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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyHODsis fyr ne past "a hours

WASHINGTON, May Z, l a. m.-The bar
omcter Is lowest in the Northwest The temperature
has remained nearly stationary. Rain has fallen since
last report In England and the West Gulf States
Northerly winds prevail IN New-Elg,and and the Middle
Atlantic states elsewhere the prevailing winds are
sOutherly.
Indications
For New England clearing weather, preceded by oc-
casional rain variable winds shifting 70 sonhery sta
tionary barometer stationary or higher temperature
For the Middle Atlantic states, variable winds sblIng
~ east OF south stationary followed by falling barome
ter. statiOnAry OF higher tomperat IRE.
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THE SONORA ROUTE CHANGED.

san FEANCIsCo. May G.-Ohicial news has
been received that the route of the RAILROAD has
been changed and wIl pas- through Mael1lrn aud
strike thc Arzoun border in th, ,tcrv ot Santa Cruz.
Whrnr' o. Ni -lft fhr frontier uuf Do CONNECTS with
TIE Atcllaon, Topeka and Santa DE- Euad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

DEAL BEACH,, y j., May 6.-Ahner Allen
prominent ctzen OF this place. vho was Tor hummer
az wears connected with the Lic saving Service di'u h
lIsr,rldrucc here this afternoon Al JrSu oc",A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
\ C0'frrovl-r Vlru .rpIKrr.

N"NrH.tI one. Nay G.-Ihc Grand Trunk
ohc'f, lHfr c"uIrom-, wIrl thr striking fpichtuon
h SWING ten 81 ID prr day aud ID ceuts per hour
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NfRHLED.

poBiNsoN-9POONEIt-O Wednesday ~ nirg MAY at
thf residence o. d. brides -,lf. 81 BIZ Mr-' f.i a.,
DIV The Rev r. r. lhbDafd Thomas H. Dob raol Co. kaio
c.. daughter % Joseph ,lrfncr
FEA~S r. STEVENSON Ihursdty rirg. Nav . n tho
residence - Tie bride. parents f' the iio' Ur No.vfn
Charles r. Frasss o. Miss hattie %. H. daughter ~ "a
stevens.
MUM ELDEP-or rhnrsfav May s. at me Dutch Re-
formed ttI~h ~ i -f-f bY fr lrf. it1lr-
ick Terry, tieary - 1unu q, AuAir IT, glitter ~ Mrs.
George "a lldtr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Attle Nrmeri u EChurch
Nubrlham Nae. on Tuesday Ntf . iy ihs Rev George
s. steele, D. J. President ri wc-Irf AfIirnf. Aug-tus
Iuriy ~outfrfI4nd ~ EooL1n. $, O. Susie Adelaide,
youngest daughter ~ tho late J. George esq ~ south
Hhlftalergi ~. 40 cards.
~ n0icca of Nrlrinncs fan.i De laIrrs.l OH III
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Winshfp, LA shaw. Master NJ Bradford, Miss A ~
Malcolm. @ l. H6rdenhem, Mrs Ewing. Tho Rev 3 y
Malcolm, Herdenhen Mss Ewing, Nrs
Herman Miss L Thomas, Mr. living, w B
POR ANTwERP-BY STEAMSHIP "

Weak lungs are strengthened. peurisy pains
relieved and asthnstc symptoms subduc h Or jaynes
Expectorant, sovereign remedy for all coughs and
colds.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

yafiatoI IN tis GU ~ tntbt 81
fiFfl.us Tor ne -
Nhs i'm ryrrgp he Oscillations
ne flss bos TIE erk o. cott,a ~
ludEiee rfS9Aie'es
nuts Pharmacy BrDadsaJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

"My lord said the foreman of an Irish
fury when iylng IA the verdict We and The man no
stole The mare not guilty"
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Special Notices.

a. Grand Exhibition and sale.
Tuos. +. KIaBY & CO.. ArcrIoNrERa
SOW oN FREE EXHIBITIONS
ArorE ARr GALLERY. si5 BRoA3wtY
continuing day nnl evening gat taeof sacwipNEsDAY.
Nay %. aud following afternoons
An EXTRAORDINARILY COLLECTION oF
ANTIQUE CHINESE CERAMICS. BEoNzEs. JArES
CRYSTALS. RICH ORIENTAL sruFF,. Sc,
Personally selected and brought % mis- coaaty by
NJ. SICHEL, RUE PIGALLE, PARIS.
AND FORMING THE MOST INTERESTING AID VAL
UABLE coLLEcTIoN EVER DROUGHT 10
THIS COUNTRY
81 H." meaning Absolute Brre1t' Ina tho use u
Hyats 4. b. life Dalsam ~ u-' fio1a
Geo. A Lea,itt & Co n. Somersille. AueGioueer,
LEAvrrr ART GALLERIES.
TIE AUSTIN COLLECTIONS.
BEIc-A-BRAc.
RARE OLD eHlNAs.
PINE ESGLrsH FURNITURE.
OIL IND wArEg-coLoB
PAISrINcs.
CURIOUS OLD BRoNzEs
TIE COLLECTION OF mr. ALFRED AUSTIN. or
yrw.YoRR AND LONDON. DURING a PERIOD Oh
NINETEEN YEARS.
THE WHOLE SOW on EXHIBITION At THE GAL-
LERu.s, so. SIT BROADWAY. TO BE SOLD ~ AUo-
TON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT.
Henry A. Daniels ". d., lf leyingenavo cstbst-
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Attention "a G"nilcmen
Mineral Waters. .-.-,.r..,...
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lar sent containing references Dr. itpf ~ West --.
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for Eurup, by steamship Wyoming. wa queenstown ~
via Queenstown correspondence ioi fisi''
specially addressedl, aud At NJ for Fisn,. N 70
steamship AmCgue, VIA Hayre on y Is" ,,,s1.,sn
nj b. steamship ke!uJAf, W. ,iiv
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addressed aud al $50 IA, for EUROPE ~ RDAI x
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mi gremen The mails for Porto lico - .ynttss
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md and 81 Pierre Miquelon cosr on - "A
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90 "a rbe mails for China aud japan close MAY ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

Pride Of the kifchen."
FOR securing aad Clesn.ng
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IN notices Of Marriages must he iaE7rz-l 9th Jig
name and dddress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
WV aDxERrlsE,rrNrs-

pEATTVS ORGANS II stops : set
B6E t5a.--u Ie.sae reed. etivss5 a..
Gress Ds,iiel ?. Beatty, wls--Hrtor. ". =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19

Remembered ital Mr Hampton ly IBIS
speech 81 Si4aHlcu gan. abe supporters
Of Hancock more tAan ihey could carry,
ID should bc remembered tia, Senator
Brown oncc turned Republican and
helped 10 nominate Grant al Chicago
Il should bc remembered that Mr.. nm
declared If he had ever been a Demo-
cIai be never meant TO-" Il should De
remembered that Mr. Hampton was the
sole Democrat whoyoiel 10 seal Kellogg,
and DO. foI this, the Senate would 40.
now De in doubt, and that De voted in
that case with the Republicans. Il
shoal5 De remembered how be and Hayes
got in together. II might Re wen enough
10 state that Mr. Garfield did lot make
much Of bloody shirt campaign last
against ne, and that he now sars the war
has gone far enough and ought to be
stopped. That he means to give the
South fair administration. That lie
does not mean 10 have one policy for the
North and d different che for the South.
That lie means 10 deal 1.irly. justly aaa
honorably by the Southern people ii we
win pera.ii him. II De Goes this his sd-
minis,ratioa shonld moi be stoned l,y Us
in The beginning. II be does this i VIII
be al Andrew johnson attempted, and
we supported his administration fairly.
Preceding the Presidency Andrew John
son was more hostile 10 us than ever
Garfield was. If when installed as
President be holds ont the olive branch
TO the South and attempts to give us
good officials and fair measures. he viii
deserve fair support from us. We
have no recollection that he ever said
TRAITORS must be punished and treason
made odious."
The 81 who have sworn tia. hey viii
neither eat nor sleep until the have slain
The apo,,le q Readiusument from Va.
have declared that they mean to hold The
Senate at dead lock until The election
next fall in Virginia can give them
Governor, a Legislature aud q Supreme
Court. IN sympathy with Fu15er,sm aud
e.e-nGlly hostile to the Readjust-rs.-
Readjusiers are yoa wi.l.a. TO strike
down your leader 90 their bidding:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19

That Incompatible paper the Virgin
ils, hy Maj. llo.chi,s. at saun,on, hss
the following which SIC take fresh from
It's March number led. Nrws.
Z. X. IIyndman, Esq, OF Coua,lls-
vile, Pa, was, at recent meeting Of
the stockholders. elected President Cf
the Iinsslia Coal g Iron Co.. which S.
now, under The management. of Gen.
John y. lmbgdtl, developing the coal
and iron ores 81 s. W. Va. That D..
Stevenson To- well describes iu this ana
the preceding uum 1erof the Vfwrtas.
Mr.. Hyndmau i ptes.len, of the South
Atlantic d Olio Is. 3. Coz, aui engs.Cd
ia constructing gfe. through .iue ol
railway from k'ur,fr 90 Wilmington.
\. O.; le wa- formerly, 'at FUais .H.
remarkably FrUec-il -Upetlul.l.
Of the IlftbUg division 0I if. Elt-
more q ONO u. T.. and h~IlUty been
ihc general manager of the C0HueI.yI.ir
COS. 5000 Iron 90. .-fh- largest Culfo.
ratios lgsr .n rft.ug iu lerl.Y ssl-
ig, or iN ODE Ini.na rap'.. -.u Hl.ei le
$50. a'.ra large 'l.sl0.lor
Pr. Nrrlru hrf become .nuur. .r.
igfc.iei b ile operations 70, ihe I.ual-
ia Goa, A irnl CO., and iu ibe oogaIl.-
tom of the i'Ht0. Coal & luu Narrow
GaHge H. r.. .ae 0at4 from i1 uIi
to market. HUI iI lIe'cxfeui.u coz ti.t
r0gl o. fhe At.auIc. tlt Doe la. .riH aiI
DIE Interest. aud given 0p li. lucrative
positions IN tle tUuuol'.fi.ls region AMI
not unly largely Increased. Dol. already
large investments 'u Doe 1irala Co..
but vii also hereafter make |a. or IS
q. h.s home. and devote 900 h's means
Wd ability ip Ihe wo.k or 'iia eomrmr.
taking Immediate g.n.It, ofa'i Is fa.'-
roadiug. and managing it Gia.e.a' aaH
mercantile operations. Cen. inhtlpu
will reside at lhe mines. o. "fmbodru."
and manage ihc local productive upefs-
iIons. where De- viii have % fine Geld f0r
The exercise Of his great executive ai-
cnts.
u isrery gratifying 20 rs lo De- athletic
announce, Hr Wc Do HHthUr lively.
those pewml1' rrIrfenrit.
We feel thai ODE development or lhefe
states H. a-HrI when m,u or uah
msans. po.'tious I1 experience as Mr
liYniman. Ger "a careful examination
% ail tho existing conditions. fHf nfNo.f
interest t0 .eIl ono iu fho mot fHlr'sH-
iug UiHirg ari naGuiacHnnn fnH.0u
~ Doe lUII0I States Dol 'H. HII iUsr
thr.r 100 BOO mining lli uHur nl
In Virginia Thor wl Do .1 question
IH reference f1 ii. Ultimate $50
lHr tm.F Dc pe'y mi alHn.-a'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
A Dispassionate View.

The 81 Senators who have combined
TO bulltloze or crush ont Senator Malone,
have assumed as correct certain positions
which we think it well enough to exam
Inc.
First That Malone has, gone over
boot and baggage TO the Republicans be-
cause In the matter organizing tho Sem
ate he hrs voted with them, and they
simultaneously declApc they have never
yet forsakon the party In any instance.
Second That the Interest Of
Virginia, can only be subscryed by yot-
Ing always with them-that Democratic
principles and Democratic policy are
eternal and musi be Interchangeable.
Third. That tho advocate Of any
change Of policy must necessarily be I'M
true to principle.
Fourth. Thst Virginia Senator must
10 to the Democratic Senators Of other
States for instructions rs TO how he shall
vote.
Pylh. That independence In poll,is Is
treason 10 the country.
.Sirth. That to officer the Senate with
RcNdlusicrs will be unssfe TO Virginia,
aud ought to be put down by their COM
binatIon.
Seresh That any ono who docs not
sustain them IN ~ this IA traitor and
ough, n b. branded rs such.
IA this Funder programme. when
boiled down, means War on change. u
Is well enough TO look into what these
gentlemen call Democracy, and 10 sce
whether hey have been 'latys sieadfnst
~ Democrats.
In 1865, Il was concluded that arlango
Of policy ncc~sitatcd the nomination Of
Democrat who lived In Northern
State, and that the man who first plant.
Ell Federal guns on the heights Of Get
iysburg would best uhscrvc the put
posc. Accordingly Mr. Seymour was
selected. The result was failure.
Then II Was suggested, rs we had Civ
on mp the war alignment, We must 10
further, and TO DO this we must take
como one who, unlike Seymour, (who
while opposed to making war had ney.
crlclcsa jolucd Il agalns, us) had been
ono OF its otlglnalors. one who had
worked Il up. Tho choice lay between
0roely ami Garrison, who had held tho
ilrst abolition meeting la Faneuil Hall.
and sounded o call TIA, sinotc the ear Of
Jefferson like "the knoll Of IRE bcllhy
night These men were the original
cause Of our overthrow, and sc would
concede that the cause on which we had
gone to war wac wrong, and we would
do well TO abandon the whole question.
So Mr. Greedy was taken. The result
was 1g Co., failure,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
EVENT and COMMENT.

Jay Gould has purchased Col. Thos.
a. SCOTS interest in the Texas Pacific
Il. X. for four millions Of dollars aud
succeeds him rs President Of the compa-
NY.
Dr. u. G. Craig has sold to Mr.. {. 7.
Luster bic Maple Grove farm In this
county, containing 40 acres. FOR $1,000.
The farm is very pleasant and desira-
bio locality and produces grass aud to-
bacco Of good quality.
Mr.. Sam i. wilhers, editor Of the
Abingdon STANDARD, Ma married M
ChrliiaDshnrg last Tucslav, 20 Miss
Bessie ID. Pierce, daughter Of G. l..
Pierce, Esq, Of that Town. The party
left at once on bridal tour 10 the east
and north.
The n. i. Herald thinks evidently
that Senator Hill took water. when, az
ter being called to account for biz Ian
guage, he denied any intention 10 insult
anybody. The fact Is Mr.. Hill means
only 10 20 so far with his insults ~ will
not involve him IN any personal danger,
and when he finds his mistake he tries
10 draw back only so far as will save his
skin and no farther.
The pending temperance measure In
the Indiana Legislature. requires each
person who wishes 10 drink during elch
coming year, TO take out utence 10 do
-. This licenoe is to be taken from him
the first time he is found drunk. How
would II do, we asSthe Hoosier State, 10
require these licensed parties TO wear a
uniform, or at least ''cock tail' in their
hats as well as in their paunches.
The Manchester Readjusiers have de-
clarcd in fayer Of Massey for Governor,
and Blair for Atty Gen'l.
Simon Pawpaw, who was murdered
ak weeks ago hear Blue Ridge Spring.
seems TO have been murdered By VIM. J.
Peters, an unsuccessful contestant foi
the band Of a pretty young lady Of the
neighbOrhoOl. Detective Jack Wren Of
Richmond WAS sent for and he arrested
Peters, who ~ once admitted he struck
PAwpaw, but did not intend TO kin him.
He Is now safely lodged in Jail and will
have 70 face the vengeance Of outraged
law.
The Hzewell APp.al notes the death
OF Mr.. b. Dodd At Bland c. II. at the
age Of 70. She was the mother Of Capt.
j.. II. Dodd Of Jacksonville.
The COnYocaiion Of s. W. Va. will
meet to-day In Wyiheyille. Mr. Carson
will preside.
Tho Natural Bridge property IN Rock
bridge containing 200 acres has been yur-
chased 81 $1,000, by the Allegheny Coal
d Iron Co. IL will be improved as
park and made splendid summer re-
sort.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
Congressman JorRenson

says that be went 10 de White House.
yesterday, with tic straight virginia
delegation 20 Introduce them, ANA did
not endorse tie movement FOR straight
Republican ticketiu V,-siuia OF tie pro
posed removal Of the RcadiuS,er, from
Office Washington T',lrgroa.
This will give serious pain 70 those
Fundcrs who hAye tried 20 pcrrctua;a =
a ,Hsight Republican rarty iu Virginia.
Their object IS plainly rot 70 Kim 30
publieani,,n, bu. 90 ki, R-adinstmcut.
Malone + more hateful 10. them thn
Wickhun, and REIMBURSEMENT more oil
Gus TO them than RepuJliaRism The
reason is Readlus,meat l. sure 20 leiea,
them IN the State and RepubHraaism
they know cannot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
The --latest Foreign News.

THE CARS AsSAsSlNs EZECU-ED.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l5,-AN The
Aihillst except the woman EIessy
Heefmsn, condemned 10 death fcr
connection with The CZsr's ssszssiua-
toa-nSmtiv, Russakatf MichaeloE
Aioallscli'sCt, DEB ate.. and Sophie
Pleoffsky-weT= hanged at 10 O. clock
this morning NlchaelHG- rope broke
twice. Order wss no; disturbed -
There was sn immense coucoGrse %
spectators.
The appeals FOR mercy of the Nihi.
lists RussakofT and MlchaeloG were
submitted TO the Gar, but be replied
that the sentence Of the court must be
carried out
The CONDEMNED Nihi'ists were es-
corted rom the fortress to The place
Of execution by CossacEs and infantry
with drums aud ffes. De.achnisnts
Of all regiments Of guards stationed
around ST. Petersburg surrounded the
sc2dolt. All the prisoneTs received
ministrations Of priests, and kls "a
The cross and each other. They were
ve'y firm except RussaEoE. who
tainted 81 The las; m0m.rt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19
NEW p 2

The Pittsburg, Virginia and Charles
ton r. Z. has assumed new and sur
piiying vitality. Richmond thinks il Is
aiming FOR that city. The average
Lynchburger thinks iois destined for
Lynchbmg. But the Pittsburg people
10 not need or desire anything at or
near either ofthose Giles. They DO need
and mus. have the Incompatible iron
ores near Bristol. and they mean to
strike for the Tinsalia Company's Coal
road. The route will be through the
Monongehela aud Tygar; Valleys to Pc.
cab onias county, vs.. Va, thence either
10 the Bluestone, East river or Wolf
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means 10 reach them. by Marrow
Gauge Is. Il. We are now 30 The Gswu
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Mas Nicctlng.

Pursuant 10 the cal. Of The Executive
Committee Of the county there VIII be .
mass meeting Of the ResGjasiors Of
Washington county, held g, Abingdon
on April 25ih .conr, day for the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates to the Re
adjusier Gubernaio-ial Convention 10 De
held in Richmond. Va, June 2a5, 1881.
Washington county Is entitled 10 g DEL
egates. T. B. ECsC Chairman,
W. h. Mitchell. SEC.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-19

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
The White is King.

TuNE-Jfy Grandfather's Clock.
AS COMPOSED &ND SUNG by WILLIAM
GREGG OF NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
My grandfather Howe, thirty five years ago
Lay dreaming at midnight in bed,
Next morniHg he told TO a wondering world
or all that passed thr 6hgh his head
Gnd this was the song that he sung to his
chuiis;
As they chucklIngly formed In ring:
The Wheeler & Wilson and Singer went in
And agreed to a very wicked thing.
CHoRrs-'rhiry years Of monopoly, Ring J
Ring, Ring
Millions put in our tre:tshry, Sing, Sing,
Sihg!
Bn, they stopped shor., never to go again,
When the o" "hi,e" became king.
The he1t thing they did was our Congress
to bribe
-, The extension of patents renew.
thus millions of money we're wiring from
the poor
by these tyrants, the privileged few,
But there came Il glad day whtn our wrongs
%efc made right,
Our nation as one man arose
and said to Congress, our servants We are,
SO down the monopoly goes.
CnoHUn-Thirty years, etc.
AS the day 6f our freedom has come to us
nOwj
We're allowed AL tie patents to use,
so old hlr Singer just take a back seat,
For all your bad points we refuse,
Afa now let ns shout Of n perfect machine.
Self-tlrrcadirg and quiet and light;
20 rich'IS AL ri'litc in the thofus ne sing,
Aswc tell OF the beautiful White"
I'irty ycats, ctc: