Inc course of instruction embraces dcrqrt
meEts; Classical Modern Languages fcmontarv Nathc.
cal fhgsi studies, and ClusSd5
nisO formed in Music Drawing Fencing Elocution. \
tioi"Ns organized Nilt.ly Department..
VIA "e!lr9n, horses gymnasium, sc. win reopen
cay sept, ulDrr 10. BENJAMIN * ALLEN, Principals,
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Do0r0 nuo Rooms.


East Side
4 Elegantly Fl BNISHED ROOMS. with,
- ont board, for gentlemen. 80 last S>ta.-i.
SECOND FLOOR. also third floor rooms. with
- board al 40 - diaVe gniet and coi s,nr pl,,s.
= TRAY l., 253, near DelmOnicu' s--Dacious
- rooms, newly and handsomely furnished summer
rates. irehfasl given desired reference $3.50 Dee T,-luIo
re- EAST 20rH-Sr.-liand,omcy furnished
~ rooms: private bathrooms private table r
" t'i eoasd rools Ior s-ii nen brets-s-
R"s EAST i0TH-ST. Zone door from Lev
kebf inrionaVe. To lct. furnished lcr tor hogs.-,.n
nag 20 small geAieo family. house private reference re-
UuiItL
West Side
II ANDSOMELN FURNISHED ROOMS. al
improF c'ncns Mlolt botr convenient .n c.fs. terms
low reference. Sis Mcsl @stl-st
. WEST 2TrH-ST.-Second house west of
~ 4 Broadway north side Elegant pafio!-. GOOD ropS
on each .oo extra and appointments l.,t =. ~
al modern linpioN ein''ts; summer prices
Ss1 lRN lNEpLACE ltwO doors from Gram
- - Grey farE-irsc and small rooms. vita or without
board; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05

T'HE GUNNERY-T fan term of this
Il boarding school for boys noein September H.
Address +. W. GUNN
Washington Litchnold Co.. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05

I. MI III EN LINE.
h FOR FAIL RIVER BOSTON AND TIE EAST
ilt' Desert a.,
cip 'S inland art -clsnore rso:s OF and aud
thg pro, lnce-. ihr splendid steamers
BltiSiDL AND PROVIDENCE
ltdf" NeN tiiN sundays s.ts s.,0
re. - y H. loot Of Murray st. and direct Fan River
N.'" ~ iTiuS At N'NPVil GRAND prtnenllc c'nc,.ts
every ccng ny the ole iid bands md attached
90 these steamers. Tong loatc m nights res. iv..
aQuarftIl. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
GUNNER Resorts

1 -ORANGE, y. J.-C0untrv boall in a large
a. airy house, with broad razas lawn summer hon
hcthiu retired location yet station churches
slnies post Hhcc &C. terms Moderate Adde'S l.. o.
2i3, OrHnor. Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05

L PRINCIPAL ofl'i'F EQUITABLE BUILD Nc
I-e i3toA DNAN. y. j..
receives ana tcltei daily
news lis
ln- u,' and railroads. importer movement railway
.'W mining shares, opening and closing of
uNc stocks az the principal Exchanges dividend, ass,s-
l.t9ts.
agents an tc prominent ia cvrr i,r,arf ert
MINING district ~ the country tf,ii-h.i
promptly Oh mining properties The Umtel ~aic. North
c,n Mexico and The nonilion ~ Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ruE ROMAN POETS OF THE RFPURrIC Ry w. V.
sEILAR. n A.. III. D., Professor Of Humanity IN the
University of Edinburgh etc. New edition revised
and enlarged. Large Svo, PIP xvi. 459. oxford: AT
Clarendon Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05
EW-NORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y. \.


EtbPENS SErTEMBIIt ;. 1881.
Hlsl'a uoilhe pll for 30
estfrale thorough intellectual truiu not n cas.cs
ARG i'heihatCS nut equally in rcia Studies
At y me 7icrin 'ndcat hahf O prompt obrlicuce
ma system are cultivated by military discipline. French
"uu tla spoken fencing, boxing dan ing drawing and
painting included IN course location ungv-
Vt,. II commands the most beautiful along
.hdmt banks p the Hudson acre. OF camus
loiusoy shaded can b" reached 10y taking sixth Avenue
ieVatcd Road 10 1J1ts, where carriages always in
Walh$ Visitation solicited For
n.ALN.. LLlLLN b \ = 4. -
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5nmmer Resorts.
STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.


A-AAIARY POWELL.-For West Point,
R9 a landas at cozze2 Milto5 eiia@S"T@ Hyde
q I%g t tA 800 no2 }u Hhss2 ~
iaSt F Io%t 70 iS e,osa Convex
express received Vestryst ony AIMS Dasgase oy
A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE.
~ IN. Note change IN locstlop. NEW srEAMERs sARk.
from PIER No a. Nor,h ver foot Of thristophcrs es2
day "9S Sa s Tor the North and West sun
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES line
souTH SIDE Dc 2S leave every F %R T SKY q y S
tr cSn Tc Albany Sunday morning eHcePteD with
Excursion tickets Albany eng % reng9 gqea 30 ao
4 LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
Pier yfBB ga daily Sundays excepte leave vesrys;.
M landngat Nyack Ferry West Point Segburg Pouch
beck y fsg M ~ ~ 'ln .iuson Eoqn me-. al iihi
WETr gts so1 and 9ageae checked N9RTh ana
g99d via ths line Trim tickets 10 West Point or Ne,urg
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
hI%Sags i22s 81 n P 59 s Jewels Wharf
Leave New; York foot OF Liberty.st, as follows
1J,r, Ill L"r Ilemngton Easton, Allentown Reading
~ 7t5a N F9r scnooeys lo1ntap Bridge Branch
anu esteIn r. r., East0n Allentown, Wikesbarre,
~, g. a. % -I FIsmneto9 sehooeys Mountain. High
Upper Leh~b scranton etc. i@'"'f"' Di''n' Nan''oNe
r,l p nFo Fie@ngto9 aston. Allentown Reading rIar
ci r. mntor tlemington Easton, Wind Gap, Mauch
'h.lhk, iunaguh DHit"n. WilkcsDarrc scranton etc.
5'D D. nor ~cho"cys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
a:l22 p m.-tor Somerville, Flcmmgton, SC.
Reaaiqe lialrs1ue- Mauch Chnnl Wkeslaric &C.
Hn'y Tram. leave At si5 m II Bound Brook
aN M ili"l io stations; ~ D. for E4sion Ailcf4-
IoWn. itarTIsDlrs end the West.
3, - - ., l5, lll5 D. m. II m. I2fj, III .. 2:O
' t:3 p 'l', 5.O. ODD, q, C:i5, O,30 = T0, $40 .
':.', 1850 1915, - p.
'of trains to iocal points see 11me Tables At stations
" Y, and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
J. u mi -nuth au,i,ov
Sd ank Long Branch, Ocean Grove. As6uly PARK Point
eaye a. 30 7i5, o 1880 H. II H. p $780, AGO. $780,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
NilDltT llNr-UUICN TIME.
.,r - ii'Nl on CARS low ST rAKIS
c,r a. ~ ~ iHPtEos go with through
rare fiom NcwlOrk: one way 80 %: Round trfn 81 CD
kRttHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
& ca' loi Freehold j,i5, 10 a. M II M ? 40 800
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~, = ~ ~ - II y J. 20 NT'lIET. T. l.
me %, - io'lD" :" Narhas Vineyard.
resorts ni POINTS old Colony issilrDad
'clon 10y thl'.Hr Fares lower than l other
lnc"ui
Ni.N PORT AND Old COLONY
Leave New daily (uudays exccptod) At H. NJ, from
ii,iIN, = b.. connection by Annex Brooklyn. D. g
Jersey ely. 2. = ~
I' and ,,i"oous for both lines may secured az al
Pier - ana .leailefs
cation. ~ -'
roRDr>S y ToV,rr ,o.,ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05

SOARD at Salisbury Mills large airy house
- hnI mount9in views; hour, from N,w York rirnl
III Vnn,.n hai, price Address c. y. j., salisbury Ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05

FOR BONrON.-TTFE LATEST TR AIN with
Pullman >leepcrs via y y, y. IA. and II. leave
Grand central Depot ll.35 p. l,.,D
p m sun bays Also train az $50 p. days Get ticl,ts
VIA NcN -AorN aud NcN ENGLAND Railroad
EFOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOT-
y sArQNlC and NAUGArUCN EAfLRoADS-steame
ItAVc 'lihillne sup no 1880 y. third
st. East hiVor 81 m Fare lower thn9y any route
EEOH the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
y "A SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS rRROUGH TRAIN
WIFI pAltiDk AND DAY CARS, connecting with the
SVONiNGTON LINE from NEW-YORk.
ne OILY sound Line running through IariOr the
White MOuntsirsf 49,
Leaves Sonuston steamboat landing daily except sun
gaysl 70 T. H. stopping for boaAfasi Providence
dinner nj Plymouth, luas through WITHOUT (IIANGENia
Morceaorto fabyan aui al " Aite Mountain points
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

'T"ll IIITN
The TIN tecs Of this Company lowed on Assn -
MkNT OF ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE an tie l'r. f.rrls
AMI common stock o THIS company. payable cd tn- c N
o. before July II, ISL. Acr .at date delinquent
aud able Ia charge OF IitEs DOLLARS on each ccri.
cate Tor adNoitsins sae report OF tie company viii %
ready for delivery aacgt ace gth 70 July ISL.
IlLll ~ L.a \ -.
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5icamaoats an0 RAILROADS..
nEPARTURE OF THROTGH RAlI- RnNn

~ sPRINGFlEID, HoLYoKE WHITE MOUNTAINS
&C. steamers leave Pier %. T. r.. 81
;td2 D. M and 1850 = m Sunday excepted connecting
win special trains ior aaye ana nteIuc&
sold ana baggage checked at 9iI Rc0adway X " ana 4
81 o. ~ .-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-20
IYNCHBERG.

THE CITY WATEE-WoKE~, AGAlN-M!NEEAL
PROPERTY IEAsED-pFAIH or A& ESrlNA-
uLE LApY-C9EroGATION JrpGE-roLlcE
MATTERS. SC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond pisratrhl
NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
The Committee on city WatDr-W orks
had meeting last evening 90 consider
roposition of compromise sul mitlcd by
the representative of l.. u. Wood n Co.;
but being advised by the City Attorney,
the committee UcrcmptoriIy refused 10 en-
terrain the proposition. which. it seems.
gave all the advantage To the Philadelphia
contractors. Mr.. Waiter Wood left here
Yesterday morning for Richmond, 90 con-
suit bis attorney. Judge Robertson, and j.
expected lack to-day 10 receive the COM
mittcCs answer tO bis proposition. Tho
contractor. evidently feel that they have a
GOOD case against the city in the event of
litigation.
Thomas d.. Davis. the receiver Of the
Central Virginia Iron Company, has gee
ccutcd proposition from thc late general
manager. Thomas II. Dunlap, 10 rent the
property of the company for $4,000 yer
annum. possession 10 hc given on Monday.
Intelligence reached here Yesterday OF
The death OF Mrs. DR.. Thomas II. Nelson.
q sister # Mr.. {. ]. VI. JorGon, of this
city, aad daughter OF the late EdwUd
Mathews, q wealthy and influential citizen
Of LynchDurg. She was woman OF rare
personal charms and bright intellectual en-
dowmcuts. Her death occurred AZ The old
homestead. in Bedford county. and was 0c-
casionc6 by second stroke II paralysis.
The Observation-Disclosures City EXccu-
tive Committee held a meeting last night
and endorsed Charles p. Latham FOR the
position Of Judge Of the Corporation Court.
to succeed the venerable Judge James Gar
land. Mr.. p. Clay Grigsby refused to sub
nit his candidacy 10 the committee on ac-
count OF lis Radical complexion. Latham.
who WAS endorsed as q Republican, has,
am informed, no more knowledge OF law
than street trchin. and. aside from this.
i, not we'll thought Of i'm the community.
He cut Il conspicuous figure in the cclebra-
ted Lancaster report, and was dismissed
the service by United-States-Mdrshal Lew
Is. GrigsLy is a young man tolerably
yersed in the law and respectable sort OF
person.
PolcC-scrscant William L. Scruggs, who
has been in Wrctchcd health for several
months, has resigned his place on the
force and Officer Mat. Irvine has been az
pointed to the vacancy thus occasiOncd.
Mr.. Henry Latham takes Sergeant lryinc's
place on the force.
Yesterday evening William Thurman, a
printer by trade, was arrested on q charge
Of robbing Mr.. Charles Carper, editor OF
the Montgomery Messenger, OF SCI in
money. The ease came up for examine
ton before the Mayor this morning, when
the accused was sent on to the grand jury
and remanded to prison in default OF BAIL
Thurman is a tramp.
\ Strect-car ran into a drove Of cattle on
Twelfth street yesterday evening and was
badly smashed. IRIAOTE.
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PETERSBURG.

ORDINATION or ELDERS AND DEAcoNs-'OlNI
RELIGIOUS s-QUARTERLY DIy1-
BENDS on pREFERRED sTOCK-PETERsBuRo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or OLD CIR
CULATING NOTES, &C.
lCorrcspondoncc Of the Richmond Dlspaich.l
NOVEMBER ~. 1881.
Alta congregational meeting OF the Old
Street PRESBYTERIAN church held last night,
Vey. DIR. Wifherspoon, OF the Tabb-STect
church. presiding. Mcssrs. Il. h. Porter
and Genger Hawkins were elected ruling
elders. and MeSsrs. Walter Jackson, Yves
lev Andrews. J. L. Carroll, and Thomas
Spinner were elected dcacoDs OF the
church. All OF them with the exception
OF the last-named gentleman, VINO was
absent. were set apart 10 the Offices 10
which they were elected by prayer ana
iayino on OF hands. The services were
imprcssiyc. and were witnessed by a iull
congregation. The pastor Of the church Is
the Rev. II. Calvin Smith. who Is doing q
Good missionary work in that portion OF
the city. The church is soon to be. rented
and reprinted.
In the Absence q the Methodist minis
ters at Conference the congregations OF that
denomination will unite in worship on
SUNDAY with the Baptist and PRESBYTERIAN
churches both morning and night, with an
exchange Of churches ut night.
Mr.. Henry Cousins, Of Dnwiddic colln-
ty. has been appointed Inspector Of tobacco
nj Moore's warehouse rice Peter VI. Hatch
EFT, deceased. and has qualified and entered
upon the duties 81 the Office.
The authoritative announcement that the
Board OF Director, OF the Norfolk and
western railroad. at their late meeting in
PHILADELPHIA. decided II commence m
March next the quarterly payment Of =
dividend OF / per cent on the preferred
stock Of the company, has given rise 10 4
better feeling among the holders OF stock
i'm the community. II Is understood thal
the directors. under The largcly-increased
earnings of the road, not only see their
way clear for the payment OF this amount
OF dividends. but expect soon to increase
the quarterly dividends to i per cent. on
the preferred stock.
The Petersburg COnyOcatlon OF The Fps
copal Church. which had been in session
for several DAYS NJ NottOWay Courthouse.
adjourned LAST evening. The session was
very satisfactory one. and the reports OF
the condition OF the Church within The
bounds o. the Convection, and OF the
progress that has been made, were IN the
highest degree encouraging.
Announcement i, made to-day that the
outstanding notes issued by The old Bank
Of the city OF Petersburg during the war.
and heretofore valuelcS>, viii be redeemed
M II Vtr cent. Of their facc-yaluc. The
abilityto redeem these circulating notes
arises from the proceeds Of the recent sale
OF Confederate bonds. The Bank OF The
CITY of Petersburg was started just about
The beginning Of the war. There are many
holder, of these notes here.
The intcrnll-rcvonuc collections i'm the
Petersburg district Tor the wcci, ending to-
day amounted TO S2l,1Sl.JS. The exports
OF manufactured tobacco iorthc week Wcr,
99,7S3 pounds. ROBIN MpAlF.
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DANVTLLE-
RAILROAD 1TEMS-NB. s.. W. HOLT, or HALL
FAN-INTERESTING TOBACCO FIGUREs-AN
ITEM ABOUT LUMBER.

RAILROAD ITEMS-NR. s.. W. HOLT. or HALL
FAN-INTERESTING TOBACCO FIGUREs-AN
ITEM ABOUT LUMBER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER ~, 1881.
Major Suthcrln has obtained the pa,,en-
ger-car for tie DGnvil.c and New River
railroad. II has seats for about forty per-
sons, and an apartment for the mails, bag
gage, and express matter. The track la,
been laid to within mile and one half Of
Cascade, which is twenty miles from Dan
vile, and it is estimated that in ten DAYS
from date passenger trains will be running
regularly between Danyille aud Cascade.
Then come pushing and pulling times.
The HdiJQI Record reports that Mr..
Samuel W. Holt, for long time q promi-
nent citizen OF that county. died at Halifax
Courthouse on the 18th instant. Tie
thousands OF soldiers, officers, and men.
who had any business with Colonel With
erS, Of the confederate States War Depart
ment, were often helped on amidst the
abruptness OF war matters by q clerk Of
Colonel Ni.hers. That clerk was Alr.
Holt.
The thoughts OF people begin again to be
turned towards trade figures. one of the
supervisors OF tobacco sales tells me that
the tobacco trade even at this season Is not
by any means triiling. Here is the report
OF one man who obtained $50 round for
one days offerings; Of another who got
$40 per hundred Tor 1884 pounds; OF an
other who got an average OF $50 per hun
dred for 2,4ji pounds; OF an average Of
SO for S3S pounds: OF IN average OF $50
for 2,374 pounds; Of SIS average for 3, 1856
pounds; OF one warehouse which sold one
floor OF 43,l5 pounds ~ an average OF
Sli.G5. The great demand, am told, is
for old tobacco.
Speaking OF the pushing and pulling
times that willfollow upon the opening OF the
Danyile and New River railroad, | am re-
minded that it is expected that the wood
and lumber business on that road will be
very heavy. While in Patrick county last
summer was told that some OF the timber
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Suit brought for Seven Dollars Tor
Cuardiug u Corpse.

Before Squire Schwab yesterday Michael
Crelcrty brought suit against his neigh6or
John Jesse for services rendered Tor
watching at wake over the dead body OF
the mother Of the defendant. 1t appeared
in the evidence adduccd that the aged
mother Of Mr.. Jesse died short time since
In one Of the buildings on sixth street
near Culvert. commonly known as Buck
town, and the friends held wake, one Of
them being the plaintiff in this case, VINO
claimed that he was employed to guard the
body 81 the old lady, and he stated that ne
had driven away seven policemen, hcld
back over a hundred nagtIrs,' ana stop
ned the coroner from invading the home
and cutting the corpse TO PAGES" ana
that he did not charge "cint for going
"wid de funeral" but that he wanted his
pav for staying ut the wake; that his lie
was only saved by the help OF his Wle'
The Justice. after hearing the evidence,
concluded that Mike had been sufficiently
compensated while at the wake, and the
free ride at the funeral thrown in. Inc
ease was dismssed.-C Cincinnati CONNER
Cidl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-20

OF the vote cast for the Mahone-C Cameron
ticket probably not less than $1,000 of them
were negroes-blind and preiudced ne
groes. Not one in ten OF them ever read a
newspaper, and TO reason with them, or
influence them by an argument, unless pre-
scented against the white man and the Dem
0cratic party, was only so much time and
logic thrown away. The 10000 white peo-
pie who voted with the $1,000 negroes were
Joined to their idol before the battle begun.
About 10000 Of the were Republicans
from the beginning. -Lynch0urg Ne,cS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-20
MIR. MAoyEACH's DISCRETION.
Mahone,r PoIicy for tl.e south.

lspecal TO the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHIKGTON, November l7.-Scnator
Malone passed through Washington to-
day on his way to New York with his
wife, for short season OF relaxation. lie
said to Commercial correspondent that he
thought the time was ripe for breaking up
BourboniSm in all the southern States, rs IL
had been hrokea up in Virginia.
Senator Malone thinks Riddlcberger will
have a waik-oycr for the United states
senate.
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for the Baptist church which had Just been
finished there was hauled by wagon from
RcidsyiIc, n. c., a distance OF over lofty
miles, and that log OF walnut cut on the
Norfolk and Western railroad west %
Lynchburg had been sold IN Liverpool
England, for forty dollars. ALrnA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-20

The Richmond Dispatch marks ). Rich
ard Wingfed. our scnatOr-elect, rs Debt
Paying Republican. All but the Republic
can. Dick is Debt-Payer, but Democrat
OF the tight stripe. Let ii be understood
that we always elect Debt-Payers. Captain
l.. w. Early, R,adjuster, is quite differ
enl person politically from Captain Early,
Debt-Payer. and therefore We "sot down
on him. - Charlottesville ChroaiCIe.
Glad 20 hear IL. We are afraid that there
will be no Delt-Paying Republicans In the
new Legislature by the time IL gets TO work.
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DEATHS.

Dici. at the residence Of her parents 'n sidney
Noyetubrr Iqfh. at I O'Clock y. Me- NELLIE
,fDSFIY. infant daughter Of William 7. ana
Theresa j. Glenn; aged three years one mon-h ANA
Nycll- days.
~~ri-cr iffilc children 10 come unto me. an iof-
biI them not. Tor Of such is the Kingdom oi
heaven" .,,. t,..t-.
Her frucral WI ilkc place at - ncy, j, l,l-t
.t'tfrrl, "a r.. IT, st. SUNDAY the 2ttl. Relatives
and friend, are resi- ccifully invited to attend.
Died. November J o. l-@1. at $50 o'clock =. W..
& NsLNND PRESTON. infant SON Of J.. VI. and
The funeral vii take place MONDAY, Noycm-
hc-..l.t. at 3 O'Clock T.. W., from IBIS parent, resi-
f,nrc No 80 north Iacuty-iourtn street.
Friends and Acquaintance "f tuc iahiiy are r.
Specifically invited to au"lr.