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National Republican., 1881-08-19
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1881

49,
1881 THE GREAT 1881
TO THE E6SFSy EE65SSFEfyEEYAFrA EsF AJ5 h9gTE yg5TFErrwrsr
srLENbfb sGESEf$, n MAdStridiiNjFis EQUIP.
TRAINS n We vFEFwEEiE MAX 5,ys & ISL p r.
g.. p,,, nSr OF sixth and Z RstIects. rs tolowsi
sccpRs Cas- &S to f PsSurs @ nSG 3 daao Fl @ a2oy 5 Win m
daily, with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cin.
cinna1 81 Louis and Chcago $3.50 D. M daily,
RHITfMoRE ASb iP'o,iTfUtMAc. RAILROAD.
with Parlof Car to Watkins ii and he NoTth, at se
scni q M 9y exc&Sg, & &spdIHy 9 o p M daily eS.
For Wnllamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, atie3o
For New York and The Fastsoo 1890 a. M, ZOO 1900
and lGl5 p. mon Sunday, 300 y. M, lO'Oo and lOl5
Limited Express OF Pullman Porlor Cars, eoo n m.
For iIooklyn, New York all through trains conuect
giloraI1g direct tranarer to Fulton street, avoiding
,7o double n, leTriagc across New YORK city -
iGi3 p. m. On Sunday. 300 p. M $40 1000, aud
Limited Express, m3o a. M aaily, except sunday
For Baltimore 60 500 800, 1890 M. and 800 400,
a m 6sO a M, zoo. 5:io, 6.j5 1000, and isS pm.
For Pope,q Creek Line. $40 a. m. and $40 p daily,
For Annapolis 6o q. m. and 40 p. M daily, except
ALEX%EEbRIA AND FpEpERroKsngRa Rail-
WAY,ANp ,,AIllNANDRtA AND WASHING
For Gieyandra, 100, 7;2o e2o a. M. and il;3o A. NJ
l.a, o,VU II, NE ", Ma NsuD anu p On
Sundays 900, 300 and 1880 o. M, and 500 y. m,
For Richmond and the SOUTH 100 a, m. and lll0 n. m.
TNns H sSVS AsRamda nd d oT Wasb@o% nnao@ @ sos
and 2 90o q M i&ie 300 700 200 and Gl0 p M
7O0nnd GiO D. IN.
Tickets and infOrmatoncan be procured nt the occ,
northeast of Thirteenth street and Pcnnsvl-
yania avenue aud at the station, where orders eau be
lett for tho checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
j, H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTHEON1 LINE
BErMEEN THE EAST ANn TIE
National Republican., 1881-08-19

ENIU NSIONS
To Richmond via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich
mond and return 10 Washington. James River by
daylight, A delightful trip.
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily (03D a. m. and $3.50
p. M, to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg
steamer George Teary, TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers cnch way. 49,.
Round trip W
National Republican., 1881-08-19

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior, G3O n. m. ana $40 p, III. ON SUN
DAYS at y. m. only. .
Tickets for sale and Information furnished NJ COOKS
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania avenuei li1nSes Clsnr
Stands, at Principal 1IOiels H. b. pOlklnhOrn next
street wharf GEORGE MATriNGLN.
General superintendent
WA u XyETCu Ayont
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Pacific, 12,iO0; Union Pacific, 12,l00; Wabash Pa
cihc, 29,90O Western Union, 3l,l00
nnItImore stocl9 ponrd,

suB-rREAsuRY DALASCEs.
Coin ...... Ss9035i5s 90 Currency... ti733 600 90
National Republican., 1881-08-19
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodst Of over thlrty-hve years
experience, twenty consecutive years Of practice In
Diseased Nails, Vascular ExcIesences, and all all
ments of the feet Refers 10 the most eminent phy-
sclans surgeons and thousands OF other well known
personages that patTOnize his establishment. lil6
al Der visit,
National Republican., 1881-08-19
Steamboat -Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR con-
Meeting with H., L. and L. H. II. at Qunntlco, twice
daily except sunday, at g:3O II. M and $3.50 y. M .
Fare to Richmond, limited 00
Fare to Richmond, unlimited. 90
Fare to Richmond, round trip, good for 10 days. 20
National Republican., 1881-08-19
CLYDES
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

leave PHILADELPIIIA every Snturdny.,N,,un2 m
Arrive in WAsMlNGroN every Monday, ,".,'9 a. m.
Leave WASHlNGION every MOnduyo,,y....,,b p m,
Arrive In philadelphia every Thursdgy,,Gn m.
Through aud prompt connection win New york,
Boston, Eall River, and all points North, Through
daily until D. M, W, l.. CLYDE II Co,
j, II. JOHSsON Il Co, Gen. Managers
Agents, i2th ana 18th NJ st. wharyes 5. W, i2Ja
ST. N. w, Washington, ID. q, malIly
National Republican., 1881-08-19
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
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AND new YORK STEAMERS.
Tho Staomar Lady Of thp Lake

Saturdays at y. m. -
Tickets and SaerOoms can be secured NJ onlce, BlJ
Fifteenth street or nt the oillce, sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK SrEA MERS,
John Gibson and u. G, knight, leave Pier A. East
River, New York. every saturday ~ y. m, ma
Georgetown every Friday at u, m, For particulars
apply to Agent, % Water street, Georgetown or
ALFRED WOOD Secretary,
Jc27 OlS Fifteenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21

drawals Of funds from here. The foreign exchanges
were more active and rates were advanced about
At the Stock Exchange the week was notable for
an immense spec citation, which continued to adj
vance with ascending values until late Friday after
noon. Government bonds were dull all the week
until the action Of the Senate ON the Funding bill
was foreshadowed by the rejection Thursday of al
the Finance Committees amendments. After that
there a spurt in the 4l2s and As from 1928 to
113 and from 1888 to la respect
ivey. But the movement evidently was en-
adverse 10 the popular opinion of the
Senates action. Later the prices declined.
The final bids for the 6s and "a unchanged rom
a week ago; for the dis they are ls higher and for
the Is q higher. The total business amounted only
to $571, 600. State bonds attracted more than
usual attention and strong, notably the Louis
with reaction at 60l9. Railroad bonds were not
as active as they were previously but Missouri.
Kansas and Texas seconds established advance of
la per cent, NewJersey Central incomes per cent,
Denver and Rio Grande hfsts "a and cOnsols H,
Kansas Pacihc consos g. and Texas and Pacific
incomes gig per cent. The features of the dealings
for the preceding week-the incomes OF Lake Erie
and Western, Ohio Central Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, etc.-weTe lower.
The dealings IN stocks for the week are recorded
at 3, 477332 shares. Probably the actual tTansac-
tons exceeded 100000 shares. The market was
in davis being onv in degree WnIie there was a
general advance the special features OF the week
were the coal properties, led by NewJersey Central
with an advance from 1884 TO H. There also
were some handsome movements among the
SOuthweste list of railway shares The
upward movement continued almost without
interruption until near the close of business of FRI
day, when, on the announcement that the Senate
| had passed the Funding bill. there was sudden
change III the temper of the speculation and The de-
sire to sell was almost as great az had been the pre-
vous desire to buy Prices tunbled without regard
To fractions and the decline was only checked Dy
the memorable rule of the Stock Exchange fOrblddbR
transactions alter O'clock WHAT followed yester-
day Is so fresh in the memory oil our readers thal IL
is not necessary again TO review 1t. The hnal result
lou hat n ma itrify nf
lower than they week ago. A few such stocks
as Jersey Central Nashville. Chattanooga and 81.
Louis Louisville and Nashville Louisiana and Mis-
souri, and the Northern Pacitcs are notable excep-
lions and although some of them are materially
lower than their best prices, show handsome hnal
gains, The old stocks like Central and hudson,
Michigan Central Lake Shore, Northwestern and ST.
Pau snow the largest declines. In the last hour of
business Yesterday there sharp recovery from
the extreme depression but the week closed with
the speculation feverIsh aud unsettled.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
The STATE OF TRADE.

ing quoted 50 Hard Duluth 81 2oa 81 ~; Red aud AM
firm ana fairly active receipts small owing railroad
30. private terms. Oats nrmi MOI Mixed WesieIn
quoted 4lc White 42e Barley quiet aud unchanged Rye
freghts 10 New York-WheaL lube; Corn Zoe 6ais Ge
railroad Receipts-Flour 900 bbls Wheat iIOOO bush;
Rye 1900 bush. RAJ oad shpmeDts-Flour 600 bbisi
Wheat 1000 lush; Corn 20 900 bush Oas 10000 bush;
CHICAGO, Feb IG.2Fionf quiet and unchanged Wheat
active but lower; NO. chicago Spring. 07G6f TO- cash.
IN iar demand but lower 81 Aa37 &c cas 81 &C March,
4is0Al&c May oala easier at Csc for Fresh Regular,
Rye hrmer At SOC Barley nrner, ii G2 PofF unset
s sSssS 81 Mars r an Sd Anal s4 GSsfS cash
100 cash. aud March I0lOc. April Gulk Meats dull weak
s20c. WhisEey steady and UNCHANGED at ii a.
CECANArL keb l0-flouT quiet but nrn and uuchan Qed
VI 06 receipts 1900 bush shipments 1000 bush Corn
easier No Mixed l2e oas " lair demand No Mixed,
Fail 81 03Gsl o.: Porn du and nominal at SIC 30 Lard
s ana oTG a. hnA Msss quiet shoulders
IN fair demand nj I'll o. Butter quiet unchanged
Light 70 50 80 10 Packing g. 70 81 so S ~ sSssS 90
SO 90; receipts. 1000 head Shipments 900 head
HGg97sc; March, 81 OOri April 81 OF n May 81 0I9
June. 81 OAK No. White, 96Sac; No Red 81 Ca Corn
White. IS s Clover sees5 ReeSp1 90 9a none mS
Wheat 5000 bpsh Corn, 5000 bush. shipments-Flour
MILWAUKEE,. tsD. l0.flonr dull and unchanged Wheat
opened weak declined &C. aud closed nrni No Milwaukee,
February 90 4c March, 06 ac Apr 81 sci MAJ, 81 VI n
active No = S7c Oats easier No. 3. soSc. I'VE trmsr
No l. Sc Barley stronger No Spring, $50. Provisions
At 50 6Ods6 10.
fanAohLPHIA. Feb. le.-F,our unchanged. Rye FiOnr
wheat Meal unchanged Wheat dull weak NO Red, on
se a. sS@9sd q S IRE cargo rate for No sss
Iyyauia vOc Cornsouhern feloH, on track oic Regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 1880 nm.-Lard % per cwt. for Amer
LoNDoS Feb 1880 m.-Re1ned Petroleum. sh9siad.
gai. sugar. 2Jia 25id per for Continual
porzing 49, aud ~ a223d TOR Cuba Muscovao tair Re-
lining. ahOtL
% centme, per 100 klOs.
HANE Feb. l9Neoxs Lard closed al CO france 90 cen.
times % klns
LiyEIuO- Eeb la-Pork-Pume Msss-Eastsrn. steady
Al ~ Western steady at So. BacJn-Cumberland Cut
nrmer a. 4b6A Short hob hrmer al a.. Long Clear,
duh AZ "a short Gear. hnner a.. Hsms-IOng,
Cat uu a. A. shoulders nrmcr 1t 30 Sd Beef-Inda Mess
steady at Sl extra Ness nTmer 0s. Prime Mesa steady
at 15i. Lard-Pnme Western. steady 53I I'D.
1alow-Pume CITY, steady nj 36i. Turpenune-SpintA
dull a. 80 I'd ROslpfnc steady 1854; Common Irmer
81 6L CneeseAmerican Choice. steady 49, Lard
Oi nmer, $751; Fipnr-EXtra state. duh at l2l6d Wheat
No. 1, white. duh NJ % Sd; spnnE No. 2. dull
AZ 9 ID. New Winter Western. dull 93d New South
Winter. stoadya Ol5d. COTn-MNed steady 5Id
lOnseec ui-YeOw American steady a. 30 kosn Common.
At Lndnu. steady 5GdGjVd spnts rurpentine Lon
don dull at 81 III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
.orToY MARKrrs-nY rrrnan,pn

,LiyERro0L- Feb; l9-l23O o. Mediterranean; Mddins
ubanns sd Mddhng Orleans. trad: 5000 bales
nculne lUOO bales for speculation EXPORT receipts
2o OAeH including 2,7jO American Futures-U pands
lune cause February delivery, Bls39d; February
maioh GenYery, btlSsad do. March and April delivery
oag also 6'sd; do Aprl ami May delivery God; May
anu I'M delivery 6Ss do June and July delivery 6ea2d
90 july anu August delivery Gaaad do September and Oc
t0ber deiyerv. 6.d. Futures fiat.
LIVERPOOL Feb 23O D. m-COtton-The saes Of the nav
INCLUDED I,OOU bales American. Futures closed dull
BAiJlhodt- Feb l9.-COttOn quiet; Middling. 2c Low
hnuhns Lei Good Ordinary l0c. gross receipts lG7
baes exports 10 Great Britain 22ao bales cOastwise 40
Daes. safes ~ bales; stock 1881 bales.
NHAhkslOS, Feb, l9-CottOn Quiet: Mddinq &c Low
mnhE La isc. GoOu Ordinary. lose; receipts,
La ntles sales. l.uOO Oaie,; stock. GSSiS bales.
bALNEsIoM Feb l0.-COt quiet Mlddung II asc.; Low
Mn,Ing ~ 3c Good Ord nary. 9Sse 2734
paes gIoss 33eS DdeSi exports TO the Continent 6U9
bates coastWlse 1856 bales sales 0i5 bales STOCK
LOUISVILLE. Feb. la--CottoD dull; Middng IL lac
MEMPHIS Feb l0-COtOn steady; Middlng lei receiptA
71,Ol9 baIeA ' ~ - ' ~'
NOZZLE Feb. lp-CottoD quiet. Miidiug lie: Low Mid.
dHng lOAc Good Ordinary, 9c; receipts 1893 bales
sales loo bales STOCK. 52G45 lales
HEHOkiRtNs Feb loCOttOn quiet and steady BiddllnR
llsc Low Add1nR. lOLc. GOOl ordinary. Vasc. re.
cents 9 oaes 6J22 bales exports CONT
bales stock 2SO,00S 0aea
HoRFOLK. PEP. l0.-CotOn steady; MiddnnR IL nc, net
receipts q ~ baes exports lhe Continent OB tales
c0aswse Liza bales sales 277 bales stock. l7SO9 bales
SAVANNAH. Feb lS-Cotton qu'et: Middlng &c: Low
hnlng. lobe. GOOd OriDlry. 07c. rereipIa $50
bales exports ooastwise ESQ bales sales, 1000 bales
last evening 900 bales. stOcS, 1868 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Feb 19The following the Wool sales Of Friday
in Getail Thirty hundred and eighIysX bales Port
PhiIip-Feecc at is4 = a2sA I'D; scOureA Is ql 49,;
GREASY, 6La lAl cd Locks aud Pieces Gid. ais 10 I'D;
Lambs Secured la I'D - I'D; Greasy. 9t Is. SOB
bales AdelleScOuTe at ls2 d Isl I'D: Greasy 3D. Ia.
ID; Locks and Pieces Dl. . Lambs Greasy, I'd I'd:
2Bil sidney and Queenslsnd-Fleece 1s6sd
lld ls2 Is I'D Greasy, cd. I'D; Locks
and re.' "a is4 sd; Lambs Greasy 10 I'D 054 bales
New Zraand-ScOured Is as d; Greasy, 6d. al H.;
Locks AID Pieces I'D Gls 3d. Lambs Secured, sGd 1888
bale Saal~courci a L. Adj Adj Greasy. 3D. lUd aud
1876 bales cape. The puccs OF which are not given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
Eeeai NcIlres.

| DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the soUrHERN DISTRICT Of NEw;YoRK-
wa9 sae "a G has SA sss2 fqs s q s
New YORK of the County Of OF the STATE Of New.
Yok in said District adadged bankrupt upon the Rst ion
OF a ans PSSpcr Ssonss g
s nee said
W be held ant Court Of sanErupcy Se holden
sE n the CITY Of SswSG 6o: :a D s on o me
OF John w. Little, esquire one OF the Registers In BANK
iu'''' Vi '"'O 0 LOUIS F. PAWN MarshaL-MesseBser.
CTATE OF NEW YORK--SUP REME COURT,
S0gHTH Ii, 3 2 ssTs. y Mss s
VIE essa %as;s .i
Harrison her husband, wiam n Harrison Joan d harti
sGn MS' MaT H aaIson George aarroh
ASs H1 hSTas s1 s MTy me ss
1sa6 LA Marsh. William Marsh her husband ysnes r HarT
Rooney and Mary his wife ns syen VIE
Rooney penE uSn tS 70 s h actan Rapert w
HsfFson 10 e1I Mary ~
ssss
and serve copy Of your answer on the pnns orneys
service Of yoar failure % APP
pear answer Judgment WIZ Dc taken against you Dy aea
D me- ''i 9ssssSS 81 sss9a
TO The above named derendantsI Thomas . asrrisoni
4 Mas @sa:
Mary a and S John T Tns ~
Of the Hon George Barrett Of
B Bn S q '
the City Of NewY0rk Dated February TO- 1881.
CASSIDY BROWN, plaintiffs IN person,
Feb. II. law 6wM Neweergn. ~ y.
TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
9th day OF February. A. ID. 1881, Warrant In Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate OF ORLAN DO w
Of York who has been adtudged bankrupt bis
own petition, payment Of debts delivery Of
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him or fer bis
transfer OF property BY him forbidden
law; that meen0 OF the creditors OF the e3id
their deDs and 10 choose asgnees %
his wall be hello al Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden
No skmanst. New York CITY bo ore James Dwight
esquire Register ON the sth daS Of March a. MsiatA
T. $ Marshal as Messenger southern district Of NewYor
TIHE SUPREME COURT, Albany County
Il FRANKLIN UNDERHILL agt CON HoNWEALrH
LIFE INEU RANCE COMPAN Yin the matter q tho COM
MONMEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o. New
York NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF the codAoNW ETH
OF this Court Untitled suit and proceeding
3ls day January 1884, and fled and entered on tho
of $780, notice Is hereby gwen 70 all credit
Ors OF the Life Insurance Company and TO All
persons knd against SAID Company. mac
hey are required exhibit their claims 70 me- tue UNDER
signed the Receiver OF said Company az once Number
l02 Broadway in the City Of NewYogk and become pafes
day OF Ap 1851 Ia defautOf creditors and
exnibluE their elaine and beeomlng parties 20
said suit proceeding Aforesaid they hl be pfecluded
from All beneut Widen has been
such suit and proceeding and from distriDn,
OF said which snail be made unao1
octi3-law26wMoa THOMAS 3. MOORE Rectisor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
financial.

EOR SALE.-Thrce large tracts of valuable
Pltsburi coal a. bargains. r. MILAER MCDONOUGH
No 10 Sixth.st., PItt,buig <. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21

THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
4 NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF TEXAS
Interest the bonds O this Com
pany earned during the year 1890 WIN be paid 70 the
registered holders thereof the lB days OF March and
September respectively the Of FIVE PER CENT
annum per cent being payable March J. 1881 and y
september 1881 at the Office Of the Company
No. 40 CEDAR ST., New.YOrk
The books OF registry will be closed the Path days Of
February and August 1881 respectively opened the
2d days OF March and September 1851, respectively.
7. W. PEARSALlL Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21

gram depot 6ac Steamer track 5SG cargo rate for SAL
oar oneu ami Prompt alignment 66c. free on board
Visions armI yliy Mess Beef per Dbl 81 56Ssl2. do
PACKETS $40 60dsl Beef Hams s2l O0de22 0O India
P an 80 OO Mess Porx. od $40 90 do new Sl6 6O0
Siooo Extra Prime sly006sl4 90; Smoked Hams. 1870
ssi5 StGssci shoulders IN dry salL eSs no.. smoked
gtgoNoi shoulders Picked. 6dH2c; do. Smoked. q
2c dressed Hogs Tai NC Lard-Wesern Kettle 1892 pc
BntteE ltan, 10 Soe DO Bntchers Loose 9O0a9bOc
Choice 29S9ies BRADFORD County ana Sew.York Extra
uDA ~ ZSc FirSins % d45c. Dairy Extra 25D
no 5000 70 Choice. 20 D24e Rolls steady; PeDnsyl-
F@1s ySh 400 isc Western Reserve Extra lS022c
2sc Cheese quiet steSdyi NewYOfk Fun Cream 1910
i5S estetn Full Cream 13dl3c do FAIR 20 Goo 100
e 40; Han skins lO3all Lc, do Pennsylvania Ems
agmer &c &c rCo1ee dull sugar-Raws nominal; Refined
S tSd Mould A. eisc. standard a. &C. seeds-Cover
sei'y az 1dSa3c.: Timothy &C SO a0ag2 80; Flax
NJ - od9fI 40 Fee hrmer Winter Bran. S20d &2l 30.
ale 40 S1UaszO 90 Feir0eum qmeti Refined, IN bbls
LoUB FeO 10Blour easier but quota bly, lower
wheat unsettled and lower; No Red Fall sf5aasl7s
S ~ - 0l March 81 03adsl 03s April 81 04Ss
@5l 20 NAY No REQ FAIL 81 10 asked; No do nOmi.
S3ossc M9rch: 30lsa3Dasc APRIL 40040asc May. Oats
iVmeE % W33Bc cash; 322c bid April Rye higher see
DIE barley steady Whiskey steady ct al 90
or lower a. SD 42a April; $40 81 MAY cash, nominal
E heeSeipts-Flour, 1000 bba; Wheat, 5000 busn
pt IOUOo Dnsh Oats. 1900 bnsl Barley 900
Flour 900 bbls Wheat, 1000 bush; Corn
lluVV Dhsh.i Oats. 1000 BUSH Barley 1000 bush.
I03kkDo Feb le-Wheat quiet; No. Red Wabash spot
Il 10 9ss March 81 % April, 81 G7; MAY, 81 O87s june
70. Corn dul No allXed 42c. Oats dull q 81 iac
S3 que Prime Mammoth, so TO- NO do, 81 7O
rIe' - W. NO 2 "a 60 Receipts and shpments-None
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
THE SUPREME COURT, Albauy County.--..
Gelp illanteo.

w good social 10 procure abers 20 The Fh
Avenue Reading Rosn ~ % 50 pcr day aseeasiy s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
5itnau0ns Danteo--M Gles.

BOTTLED GOODS, Packer or Useful Man.
- thoroughly experienced packer OF bottled goods do
employment packer porter useful man In store,
warehouse factory IL TEMPERATE and best
mendauons Please cali address DANIEL W., Las West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
A Pastors lmprudenec.

KINGSTON. n. Y. February 1.-The Rev.
Il. &. Miller, the Reformed church pastor
at ROxbury, Delaware county. who reCen ly
threw that little village in whrl OF excite
mcnt by kissing Tie wife Of David Williams,
with whom be boarded, in the church par
sonage, aud admitting it publicly. has since
resigned his pastoral charge there, and his
resignation was gladly accepted by his peo-
pie. Mrs. Williams, who il the object Of
the pastor, b Otberly attention, j. Il mem
ber OF the RoXbury Baptist church. She is
young, prepoSSes,ing, aud spfigbtly. Mr..
Williams, her husband, is a meek, liberal
minded man, who places iml cit trust IN
the honor Of botn parties. He there
fore sees no Occ isiOn for any alarm.
and the domestic relations at the parsonage
continue very much is before. Mr. Miller
is also young and handsome, and talks very
freely about the little incident to reporters
aud others. There seems 10 be nothing
about the affair he desires 10 take back, un-
less il he the kiss itself, which many believe
he would not hesitate to do. His resigua-
ton was offered not because he thinks be
has done wrong, but because his people
think so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

FIFTH WEEK OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS.
TIAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS. meeting
yesterday evening was held at the Genie
nary Methodist church, and conducted By
Rev. DR.. A. q. Brown, who read appro.
pirate Scriptures and made practical and
excellent address on the topic OF the eve
ming. "The Duty OF Confession OF Sim"
PRAYERS were offered by Revs. DIR. j. r..
Edwards, DR.. W. +. Hatcher, and j. d.. k.
Sleighr, Esq.
DR.. Edwards made feeling reference to
the great meetings Of two years ago, ana
spoke OF the fict that though denied the
privilege of beIng present at this series IN
person, he had been present III spirit ana
had enjoyed with the dear brethren In
Richmond sweet "c0mmpni0n OF The
saints" Ue made an earnest talk In this
direction.
Rev. s. c. CIopton spoke few words oil
practical counsel 10 The inquirer.
DR.. Hatcher related touching incident
to encourage perse verance in prayer for un'
converted loved ones.
The meeting this evening will be held
from ) TO at Grace-Slreet Baptist church,
and conducted BY DR.. Hoge.
The Church.Hil meeting was largely at
tended Yesterday. This evening The meet
Ing will be held at the Third Presbyterian
church. and will be conducted by Rev. a.
&. BledsOe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
Was Itan Accident?

IChariLue IN. 81 90 tFNerI
4 very Suspicious circumstance l. now
related in connection with The accident on
the North Carolina road near GibsOnyilIe
sunday night. Il is asserted tbat there
was no broken rail. The train WIS not
thfown OF by tins means at all. But about
eight or ten feet from where the cn2ne
first LETT the track full IengtU rail, with 10
break, or even a single scratch to indicate
that it had been torn up by the engine, was
found. This same Iail had besl III place
an hour before, and had borne passenger
train in safety. 1t is barely possible tnat
all was accidental, but there Is every midi
cation that the rail bad been deliberately
taken up for The purpose Of wrecking the
freight. What motive could have induced
so tiendish an act cannot be imaGired, and
there is no clue at present TO the miscreant
who did il.