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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

10 biscitx.x
lhr
midnight
broker
nuts Pharmacy, 2is Broadway 49, ~ oe''
TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept 80, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday almost steadily upward
Fair weather followed during the last quarter by
cloudy weather and light rain. temnerature ranged
between GO and 49, the average (72l4o) being $50
higher than on the corresponding day la week. and
7lio lower than on Wednesday.
Cloudy and warmer weather with occasional rain
followed by partly cloudy fair weather may be ex
pected to-day iii tins city and vicinity.
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ALARGE HoRSk SIZE.

ClNcINNATr, Sep 29.-An important sale of
blooded horses tool to-day Chester Park under
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.IOuN DAWSON.

WHNuNGToN. n. c., Sept. 2S.-Ex-Mayor
John Dawson, the oldest merchant ia the city, died
ia
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VARIETY IN COLOR AND STYLE.

very becoming trimming liz the ibrous sensitive
feather ruching which Is placed around the edge OF the
bonnet the new guipure and chenille produce the
same softening effect which adds an indescribable
charm To the youngest face. Some of the new
evening bOnnets in such delicate tints as shrimp
pink Venetian green, opaline blue and milk white.
These trimmed with wreatEs or bouquets of silken
Uoets, heotropes dandcions, marguertes or butter
cups Another fancy Is the Argus-a trimming
posed entirely OF gorgeous peacock feathers.
Recent openings at fashionable houses disclose a
greater variety IN the COors those
slightly changed in shade The English mustard, aud
mart dOre, golden brown come again the dull
GOTTA and Popean red, varied by ourraut every shade
wine, garnet and cerise all shades of purple, with
the dusky bloom OF the plum and forest,
and bottle green the gay ombre effects showing cry
rainbow tint marvellousy shaded and In the sha gs
OF color involving the palest and
red, the pale water and pistache to the sad
bronZes myrtle green well the strongest posi-
bic contrasting coiOrs.
WRAPS FOR AUTUMN WEAR
Among the wraps nantes for the first
chilly DAYS made of pai.led Scotch cloth These are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

Judge Dillon said: " We neutral this matter 1t
Certain that II forfeiture is to be prevented 1t must
De done to-day, though believe that il the money Is
rendered any time before the get
p The property, they bound rccevei 1t very
grave question that is presenteato your Honor II
ORDER ~ not made, the Manhattan Company, which you
stretched out hand and seized protect, is dis
soied by that act from helping itself IL is the duty
receivers to protect the property would they be
s<nE thls 70 stand by, supne, and the for
lecture mature. Ii Is the first step that
eL want my name paper That viii be dshonored.
~ not ask That order be made plcdging than
<ns properly OF the Manhattan Company. Whatever
cuiity the certificates Will have will consist In apro
nAiion OF the earnings OF the Manhattan COtnpany
10 dc. ~ 800 p""@'
~ II nay opinion Is asked, win say the question OF
Suehs 70 .has 90 not think the receyers
sss tne money at this cheap rate WHO Is harInedl
ers dollar OF IL goes straight into the hands the
s essyf com panies. should think that we had been
~, ae e o our duty To te Manhattan Company IL
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25


Mr. Chs ndler h. s@iih Of Madfson was in
town on Sat rday. N
-Mr. d. s. walker, Jr., re1nrned Iast week
from viii % South Florida.
-R.q + Il. IVES arrived ID Tall.Aasnse al S
O'Clock TAufsday aflenpon The 9esh insa just
afty yean ego.
-Fhe hmIIy d Dr. sloasOn be Clncinnaai have
arrived, and wfll occupy the Fooie dwelling in a
Few dsya. hav ring leased h for year.
Miss Carrie Giilings, our ieiegrapA operator,
returned - Wednesday Iass |ffom hss summeF
vacation. sEich she spent pleasanily In The -.Fsr
West"
Mr.. Alex. McDOugnlI, Senior, the father Of
Oax esteemed fellow citizens John and Alex. Nc
DougnH, arrived from 6cOAand Oh whit 10 bin
sOns last week
-Judge =. q. Rippey Faprned o. Monday
lTum Nswpdt sslphnF Springs. from which he
consinae 70 receive great beaeAt = caEs Or
he Eheumatisn.
-Mr. Il 4. Smith. Isrsesenslng Ms.ssrs.
Woodbridgs . HnErinan, Colaoa EscGoss u
Savannah, Ga, visited Tallahassee lat week n
he Interest 81 his asn, ard nhade many lkiends
;-Ths iaasIly q ca. DsllIlt - astisea md
inken Ioou9 lesnpos1sily q LIN WhisnksFk
while pEtpaEing 70 Deills permanently h Tie
handsune q Fsllins e Ma Hbeppard % Msaroe
slsset
-7he GnEliss q III. C. cl Psnr.e. Govefnnv
Bl0xham e. Cl. Jahn a E1en1srsan Eesnrnel
lsm fheir Bammer ssisugs . NassA Gsosgia.
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We are permitted by Mr.. w o. Ames, of the
J. p & NJ. R R, TO copy the following extract
from recent letter to him fsOm Mr.. W. 81. Pill
lOS, the strawberry shipper, showing the faciIi-
les to be provided for the shipment OF this fruit
Fom stations on that road the coming season
Il would seem as if there could hardly be
Gsen or expected more and better inducements
trthe people Of this section to enter into this
veg FemunerAtive industry. The extract is as
SLOWS:
The arrangement proposed will give the peo-
pc Il your section equal facilities with those
eainyed by parties along the 81. Johns river.
tust shall be found to appreciate whatever as
sslance you may be disposed and enabled To
render in working up the business, and hope it
may pFoyea benefit to the people Of your section,
q sincerely desire TO make il. As to my plans
hey must depend upon the people Of that sec
uon- II they go into it, and plant the fruit
N sufneient quantities, viii locate an agency
q Live Oak, or some other convenient point,
Ano furnish refrigeratOrs, crates baskets, &c. a.
a near same Rates as Jacksonville rates, as
can, ana eOver the necessary extra expense.
presume my supply of ice would have to come
nom Jacksonville, and the item of freight on ice
nom there, and waste of the same would have
70 oe provided for. shall return to jackson
uhe about the 10th or 18th of November. and
snoalo hke 10 arrange a meeting at Tallahassee.
VI some contiguous point, with those interested.
sDne~n mere Aoout The LIST Of December, By which
time We can probably gain sufficient fnowIedre
o. me subject to be able TO lay down sorne deIi1-
ue pan OF operations In the meantime those
ue1tIous OF going into il should lose no time N
tn-@AAng tneif paintings, as they should nruuerEv
De made dari1g tie preaent mo1A
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

There Is not man, woman or child in Middle
Florida, who cannot in some way aid in assuring
the success Of the next Middle Florida Fair, by
preparing and entering some article or product.
1t is of no Consequence whether il ie awarded a
premium Or noe- II preminm b awarded %
mech the better; but de peEsan Who hils o.
neglects to eater anything which may enhance
the interest," and aid ever 20 little, in securing
the success Of the Fair, simply because he or she
is not certain that premium win be awarded
to such article or product, b not worthy Of the
name and position Of good citizen. These are
plain words but true and il might Just Is well be
understood a. once that those DO attend the Fair
as spectators must not complain II they are dis
appOinted In the number and anality Of the ex-
hibita, unless they have dOne al In their power
to contribute thereto. The Beard Of Directors
are not getting up Q show on their own account,
out Of their own resources. for the amusement Of
the people Of the county, 10 be criticised By them
and blAmed ifa1Ails to meet their expectntions
they are simply providing tine and place, and
inducements, 80 Gar as lies in their power, for
the people Of the county, and 0f Middle Florida,
10 meet in . pleasant re-uniou, compare notes
and products, and exhibit 10 such stfangeEs and
visitors - may attend the Fair, the capabilities
and attractioas Of Middle Florida - . place for
the settlement Of good Immigrants from al
quartes-
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TIE Leoa CounsT P.mpa1es - now he.n
peady ~ soule weeks. and De fnnl To rruviae
for ID pablikstEon 4 sim n arre.,. and Il /.
now. perhaps TO laae 10 Res ,Ke work dose IA
time 70 have ihe paruphIes re..av ssr distr;hu-
ton At Atlanta: Il Ieass h i ,o, a.e uule.. A.
tended 10 fNase1iatetN ed sieusUwsis. Il there
now % lttIelde,ire lur hat change n the infus-
triaI policy of The coanty which onlv = few
weeks siuce Iwss in alnoss everv o.e's meuth
and mindl Were The vehement expressions d
thai desire An ifoth and taIkf If nea. and Il
they were genuine and well-meAnt. then why 4
not the balance OF the fund f,rl The nuhlicntiou
s0rthcominRk
Thee are pertinent Oues,ions. and thev are
addressed 10 everv represen,a,ive and ven meap-
ing eitizen IL the cnnntv. 10 every me.nher n
the FaFmesss Club. and especially 70 fhe.e
prominent, wealthy and public-spirited citizens
whose encouragement Of thoae Win er,,Id ,e,n-
tFibute only their time and hhor lad them n an
on in the god wvrk mill ,he;r mar, w.. aor.
only to see their work wasted and thrown awav
BY the failure Of those on whom they denanded
for the means 10 urocure the n,h,;ca,iop Of The
pamphlet.
There Il .es time 10 o,.t mn /. r-.f1i,.hl. ~.
hIbit Of urdfuets Of fieIi gar,en and honae.
- - =. 1880 " A'Sa"F 5~spSH anu lAoeAoc-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

"A C0ugh, Cald or Sore Throat should be
stopped Neglect frequently results In an IncuF-
abe Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Tr0ches aFe certain TO give relief h
Asthma Rronchitia, Coughs, Caiarrh, Conanmp-
tive ard ThrDat Diseases. For thirty yeafs Tie
TrOckes have been Recommended BY physicians,
and always give perfect satislactinn- They are
not new Or uniried, but having been tested By
wide and constant use Tor nearly an entire
geneFzti0n, they have attained well meFited rank
among the Few staple remedies a0f the age.--
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
Strengthen the voice. Sold 81 p cents box
everywhere. Nov. 50. 1eo0-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

Neye rain was needed in this section o. the
eouutry il is needed now. Crops do not need it
besnse il is TO late to do potatoes, cane or peas
aay good, and cotton is all open and nearly all
ucked out, but nearly all the water courses have
dried up and ON many places in the county there
b 10 water 10 be had from wells or branches, and
sock of all kinds are suffering. A friend, who
lives near Lake Iamonia, informs as that the lake
3 lover than it has been in many years, there
being no water in it except in the basin and the
strand and that great many fish have been de-
SrOyed by parties muddying and seining in the
shallow places. Persons driving along the roads
find it very difficult to procure water for their
teams Oats and rye cannot be planted, or if
planted, il is too dry for il 10 grow, and if we do
not have rain soon aud plenty Of it our condition
will be serious ThOmGsCile P1per
Since the publication of the above, there have
been good rains in the northern part of the coun-
ty, and since Wednesday last, strong indications
Of vet weather here Thursday night il turned
quite cool, with north and northeast wind and
clouds, but has since turned warmer, and on
Sunday night rained very little.
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HeAtlanta Exhahar.

The communication about the Atlanta Exhibit
and the Leon County Pamphlet, which appears
IN another column was unfortunately crowded
cot of last issue. We commend e To the careful
prrusal Of all who feel an interest IN the true
welfare of this county.
Mr. Don Mcleod, Vice President 10 charge Of
the matter, has been earnestly working up the
exhibit, and requests rs 70 announce to all who
have promised exhibits, as well IS all who have
ANYTHING they are willing to send, that he wishes
70 ship all exhibits very soon, and desires that
al exhibits be sent in d1Tia0 the present sceek
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

In Prescott Nevada ceanty Arkansas On Tuesday lsth
inst. Of typhoid maariA fever, Mr. LEszIs w. WYNKo0P
In the nd year u his age
The deceased was born near JeGersoa Green county,
Iowa. In 1850. Some two years ago he came TO
TaAhassee and was employed On Tia RLoRp1AE con-
posfOg and afterwards loeal editor IN which position
be showed for young great promise u are
fness At the time o his death he ives engaged On the
Nevada Heayas. Qute recently he contracted marriage,
and his unexpected death leaves yonng and Interesting
wife almost heart broken His relatives in Iowa among
whom s an aged mother wen Is those in this city,
mourn his loss with profound grief
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

You viii need heavier clOthing soon. Britisn,
At the express osice, has splendid line Of SAN
PIES from one Of the best houses In Philadelphia.
he guarantees perfect satisfaction in make, cut,
trimming and material. All suits made to order.
,.d IS cheap as any other house fOr sane quality
n ROods Ssh
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ne sbovs b de name Il rev I'd mosg ~
ling book Of anecdoie. Incideas 81 expssi-
- b. The celebrated ismpez1nss lsesuFef !,
- B. Cough, nov being puhaiaAed b. s1b-
rSv.iou Mr.. W. C. Wesk Of CsnsseviIle h this
euusty, Is the agent. and win canvam Sx sab-
..5psiOus to the same. From an exammastOa Of
3. advance sheets We are assured that no oBe
rho subscribes win regret IL
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

"A thing Of beauty b q Jog forever" Whist b
itf Gomglhing prepared fnr woman Only, and
nssd b lhem Exclusively. II b adapted espec-
lilly . oAsss Where Tie w0mb b dis1Edesed, and
win curs al irregularities Of Ne menses or
whetheF acute o. chFonie, 10 every instance
BFadfelfs Female Regulates, aWoman's Best
Friend b prepared by Dr.. ]. Bndfeld, Atlanta,
Ga Rrice - 90 per bostle. Sold by al drug
gist. oci4-1m.
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Has large stock of canned goods, bought be-
fore the rise, at old prices. IS
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Died. Friday, October lAta, ct the residences OF ".
". smitA mar Quincy. Mn T. ". JozzsOH dsagAtsr Of
CoGne md sasan Aen q Leon county, and wife u J.
johnson of this county. IN the sth year Of her aga
She ~ baried on Sunday IN tie Western CenaEsEy.
She wns knd and datifhf wife and beloved By her
hashand saA stapehildren.
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ms.hs a..n.-ss. n..A.rs !,

Are yoa DISTURBED e nigAs and hEuhen e g1f
~ ~ . - child su4sfing ana esying Win ths
exeFeei4liAg Rain - eu1inR seelh9 e - % q
Syrup. 4 win relieve Jhs par little snlIsEtF
iInmediaselF -depend np1ml1 : snegs miBenhe
abo1l 4 1heEe b not . m0theF q eafsh who has
ever ussd II who win not tel yoa q once lha1 e
Vii reguim1s iha bgwnlss am4 live fen8 30 tha
mother, nnd relief ard health % ne ehfla npsFn-
ting TIE magie Il b psrleczly - to 90 b an
cA1eAs md ple11ant % TIE iasee, md Be the pre-
physiclans and nnE1es II De listed 6antea- Sold
eveuwhefe twenty i've censs botlle
Nov. %, 1eco-1y
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DAMoN'a

One hundred sacks of Salt for sale, at
EST DAM0N'a
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Quincy Herald, Oct al
DHRD,

On the lbth inst, Of eongestive chill, Miss FAKm
SfRRzEN daughter o. Colonel and 4ra b Stephens.
The tenderness and simplicity Of her character has BE-
queathed memory that WH strengthsn and reAne the
lives q them Who survive the spirit Tat has calmly and
peaesay pssed out non the bEEht sanshins u lie into
the dark shadow Of death.
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60 JaeksOnviIle Usiom. and an napeEs In Or
a1ge, BFeyard, eamteF. HeEnasdo. Polk, Hillsbo-
rOnGh end MAnatss eountfss copy Ones week for
four weeks, and send bill 20 C0mmlssioner.
TaIlahaaee, ia, October Il. l6a1-AW
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IA. iOOO0 yards of check humespun, just in.
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=. Ms barrels q bsa asar ar aals u low
- s.
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NOTICE
Settlers on the Disston Purchase.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. PER
IN sons who were actual settlers, on the LIST day
Of June, 1854, On any 81 the lands embraced In the
Dlsstou Purchase, that II they YIN forward TO the
Commissiene1 81 Lands and Emhigrntiou, af Ta1Ia-
hassee On o. before the Let dAy Of June, 1854 de-
scxipSion of their binds, Verided By afldavik said
lands win no the embEaeed In the DIsston Purchase,
end win he sold 20 the aetual settlers It State nriees
The lads win nclude only those actually settled
upo8 anA improved Sid lads yin BE wikhdraWn
from maEke6 for the benet Of said actnal settlers
HUGH A CORLRY.
CowmissioneR az Lmnds amd ImmlRyafiOn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31
n PREsIDEAr.

There has been little or no change In
the condition OF the President for the
last forty-eight hours. or had not been
mp to an early hour this morning, since
which time the wires have been down.
shutting OF further intelligsnes. He
was then slsspins peacefully. having
passed . comfortable night. All symp-
toms are in his favor. His stomsch 10
doing veil. and he shows more desire
and capacity for food. But he does not
seem to gain strength. II will be borne
in mind that DR.. Woodward said twelve
days after the President was wounded /:
III the President il alive ct the close
Of the sixtisth day from the shooting.
the danger will be over. and he will
i've" To-day Is the siItisth day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31
Disasters by the Recent Hurricane
O n the Georgia Coat.

SAVANNAH, August 3l.--Evsry arrival
continue to bring account Of disasters
by the storm. The Junista from New
York arrived yesterday having broke
down IN the twenty.eish,h at ! P. N.
She brought the crew Of the schooner
Hanna n. Soils, bound from Jackson
Vile to New York with lumber. which
she took Of on the twenty.sighth. Cap.
tain Soils was lost overheard.
G.. Harris, mate OF the schooner Mary
G. Fisher, from Philadelphia for Will
mington, North Carolina. laden with
coal. was picked up at sea August Gath
by the steamship Santiago Dc Cuba and
brought to this port. He vas on . piece
Of the cabin Of the schooner naked and
dslirious. The schooner ioundered on
the Gath, Of Fryipgpsn shoal, and all
hands were lost except Harris.
It IL estimated thar over o hundred
lives were lost In this vicinity BY the
gale.
Twenty to thirty inqussts have al.
ready been held. With the exception Of
seven. all were negroes. washed OF the
plantations.
The steamship Amaranth and . small
schooner are reported ashore on Supelo.
Tho pilot boat Belle picked up, SIX.
teen miles southeast, . tube RAFT with
the captain and men OF the bark Bruins.
wick. from Pascsgouls for Boston, which
foundsrsd on Saturday. Four men
were lost from the raft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31
A Terrible Explosion.


HELENA. Montana, August 2l.-About
z o'clock last evening. as Emsrson's
wagon train was approaching the city. Q
load OF powder. consisting Of 5000
pounds. exploded with a terrific noise,
which was heard on Rodney street, in
this city. three miles away from the dis
astsr. E. L. Shipley. the driver. Wal
riding the near mule when the explosion
occurred, and the conclusion threw him
about thirty feet forward. utterly strip
ping him Of his clothing and burning
him In q horrible manner. He was
brought TO the hospital In . most critical
and the doctors are doubtful
about being able to save him. Two Of
the mulss were instantly killed. and 9TH
srs 90 MANNED a to be unable to move
away from the burning wagons. One
OF our editorial staff wa standing on
Rodney street In conversation with one
Of the gentlemen Who had just returned
from the Gsyssr land and witnessed the
sight. First the lurid hash and then the
smoke appeared, and the noise was
heard soon after. The dense cloud OF
black smoke hung 10 the horizon for at
least fifteen minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31
Overland Passenger, Coming.

OMAHA. August 3l.-Throush passsn-
gers on yesterdays train, leaving ai
l2:45 P. NJ. to arrive In San Francisco
September 8: ]. X. Hall and wife. St.
Helena, Cal; ]. B. Stanford. Mrs. Hs.
man Tucker. Lawrence McEnally, James
Dolan. B. Swsetzsr and mother. ]. Levy
and brother. San Francisco; ]. clamp
and wife. Stsnislaus county, Cal; Miss
E. p. Hewlett. N. Y; Maria Owens. Dc.
,roit; Rev. @. ]. Coriis. W. 3. Haldss.
Icy. ]. B. Vincent, h. Toppingsn. Mrs.
Man,slbaum. New York. Twenty. eight
through smigrants left on last nights
smigrant train to arrive In Ban Francisco
September 6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31
POETIC TRIBUTE.

During the trying scenes OF the last
two months at the White House the
bravsst. hearted and most implicitly con-
adsnt Of all in the ultimate recovery Of
the President has been Mrs. Garfield.
Untirinsly she has attended and purssd
him night and day. scarcely allowing
herself time for sleep OF rest. cheering
him BY her presence. and sustaining
him through his terrible affection more
than any one else. But for her he
would probably b dead now. Immsdi.
atsly after the President was shot be die
tated . telegram to his wife informing
her Of the sad oecurrsnoe. rsmarking to
those beside him, in Q most sdsctonsts
manner. "God bless the little woman"
A very pretty pisos Of poetry has been
based upon these words and set 10 mu.
sic. The chorus il a. follows:
Stand BY him. little woman
Stand firm and brave and true!
And remember. little woman.
We will always stand BY you.