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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

CHRISTMAS GOODS,
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CELLULOID TOILET-CASES,
GENTLEMEN's DREsSlNG-CASEs,
BEAUTIFUL ODOR-CASEs,
POCKET TOILET-CASES,
ELEGANT CIGAR and MATCH-CAsEs,
FINE-CUT TOILET BOTTLES,
NAIL-SETS In boxes,
ELEGANT HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN PERFUM-
cry,
and every description TOILET ARTICLES for
sale by 4. ROBERTS BAKER,
(successor u Meade 4 Baker)
de l5-2w 9l9 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20
MEETINGS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD COMPANY.

The Grst annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY win be held on WEDNESDAY the
18th day Of January, 1882. AZ 2 VI. at the office
Of the company. in the city Of Norfolk, Va Wien
the first annual report Of the President and Board
of Directors will be presented an election held for
thirteen directors for the ensuing year. and such
other business transacted as may properly come
before the meeting.
The transfer-boolls VIII be closed from 3 o'clock
Z. NJ. DECEMBER 81, 1851, until 3 +. VI. JAN
UAEY IL, 1889, inclusive.
GEORGE 7. TYLER. President.
GEORGE r. w. ARMIES. Secretary. dc 2C-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

10000 SILK HANDKERCHIEF from 1870.
10 50:
500 dozen EMBROIDERED JAPANESE SILK
HANDkERCHIEFS at 1916;
LADIES PLAIN and COLORED-BORDERED
HEMSTlTCHED HANDkERCHIEFS;
80 dozen LINEN INITIAL HEMSTlTCHED
HANDkERCHlEFS at l64c. worth zoe;
GENTLEMEN'S PLAIN and COLORED-BOR-
DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
GENTLEMEN's WHITE HEMsTITCHED SILK
HANDkEKCHIEFS:
CHILDREN's PLAIN and FANCY IIANDKER-
CHIEFS from &c. up.
CLOVES GLOVES! GLOVES.
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
FUR-TOP DOGSklN GLOVES:
CHlLDREN'S FUR-TOP DOGShIN MITTS only
JOc.:
MISSES 2-BUTTON KID GLOVES only soc:
GENrLEMEN'S LINED and UNLlNED DOG
SKIN, KID, BUCK, and CLOTH GLOVES;
LADIES DOGsklN and BUChSkIN GAUNT-
LET'S;
our celebrated MARGUERITE KID GLOVE
Our noted LAFAYETTE GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Hooks.
, 1881-02-23

Gpmpint frr1, hftcr Mt oxamna'ltn. rnpIrtrd
llElt ,u >lI,l, tI--,ge frutu .ilc New frls purity
thola.u tint rlthar his correspondent ns New
Ynrh hui tr'y"r sent the disputed, b. said h.,
did. or thr tf ne tl1l II hud bern nissont " !hn
New York. I,IIt. to hi. SURPRISE. y .nrk "r .,,u
telegraph ca:npay hrrg oa!''t, e 'ts t'llce w..
tho t:dfnDauy hsrn liad ,.ecn nlstnken: TINT Tho
.l'rssaEc from Now York rrally m In! been r.;
I,rtrrd r,unlpt it,r lilo lost Dispatch tnr tn,
F,ml"'ann hcr,'. Which. was tignrl. apparcnt'y
~ ih1 purity. - Perl. r." Tho hny. who eltns
s'"r1, WIS mt opon lhc eays he wont nrf"ra ~.
in:,. lt lint o found & ,,n'' .ta17'linx ii n thu
t"k The dIspnlcIl. md aaid It would b" all right.
The phrty tn whom, tho ulcssnu'i was sent sayH
J.. ktl'.Ms m ID ~ who cttlil hHrn *lEilGl fcr
", snw him, nHtl ~ tho casc htantt. the yen.
lrna htrt, tn,s lie will ~ to tl1e l"stun tt thu
tho Cutnti4uy.
, 1881-02-23
hn.nt got no cIothos to he married In, and
hnn't gut nunc."
And here tho ,lasky looked dlacousotHto.
CHANGING COLOR.

An Etl,tou1nu Who II Changing to
yyt,lta In {.oEpr-A Michigan Woman
x,,".G sIs,n 7. ,aara: d; Lk. 2. "mny. n,.,
.s,,...,,,....n. rn.s.
r..'t', ras..:.,,s.nt. =, ~. t.,,,,.o 1.,,,,r-
apfsio' |orsF'po"as"se 81 4"s .."e7ea '''o,"e
tho must singular curEosfties at,d freaks OF
Nature or disease in tho Whole range Of tho
mod;oo, t;.ll i. t,,nt mat tiIscovcrnfl in TIM
VI ,.e'''e"i "e't - ""' .,sa.
luwl1siilp oI Iec. III thls county. u ~ li1t
Of the person Of Mrs. Alo,Izo Grant, n
Iny In co,or frnn, skin at tha
nn ',h rnost ~ hta"t In INN ~ that % "t ,v,Iin
ierso''. The change is very porcspt'h'e and
steady. Tile cause Ut It was rs follows: She
Iiycl In the Town of T,ee tttil sontu time ag0.
uhor. e,,n r.,,nval tn tba viiloro ~ Mar.
s'ta1l; where slle now resides. s9nle ume
RRo, before she tnoyed to the village, s!le
started for towu one day, alui when about
Intf wav t},ere tt,e t,nrse gave o,,t. and she
was Obliged 10 walk about fivc miles throHEl1!
nj Tia wny, This fatiruetl Ier to s,,cIl al,
"xtrnt tiaf aha wns rt,,,stetrlv prostratcI
wi,"n sh" nrrivc,l Mt her ffietid'n. aid. i1ot
having tify riuthes 10 p,:t On, sic wOro lier
sfck nsa a,sn,,rtf rather tIrnnsfcni M t,e skl,l
sYn n,tfv n,1 ionsr iii nyer i,.r bn,iy. fuct.
ami extremitiea. The t,hysicia,t doctorcI
lrr for tir,,,sy. md st,n,, tho swetlud cnntli-
fsnn e, tlr, in ami thn fingers. jegs. arms.
n,H f"ot H. ycrn ~ rn,,trar;sfE mt III n MI simu'
At II t'.e sntms, finn. thcre brnat, t., he noticcd
this M sinrMlar s cause +, tic skIn: Il as il driet
ia IL ss.enIrd d"ni. n,ul thg hiuck pigment
,.1rrncati, m fhc cntlcin eratis,aiiv fat,eti away
IN ali sx,nsc,I III ,im"s ,intij lila skin WIS a.
v,'i;e ns cn,.rosinu. ria iocior. her
friemtx an, nci~hII,r4 and nj wt,n i,aJ ienrii
If # ,yatrle, ,itH Ms{nmisl',ncnf tn seq n ne
" ~ N"ss'sS" M.sit it. t. .nttt
rhc ,IrvI,'r IN at,'i iinrt,"t,nr ST tho xiii
ns Amu - ~ S ,, M n.,t - t1,,n, y" rn,.tnr.I M
, 1881-02-23
MRS. JOHN YOUNG, NO. 3.
Moro About the IEebr1iions Vito OF tho
Mormon Lender.

IHt.ddeInhtd Frtss, Ffh Il.
About the lntter part Of 1SU John II.
rulng was In this city, oste.lstbIy on b,,sL-
lless for tile Mormon community, but IN
reality will. I'LL eye to private speculation.
Being u nat OF genial an,t entertaining
presence, md hot at NIL bad looking, md, be-
sides. having mat!u n. number OF strong
friends who were willing 10 show lin evrsy
possible courtesy during h!s stay Il, tic
duct!on to Miss Cantle!el, n daughter nf Mr..
Cn,tlcltl, Of the Cantield Manufacturing Chrl-
iuny. ut that time ,luinE business At Seventh
nlll Cherry streets. Young 'IHa previously
mt the Hog ', ay aa waS onswf a,,
csar1ning manners, md, upatl 9ciilK presented
finally, ,cnlminatett III Miss Lilbin'a cNpltnln-
tion. They were married il 1877. ll0twith
lady i.;1.l Il husband living III this city from
whom she liasl never bGen divorced, and
Young w,.s i, q si'nifar plight, q worse.
fur he hut two wives awaiting his
asriago 1sf9F e between s se Yeg u ind f Ill., ta as
1--we [sIr}, for II il saitl Tint lIo exhibited
townrt lier, mora affection alnl tenderness
than hc DID tn any. one Or all Of us other ttE
whelt Young was welded to his l'liate'-
Dllin bride Siu WIS fully aware tint liu was
already, douo!y IncMlnbered, but TINT she
husband cxpln!liett, tint tho other two were
merely ',o.ninnl wives fnrsel !.pol l., l.lm by
tIon Of tic Prophet, i,rlslr.li,. senior. llnw-
syss ,lst nay lN roH''g ~, n' nis d,htnsl I'll 'sl
fort!l. fruit IN the form of three children.
Sutlltng occurred 10 mar their uniform fe-
!icity liMti, 1878. when 1onng suddenly took
unto hlmsrtf Il fourth wife III tho person Of
j,lelln Gphl, which caused nh uMloukeA-for
disruption Ii! liis previously well-rcGnlates!
household, Prayers ait! eltrealtes prnYet!
1t IN avail. Mrs. Young. ii P!Ilntlelphl,l,
win l.!tl tlIways bee.l tho recognized taYuEit,
would submit tn no such rsMrpntlMI ut her
rlsltx md nesorAtnsiy ekc er ,tr tr',,ks Inis
lii city IT inny wives and returned! tn l'hll-
adelpliu. Young lts gtysn ~ bonds ,: for hls
appearance III thu sllll Of S.,oo0, but the te!e-
grtipllptl statement M to hls having brOSnll 4
plulige u.:yrr to opractlce polygnmy IL .auRlle!l
III by PhtlaAclphians fully cnNvclsa1!t With
I'LL tlIe fncis connected with Ills mGrrlnge III
this ely.
, 1881-02-23
LION.y KdTH4lIKON.
Swallowing Poison.

Ksvni1cE*fnr and inhAns this no1!ous Impurities
FcHeratni " tatnrsht rnlenn mt alum The nasal or:
gnrlH. but tho ttnmACh and lungs No merely loctt
ftnody, hkn 1oischEA md insuubfa AnltfIs. pos
Eibly rcach Of 1rnd!cnto tho yIfnlcnt spufutcs ot
fhtntfh. This fart nxpfnna tho wonderful cures
effected by llE.. Wei lie N-vrr'a nav thucu1nltve
treatment The alencnts used hy HIN arm atsorhed
by the mucous membrane throughout tho system nhd
9Hrfn rt,nstttH11nnnI III well 1cn RnttlDtc, nj
rcrtali' IN cure tnfrrh. ynec11e virus to pre-
vent snHl.lttx. IT, HnproceGtntcd :ntp With nhH,.
fiEstcd tvrt oni9. Irh Inany thousands WIN, nt nil
atNHrA Of llD tArnHG. hlte fteen cHrNA by this
Mnnhcrfnt fcmGdy. establish. heynnd contradiction.
the fact Tint Wet Ne Meyers f.ntnrrh f:rrc Ii
ths 1H0at important MedrI discovery since Fncetn-
nt!nn Krr. T.. IL, Taylor. IN NohIo.sf.. EfOukyn,
writes: "DnH packnvn psntluccdn fn.ltcnl cnre II
frrcA ffm taarrt fof To Yrk.' u. ii. n 1bonntd,
;;5l,iosSwssx S:Y:,"j; tir'a r. ai,ei dostSinE
y. Observation-Disclosures. N. n: u cnn speak for
s!ess Ssss!. NV r. tsansr % %ifS Tteaef!s':
:aSa!. u" il. .Sasx \: T"stsr, Y; \, Glats:.s;:
Curc.S Mr.. III. r.. AhenrF, 5Jt! anrn!1-st, 1t.
ih.ui+. Mo: ~ anvo Mn Instant relief" r. J.
rs m!ni1eIiai labort:" Kcx. tace. 4. itacs. CnI:
": %'G:ar,S.'!; y: j.; With u u: T.. k: Ss,
Ir.e. ~. .Cnre' t tir1sverc.i 10 aut nddfe,s hy
z g. DEWEY 4 Co. ~ Dey.st, N. y, At &l."" COM
, 1881-02-23

Ii ths Editor Of The Cateaao Tribune.
Cu1cAHo. Feb. .s.s.-i,oing ono Of those Hufurt-
tress' eyebrow" haso = WY Of lookIns OYER
1S tE wn nn win af,c u 10 "re
9 ea noe,ry or bp to
Gdtcat1on OF the public!
Now, proposc to characterize tho efrusloi,s Of
those Of tho masculine gender who ossny to
,. ... =. ,t,.,, ..a,,u.., III, -. r.. t,,D Ia,
dies whosc vcraos 10 aanrn yol'r paxos, no!thor
a,,,es sa,ues ~, ..r ,,us1y ,aw ho,vxr ,,,, NJ"
Iowc to tcI1 NJ, a,,c,,,oto Of President L,ucvlu
to"ut " .e'l a'l ",Ie"p.o " .,,a
In tho political contest Ut iseo thero occurred
Il rusy- r,cotlng ut Springfield ut which ''old
question turned as to wllethor pie ot rails, III,
~o.e :. 1aG saS ,o' s
t,'a f5rcnt Mt c"sntnoucr Wis I, voriiabio rnli-
70 tstinot rsuqt!fotto y m Of ap'htatRS ha RS rs WIN
t st is Fas y aass 'on wsro to yGry oncs
n thnn ~ tint int whi"f W. &c. Is it uestionnn,y.
won!d n9I no surpTsnE y - Ss9ssfoaGs m Us
'oetrs sn' Itt z,nt uycsS e IN nir,rt Tar ~
' n cn,,ai,sarmi,,o etntiop md so,no antf
H - "t'H,. swn.t. ,,fts,, ,,.,rE H..
TYNE .ur t..s INV, a,%
il;i inhGts ~ u ,sifnr ~ hta ,,nsa
pHohGs r,rsnS M H. .eIann II IN nvcr II riscs ' ah~n
!tis versos s,sn,,ii ,,',if ,,,'' s,,
tao ~, ,,, ~; Tx ,.n",t... hIs wrr
With that M nf f. oas q assnrGd . an!;; rn thon possl
hly ho w! Go !ess nite ISasl u trola. II , ,.t In
Munur en1 Eu t y ~ M - i. M y"
~ ~ ~ @ s, - ~ a = IL ,,.n i, =" n ~
DtS n,,,,ss t 1th u - shn1, @ nnis ,o
t .{, s',opn % ~ ti, e''''' "'''' s"o"N
nt' n, - @ e.i. @ - ,,o ~ ,I,,,,. h,,oi ia MIR n
, 1881-02-23
THE CALL

TIE CALL.
J;DaE DH,iMMoSD-Unnernt biiAtncss
JUNE I9ttHIE1T-l'AsaGtl AVf set cnscs.
JtitWE OAny--Cnll uf condemnation eulcnltaT.
M case UT trial.
Jut1E SMsrls-No preliminary Gull. Trla call
"::1o, 2.st, :1l3, INA, anh 2,:ri:
No caae MI tfIN1.
.1l,r,OE W1t1.rAstsoN-17b, 1so to 1BD 10l to INT,
tH1 to ao3. ~. 10 1i. Nh. IL, Anderson vs.. Doo
lltt,o, t,u tria1.
.f1tnE JAMEaON--Eo announcement.
,'iInt'E GAHnNER-i!s, t, ., II. No caso OIL
trful.
,1ulmE lsoarrts-a7l. ss1s!!t, 2so as,, ~. to sss
Inclusive. M cHsc on trial.
JEnuE ANTlfOSy-Hrt ease term Nh. ,s91ks.
CheGEn 4 Western, liulIna Railroad Compn1,y
": unfnfi Foundry Works, nIld calendar Nos
1Gl. 11i. lGj, 16a. lNl. ...
.!tnGE TuLEY-Contcstcd motions.
JUICE llAHSUM-20 md ~. No cnso on hear.
ing.
Ju,GE liAwEs-Nos. ii, s4l. a5a to sco, ssd,
.lunaH hiorAN-..ir9 20 to I'll, a5i. 1,ps. $50,
h;sl. as,t1 MU. ..
.lCiuti: TtMNfs-rer,m Nos. aoi, Sin, Rs ss5, $40,
8a1, IT,! 3i!> Mi, HSi. Hs1, ns}. y).i and iFsG.
CDUSTy COHtr-Set cases, term Mrs. I'll anil
1,'Ua Cnll, term Nos. fOI. 8lD B:s}, H5, 849 h5i,
ST., 8'u, B8l, 8Si, 8o1, 0tss3, tHil, 01G.
, 1881-02-23

San FnlNfI*tD II'sl, FIJI. T. -
About n lnunth uEo II telegram was sent frDlli
this cIty to Now York uhnut tho sAlo NJ hlesN
nf property, requiring ~ answer fruHl Tho uWit'
u. Mi al,swcr wus r1oetr ], aud tho conclusion
Wncn t4u flnle for an Mnswor by lunl eMpScd IL
letter was received III which tho uwnur FtAted
that Ao had sellt dispatch ut Unc0 IN answer to
tho one sunt him. AH tho party here bud rG-
nuivqd ~ sunh dispatch. ha went at 1nce to tho
telp9ruph company tu nSk II tho inlsalnx nlns-
uugG had beuu received NJ tho oihee hgfs. Tho
, 1881-02-23
Harm ionlol,niy Al Jltksod.

To THE FuIFUF O1 7NH CH%tH3O ITEuHHt.
CHICAGO, Fob :.::.-1t IL gratifyLng nj tho close
Of this "l'resi'suntinl term" IL 10 nhle tn stnto
tl,ut whnt at ono tinc ap,,curcd to bca ''conpli.
cntdd cnso" l,ns, by Tho account at foot, been su
harlnonio,sly adjusted:
sa,uel Iannt,,au Esq. ii aaeouns current with SAM
lpl J. Ttllen:
7-.-....-..... Or. Cr-
For EcFyiccs IA President las c1oEtetlI
fur four yours ending MArtli I, IS5l Mt
sJl0U tIfr uIaIlu!. ..tA0.Uu
AnlNnnt Itntd suntTy tnltEfhnlK Mtlu nx-
chnpyo OIL funds tDr0IutI h1ll FlnrIi&1 ~
uy orror !M rutntns Ut tnt1FnAl Tuyonuo
My drift "uwai CtGiGr 'UH United status
bainRco. 1a,nn
, 1881-02-23
Congressman Hawk unta tho Gnternul-
; Revenue CoileetuFhlltlf.


10 tAe Editor u Tic Chicago Tribune.
SrERLISu, ILL.,, Feb. .I.-Tho contest for tho
oll.ce OF Collector of lEtcr.lal cvGnsl0 for this
district gocs hsasoIy and an!,nut!nyiy an, with
now candidates from al thu counties. and NIL Of
thom working night and tlay Tor tho covotetl
situation.
Congressman l1awh Is pledged to Maj. wool-
cock, Of OKlo, but aa h!s tsnrodernlca pledges In
the district nro nhnut a. plenty aad Of nut more
thnn tho Ban,e y0llo us Confederate nntos utter
tho ituheLon tho chancps nro very iHrRcly IN
favor Of tho Ma1or's getting bully loft in the
lnui come-out OF tho bIttureontcst.
Mr. Hawk ought 10 support Mr. East1nau. Of
tho Gazette OF this place. II u bus ono spnrlt ot
gratitude lpft In his unfGatAcrcd hos0nl But
III ORC boliovcs for aup n,o,lent thnt "tho Ca
grrssllian" Will vloIato tho psecetent ho has
established ot nk,s a H. H., Or ia h',ft ,s g. WIEN, ~
Collector In Hpltn ii "mlr Cony Tho
rc'eanns for It aro nlau!tod. fr.,nl tho tiiMu
rutnnt!e. III 1sEi up to tho presutlt Sterling llns
ynid. tlraM,gh tho in.ncnso dstlinry nn innnuI,,
,s rsst 81 IL s ovur ao @
orcd viii. nnytnng but u rnw or tho lllinr otl-
cts. OHlo County ha'l tno co!loutursh!r Tor
Fr,ln thore II won't to steRaonst'n County. und
for Etn.l mnn yss'1s tue plao W wv il!ed hy
t9f.S @ fFr:Ssss GS sa' S % na ss Sss. Tsi e
1t Until hu tiled. Thun "u1lr Congressman WIN
determined to sc'l It. buck to tlslo CuHaty. bnt
gitsn ho hMA IN tho plAHo. "O!tr Congressman
wy ~ ',aWn nl.on" and took tho back snat of
IL MI tho counties 1t, tho district hnvv "hat
whAck" u tho Nficp but Whttesillcs. thu tfeus,lu
hero hegtM ~ think that soliilx tlp rala!ilg lsp-
PUBLICAN itIAIflftlca Suur uattr 3thir GiIltiGH lipr
il snlllu Atltntton tHIui "tho p'wurs thut te,"'
nl.d II thos aro ignored mum lutlgcr lhorn viii
H. = yo,'ns earthquake o''t '1n tn!s 1oeS Ut tho
Iiesidcs sll this. tho fla.t,!s has boen IN cur
, 1881-02-23

IA ,ht i,Jto, of ne CAttaoo Tribune.
.r,, ~ ~, ., -Tnt, I,,n,ny iii, ns ius,
I":A'fo. reo' -. ~" III. . '',t,.s,','.
tasse by CONGRESS atates 1T !te hitn section that
"tfrom and artUr thu Int 0t July, laBl, tho ) PER
rcnt on,fs etn,I he tho o,,ty bt,ls receivable ~
sua,,rt.w st,r rotnttnr mn, rrount r,ay,brnt If
secnrty 1oe c'seu ".u ,'..t' p'" .. ,..., ~.
public hioHey tafos'tea WIN s'.eh ''nks' '''t
when my Of tho aforesaid bombs arc entlel ftr
ri.dcmptIou by tho Secretary nj tho Treasury
otrcr Iuu,,,. ,,,nv In auhsfftutc,1"
otnor lss'.es 'n"y w hupgt,s"tsu. M ~.
Ihcfo III morning III tais c'a'se w tn1 "el ~
which tho bnuks cAn thko exception. f0r M
bunk now existing cun be fnrccd 10 aYitll,lrnw4
or t Dcrcrnts mn, substitute 4. nor cents t,,oru-
oF ~ ~! ee"1' "''u ,. ~. sa.'
ior. ds tno aeotoh mn.cy nHs rc,a.ansn Y" ,eia ,
Ms tttat 1nay ocs'Fo 10 peoeute e"'"'''o"
atttr July I. 1901. t.
lshnks now holding Pr contsIas security
tnr oireuat!bn caslalot ne utstnfpGu t!'1qSs t!lo
Srcrettry 1t tno IroasnIy enl!s 1ulI.,s ant Tx L@
,1noh WhsGh shoy aappn ~, - , 'or @ ,n. +,
palrnaae. ahn this NV Wotke ~ nntuenii etcn ~
TINT cnsc, for our per coilta nre !l9tf!N 10 ~.
p1ctiule III ynino tipoti tlo 'aatle q she tiow =
!Nr cehts. anu u Us II Anove casc tno ntuKs @ MIu
infeet! u repI.co ~ lives " sxus ; Wti .,,r rvM
throGa or fas1rs, 1per ctlit ~ paE VIII nHhrA
ncarly o. good rSlnri ny ~. ', per e. ccae n, mt,
, 1881-02-23

. GnAMEHcY PAIR. n. u, ,YnshinRton'A birthday.
1ssl-Sa%lust 1oh!thMn. Etg-s!lt: haYe tg pfsns,
"l'rasaentlaL terlu" shnwtnG bllAace, md Ahn1l
e9ngludo The entries q bu surrcct seas o1hurWtAu
fdvIsei within nUnth nftGr receipt. III tho llnpu
tat cur funr1 transactions Inly ho nutuRlly ndyn-
tadeous, renHtn 1rulr, sir, your nhcent tGIvhMt.
HAa(UEJ :. TItHEx,
, 1881-02-23

uStTED STATES CtNCUtT C0unT-Juu1K T3foD.
Gnr.r-Jnnlus II. Rnlston ". Ambrose Campbell;
verdict, $t,0GD, and motion for new trial.
, 1881-02-23
StTA1'1: COURTS.

W. II. Neasl nni ticorrc u. 1Irooka began u
suit yesterday to rccDyer $1.0O0.
Abraham l.nchtnnn ntldntners brought silt for
Il liko amount against emnli GrctnGbali1n.
, 1881-02-23

Ia thu COUNTY COUNT,
lFtv,leu hx t9s W' o. Hurry durlon, iusolyeat,
W. pson.sa W El!sa Daueut for rofuslux to turn
S's'f % satls1y debt, all property In
, 1881-02-23
l1lVOltCk3.

Pu,,. DIVORCES.
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Iav b,'n "! husband, ltol!n ", Vincent, rharE-
Aui p,,. m,'a Neglect. assa ask!ng for divorce.
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k.sisixn'tt' 't'st samuel Iluas N. account Of nis
Eam! j. esHsal ssIsa:ll to ltso With hsr.
korbxnpt wife " a bAu9uuc. si,iash.r He M iii,
htr hnnn1,,tn. "xhltd William ii. Hilltnlal,, Bit
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sheI stS na a.'t INV sho viii oniv bo hanny
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s sy .hsce netls t ttcr rii e;r M,!S ASS
aushand nsaE'a nn nf ier s,lu Ind tlktn arutGor
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s4o ses1Ms wlfs aitnulr. Oh thS satns, xroa,d, a
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4'soo'eFed hu WIS mol her Atllaty,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-09
Republican Judiciary Convention.

The Republican State Central Com
mittee met in Baltimore yesterday
\ large number Of delegates were present,
and the dates for holding tie various
nominating conventions throughout the
State were fixed ugon. The following
resolution is of much interest to our sec
ton of the State was passed:
On motion of Dr. Mudd, it was resolved
to hold the Judiciary convention Of the
Seventh judicial circuit on Friday, Sep
TENDER 30, at Bowie, Prince Georges
county, for the nomination of candidates
for chief and associate judges. The pri-
maries in the counties of the judicial cir
cult, comprising Calvert, Char es, Prince
Georges AM St. Mary 5, shall be held Sep
TENDER 24 the county conyen ions to send
delegates TO the Judiciary convention will
be held September -, and the Judiciary
convention, as above stated, on Sep ember
80.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-09
Gone West.

Mr. r. Lee Mudd, brother Of Sidney E.
Mudd, Esq, has recently left the county
to seek his fortunes in the Great Wesr ~
He is sojnurning for the present at Por-
tage. St. Charles county, Mo, whence he
he writes us pleasant let er, taking issue
to some extcht with what the TIMrs has
from time to time said as to the impro-
priety and ineApediency of our young
sadly needs their energy and enterprise to
develop her neglected resources. He is
forced to admit however that I've run
from my heart, which is yet there among
you," and adds somebody please take
care of that We feel sure that some of
our charming girls will take good care of
that, until its owner returns and claims it.
He speaks in high terms of the product
iveness Of the locality in which he is So
journing, and conclucs by saying, Il shall
never forget My Maryland;' a fond recol-
lection of the scenes of that dear old place
shall ever cling to my very soul and one
thing which binds me closer to my dis
tant home, Mr.. Editor, is our time hon
cred old newspaper The PORT TOBACCO
TIMES. Please send the TIMES TO my ad-
dress, as shall look for it at the office,
and receive it like number of friendly
letters from friends"
We wish our young friend every success
in his new home, and, while we are quite
firm in our conviction as to the advice we
have recently given our young men to-
stay at home, We are prepared to admit
thar young men of shining talents, such
as we believe our young friend possesses,
will find better field for an honorable
ambition in the busy and active State eff
Missouri than here at present, though we
entertain the hope that such disparity
will not long continue 10 exist.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-09
GlymOnt Tournament.

The next tournament is to come off
at Glymont, and is advertised, as will be
seen elsewhere, for Wednesday, September
14th. These affairs are getting To be d
source of much amusement to our citizens
for all are attended by large crowds and
each succeeding one is looked forward to
with pleasant anticipations. OF course
those that are best managed are likely to
be The ones most largely pa'ronized. Now
Mr.. Smith the gentlemanly proprietor of
Glymont has this one in charge, and his
reputation as a Set'cr-up Of amusemcn,s
is too well known to our people to leave
any room for doubt that this affair on
Wednesday week ui!I lie the mos success
full one Of the season. Mr.. Smith Will
make every necessary preparation for the
comfort of his guests and promises good
time TO all who attend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-09
Euve.t Fires in the Oil RegiynS.

The fires in the forests of Mexican coun-
ty, Pa, which have been raging for some
days past, still continued To- devas ate the
country up 10 the time ofthis dispa Oh on
Tuesday Forty five oil rigs have been
destroy, d, with 10000 barrels tf"il Some
of The ). 500 barrel tanks, filed with crude
an / refined oil. were in imminent danger
at one time. but The labor III between To-
900 and l6.nU0 men, who worked all day
and night. rescued them fr.m destruction.
Between / 500 and 1000 We had shut
down FIR ok # water To run the engines
aud machinery. Adyjces received from
al points along and ali .cent tn the line
Of the various railroads that run shrough
TIE region Is - the ,tI,ct that forest fires
have been terribly destructive. consuming
every rcgishahie thing in their path
Buildings. petrol nm property. and crops
h we hc, n DESTROYED Woodlands trsyers-
ed l,y the New York. Like krie hnl ~ est
ern nd tie New York, Pyuusy lvauia and
Ohio II .iirnads have presented terrific
picture ta the passengers upon those roads
30 intense has beer he heat tina the cuti.
Gle of persons Fidi.:t. in the cars al the y.
V. 7. & y. has he n severely scorchcd.--
While train Was i>siug between James
town and Salamanca, two men. supposed
tn be tramps, who were tagging to the
platform II = fIei-ht ctT. Ncre overcome
by the heat, and. film. into tire flames
euyiToninr ih' rex. met a st"ck ING death
before thew we've ii>roEcrrd 'ry train agcn.
On : Cr,!sy train Of he Philadelphia
and Ere vas compelled ~ run the enun:-
lc, per jHEry. .ni only through :he hero
&c FL Is 81 Ac engineer Ms tie train
saved from iestTue 'l.p. aud tbs passengers
probably saved from ieIua rnas 81 alive
The woods are burning sh"a; Ctrueliinn,
Wellsvii!e. and other places. and the oil
works have been saved only Icy The exer-
tions of the peope
These fires are opposed To- hsve been
the csuse Of the thick haze which euvc!
oped our sky The latter par; Of last week
and which deiuded many into Ike belief
tina. th,y were rain clouds.