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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

There were between twenty and thirty
carloads OF freight 81 the Santa Fe yard
this morning.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

About the busiest individual IN town
and the most useful is Fithian, the ice
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25
BITTERS

The majority of the tlIs Of The kGRsass
body arise fSOns a arrangement Of fhs
Liver, affecting both the stomach and
6osEsEs. I'm order 10 effect q ersres tt IL
sseceSsary to TeBtore the eassss. IFregH-
Tar and StMg0fsh action Of fhe BOtVeisS
Headache, sickness at the Stomach Pain
ga the Back aud LOIss, etc, Indicate that
the LfSes e at IIIsLt, aud that nature re-
autres assistance to enable this organ 10
MrOsy of Impurities.
KoFiclkIy Ash EBisterD are especially
com p0anded for fisIs purpose. They are
ssstId sn their action aud effective as a
cure; are pleasant to The taste and taken
easily bv both children aud adults. TG-
hen aeeOfdt1tD 20 diF. cfi0Rs, they are q
safe and pleasant esePeI for DY8peK8aia,
General Debility, EKaoIfuaI Com
stipafiOn, Diseased Kidneys
etc., etc. Asa Hood Purifier they
are superior 20 any other medicine;
cleansing the s1stens thoroughly GSsd
tIsp0rffaO nelC life and energy to fIss tss-
9aEt6. 1t - a medicine 0R4 mot ga
Intoxicating beverogc.
ass TssR BRsaeIST fsR sRieEIy ASs eTI7ERs,
ana take no sshsE. RaIcE. s1oo Dse Boss1a
MEYER sRGs. 6 CO., SOLE PH0PRlET0aS,
81. Louis enA Kansas CITY. Ea
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25
ghs lmporia Nrn'n.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IS. 1881.

An alvAhcc Of thirty cents hundred
in flour was made last week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

Commencing ct . stake on the sec,
line between land OF estate % p.
EikenbuFy and Il. Campbell,
thence 90 rods, 6 rods. n 90
rods, v 6 rods 20 BEGINNING.
8 u Recommending I chains 81
links Of ne cor, NV qr.sec. 20,
thence s chains 81 links, " Is
chains l6 links, n 5 chains 81 links
Is chains I link to beginning.
Commencing at o mulberry tree on
line OF J j Pickett's land. thence
g 5 rods, n 10 rods, " rods. S 40
rods, TX acres in NV:
Commencing on " bank Of Cotton.
Wood river, on line between sec.
16 and 81, thence W about 81 rods
Is rods, TO Cottonwood river,
~ m riuar 70 hanr q a I'm ma or
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

mencirg ut sw cor of ile or, time
e 81 rods, thence n to Rhodes
land, thence W 81 rods, thence
To tegianing--..
"a acres in sc or OF sw or, common
cling at Sc cor of sw or, thence u
SO rods. thence " 10 rods. thence
sI5 rasis, thence W "a rods, thnce
to 5 line, thence St rods to be-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

mencinG IS IS rods " Of ne cor.
Of Sc Or, thence 50 rods, thence
~ 81 2-6 rods. tn n 20 rods, tn c
81 8 rods 70 beginning, except
ing sk acres, TO A. T. g 8. FRI.
Ten acres in ae or, commencing %
rods Of ne cor. Of ne or, section
2. thence 3 20 rods, theBce " 80
rods, thence n % rods. thence
east 50 rods TO beginning. -.
Sc ar, except = feet on " side and
One and one-half acres 60 school
district No. =.
Three acres o. sW Or Of &c or of
sW or, being all n OF chsa- OF
Neosko FiVSE
Fifteen acres Of sW Or ofsW or. all
o. gW or ofsW qrr except . acres
Sod 70 lay sHd 101ng....--...-
9 xOG > = Of nv qRo Of sW qr..;-
- rods . Of HR cor. Of sW Or.
thence ! Is rods. - 80 rods
sAe1ee l6FOdss thence " - as
rods 20 beginning.
Ne or % sW Or except , acres for
eeNsSeFy .
-Four rods wide on . side Of 50 or
q aW qR -.
Ten acres 9 side Of So az OF sw qT
~ ..---.--.----....-.-
Five acres Of 50 or. = Of 1cI-
lowing: coHmeacing ~ So cor.
Be or, thence ~ % line "a chains.
Themes IS deg e, 9 80 chains to
oak &E6S, thease 8 90 deg q, 8 20
chas2s 20 oak troe, thence Tx
deg, ~ shout II 10-10 chains 20
SEC line, tk01ee " On sec line 3
chains 20 beginning. .....
Se qrof se qr--.-..--.s-..---.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

EmRoHtS T0WnSAip-
SW or less 10 acres to W Wells -.
60 acres in Sc or com at sc cor Of Sc
or, thence n $50 rods, W 60 rods, s
100 rods, e % rods to beginning.
40 acres in ne or. All OF ne or lying
of NeoShO River. less that part
decided to H Tiffany ....
Com at sW cor OF 3 piece OF land
decided 70 p. b. Plumb by A. Gil.
lit, thence n - rods to center of
NeOSho River, thence up Neosho
River until IL strikes line rum
ming west at q cottonwood tree
Is rods west of beginning, thence
10 rods to beginning
81 u acres In ne or.
10 800 acres IN ne or .....
IL acres In ne or, com st sW cor of
ny of ne or, thence along center
line Il deg. IS min. " Il chains
to walnut stake, thence north So
deg min. e 1885 chains to stake,
thence 8 IL deg Is min. II ch'ns
to red elm stake on s line OF n y,
thence s 7s deg 81 min " l3S5
chains to beginning. ...
s y Of Sc or Of sW qr-...-
w y Of sW Or Of ne or Of nv Or
s Z of NV or OF Hw qr......
, 1881-01-24
OUR NEXT MAYOR,

SERMON 1sT TffE HEY. NIs. SOtlt.E.
Tho tttv. Dr. Nubl0, vt tho Union yark Com
grc9atIonal Church. proachoi to h!s congrexa-
tlon yesterday oyUnlng oN tho subject Of "Uur
Next slayor." lie haa for bis toxt;
When tile righteous nro In authority tho pe0-
plu rcj0c0, but whoa tho wlekU1 be0Eeta tul1
tho people moltu.-Ffup., 1ftr.. 2.
lie wAnsod to SAY y Hsx,A word for tho next
Mayor Ut tho City of Ch'cuko, and ho had better
DO It now botorc they Know who ho WAS. Ono
thing was certain, tho dignity and responsi-
olltty Of the oiiioo wero such ns to satisfy
tho nmbltion Of any ordinary man. IT bud VI.
ways hcen dealno4 great honor ~ 10 tho 0ov-
crnor Of u State; great many sought 10 roach
that honor, and great schesunx tnok place bo-
foru tho posiunil wns uttAllMi 'th0 saEue thug
Appllvd In ~ lvsa dexrev tho blly0ellty Ut i
gr0at city. Thcruure tln0 stntua WhoAc lA!pula-
tlOAA hve losS luIsii that VI tho CITY Of ChlcaXO
OrrtoIl. ilhMI0 t4tlllA. and I}rlnwAro might bu
nIlIexl Into tMan and cnca.HD would bent thou nii
by IaIn0 Vermont, win her ureuM MOlntNtns,
uu1 Sevula With ht,r SILVER. .cr,wneA rocks. uu,n-
biaed, lnuku u smaller population than nnrs.
Almoss ~ lurx1 ~ the Htata ut Nslne. CM-
neutloae, Or Wuat Virginia ~ Presat,t, ~ y few
1Aktng iutu consideration tho t,uesdon cf tho
lntcrests Ut tho city.-lts traffic urd trads, ~
r4ltiEuA1, bA,lk. Hr4tn enttlo, uQ uth9r inerosls
WHICH conferred IN the Elly OF 9 icl1sh.-lt wntlI
yurprisv cyan u Chlc:tj5 eltlLtti To ssS TO wl1t
, 1881-01-24

81, noUn meetifss held during tho ycas, % SIs; 10.
tal a.ten,lance, Ii.oss: There wcro thirty-threo
Was atensce eSfS; q i asS tasse
tnn M 11isec er.s ss''Tx. Ir wiic t.sf TSre as,
cnnaucrt:"I tr,,vaicss ,nco,i,.gs, w,h m at;cnao
H.lcn ony "t 1.t1t:; :nd iIlty.two y,nnT mems
gpp" Tgsp"l vt,.a, mse:y;' With ~ Httenance d s:
Ing lectures wctu intended " 200 people. wniio
uros hull d, ATTENDANCE 1t l5,5s;. The attoni-
ansG ,s a. as9 8 vas qnd at
poytncnt found for mon md poya, 5.tH Tho
present membership OF tho Association is 1,sds.
lows: Numbrr Of mcetinus for railroad mon,
~; at"n,,lee, iHv'S; ,i!snncc nt railway.
@ ensas, : vss IL sw'tes x,s's sn 10 ss leqoses s
s: Ss TN; @ e . ,e fts snop' 5 5epqs 3st "a ID
There were III occpations represented in tho
npplicant* inr work. and =. .nuttonulItos. The
Gre Greh II IS'; 9 h rcnerG4 he oy,ry ID thc,
DOM, noao " The A.swtatloM, ~ ais,' arsed iho
ft,g f,r ihy usc oF ihe Association. ''''''
Iho astsIt I ~, ,sanK "ltest y Tho Lord" ut tho
Psesucs Ke th""ksd ' the he paspr1 Of th,
CITY lor tho aid that thoy bad given ut ali times
Tic iisv. Frei. Courtney was then introduced
aud spoke to the ynI,uu mon, and said that what
'brnlEht thoIn to Chicago wns the Wish and Will
with them. and viii, men genc,.iiiy. Those Who
lt:tn'no broken .}o'sa IN hther allies locked to
~, ,Gn'sIxo to tnnks .noncy = WIS seatImont
Association. IN business. The .ncru fact Oi will
!rK to !,s !n r,c y,' n,.h'nx i, De thankful for.
selves Rnh mt tn hccOnh rich that they
night cnnscen'to themselves and their Riches
hrb ntirkot1
Men wittanut rcli1Ion m.9ht Gec'!me wealthy,
ne,gbbors. charltaGic. etr. These nco might 10
tnseiltc!nai 10 rue highest doyrce, ani morli.'
eeoa an 1 SsS TO- ;oa Sy Ss1 wns s
helped mnnsnd. Thsy hui iifscG , Up men n N md md
q ho lilo" aad la aaa e men soen esepte
themselves and their riches 10 Almighty 0od.'
II aes. sna DEATH ffss Mseu ;ots q samo 'G tao
huir Of doubt. wien tho heart ,,rcdod something
10 !s tn r. as ;s's ts W.. inF nt ylKen md
SsaI.iay !nornna sad took i III s!ii,aay night.
church on s,.,lday. uni put It back when tho
service %.s over. Sonc men were ono thing
On On INC shrc Herr =! s Ids s an1 nanheI shnF II
iiod naked. = stand Getors film 1 rs s ;hos
wsro; y; Eycry 1y,,I ,,n ,s SxercI;ed eer,a!i,
liz could exoEolsu It In speech and conduct He
must W consistent % n everything. Tho ttouole
WINS lhAf thgfr WIS too much luc0nSfstancr In
consistency when Questioned TIC rishi Of Soins
thontro Mosrlny evening, nnl which held that Il
mMn . o,,Eat , M npt to l,ul,aIS is nblG On Sunday
sos 70 tho III ~ ntoJ 1n ,cn e 10 paa bo nris IN
,n ,l,a1t. e,e. ~ s9d I'M i took brave man
hlA employers and ISSuvtutpS, II VIVA euaY
, 1881-01-24

ANNUAL MEETING YESTERDAY AprEnSoo.

ANNUAL MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
An encouraging s'Ku nt tho ttnes was the
inrge interest that was manifested In tho TWEEN.
ty-th!nl nuuiv0rsary Of tho Young NGn's Chris
tfnn association, which wRs hGld ut $3.50 yestor.
day nttcraoou. The hull wna moro thnn two
thsrds llled with IN Interested audience of
Indies and gentlemen, which, coIsderlnK tho
grcAt incomenuy OF tho weather, VIVA much
larger than was anticipated. The st,gu was oo-
cupled by tho Farwcll lIatI choir and tho Third
Presbyterian Church puurtot, lnolutllng Misses
kl.tlo WAltnco and Pauline 1tomMels3, and
Messrs. Charlos II. Clark and A. l.. 0uldsmidt.
Mr. F. T. t,Alrd presided ut tue orgun.
Among tho pnDulinent gonllomVn who sat on
tho platform werB tho Nav, 0r. T.. T.. 0o0lwln,
tho Rev, FREDERICK Courtney, the l,ov, Jhmes
Powell, tho ltcv. IIonry @. Porry, tho Nev.
Robert Shepherd, tho lser. Nj. Caldwell;
robert Wol0nsall, Secretary Ut the Inter-
national Cu,uu,lttoc Y. ~, c. A.; /. u. Hrown.
Htnto Secretary; Il. y. Thauc, who lnd tho
singing Ut tho choir; E. @, koith, Juhn Y, Far
well, II. T. Hemingway, Edward Ely, Cyrus
lientlcy, Prof. +. W. Fisk, Z. F. Gatoa. II. H.
iIeyio.is to tho calling to ORDER tho choir and
tho Third psesoytcr!aM Church quartet ,sa,s
several picccs. Sir. E!brtd1c u. Keith, tho rre:'
win wonl! upon tito Iroos.4'ln2sb BY rcutltnR from
the Holy scEspt,Ire. tulluwlnx with ps1ayer..
ponp EstIe.f I for paSs ~ an spo
liz hull bestowed a,It, tho good wnrk liu bad at.
powuryd tho Ass'HtAtion 10 do. kl!d that it, stiG-
tess might be further enlancoA " dod's graeo
lii. Keith shou stated that he would not rendnr
my Statistical relnFt ~ Ftgshlett, NJ th|s hAu
tluuHht thAt tho figures would not shDw what
had ACTUALLY boot, dono. t!u hoped thas Tho
great nec, OF Tho Association wIs larger. bottur
hnil,li!'F oo.aualHs aud wei appointed. which
, 1881-01-24
TEE COURTS,
DIVORCES.


William II. II. Mcconnell fled q bill Saturday
asking fur n divorce from his Hlfo Emma On
tho ground Of desnrtlot1.
Alfred II. sntasaa' $50 asks for dlvorca srom
Jennie SprHguu: causc, dcsertiou and adultery.
Judge GHr'inor granted divorce to -Olte A.
Locke fr.'ii ADrlIn L. Locke, oL the grouud or
1runkeuuCS3 = -
, 1881-01-24
THINGS THAT ABIDE.

gRll.t0N nY TllE REV, Dth TilONAA
The following RormoH haytny tor its thomp
"The Ihtngs that Ablde," was preached ysstor-
day p1oEning 70 large. congregation jp tho
Peopto's Church:
Aud now ublaeth faith, hope, charity, those
threej bur the greatest of these lk oAarlty.-L
Cor, ELL, ~.
In our study OF the growth OF, tdeas' on last
Sabbath, VIZ nosul SONS Ut the chauges thAt
, 1881-01-24
Ruua.WavoA II, tho n1as4tss,pps.

Among tho tNtts brought tn light 1y the re.
cent uHltcll StMteA survey OF Tho 3ttsslsalppI
lt!vcr Is tho existu,lcc " mnylng sana waves 10
tho ssroAm!. Those noar Helena. tn w4tes from
thirtuc ~ thirty fapt d1cp. thu report says, Ues
lnDSlug 1uwn ile river Ut I'LL average rlIe 0f
u9hteoA tept u day. TE.sv sand wAyes haYo aR
ASurAvu tenxth, counting tn,us creae To crert,
III about 3hl teGt, au e4treln0 length Of about
NV teet, alid un Myeraxu hight VI ubout ny2 toet.
aud Nu uxI Felne hlgat Df eight feet ftun valley
lArgo tlltncIlalnns, Ahi IunytnH with aueh veln-.
ty, luus tiAt SUN u l,slve bssi observed before
Ui the lower AtaJi4slppi.
, 1881-01-24
THE CALL.

Jupog gDRuMMoxu-Ge General business.
JunaE nLoD0Err-l0, ". Il, 2. g. IT. -, %, q, 4
II, T. < u, Is, 10, "a. 10, 6a e., q, 81. No. ID
Cunningham rs. Campbell. on trial; Instructions
only to bo glvon.
APPELLATE Counr-Not In scsaou to-day. Mo.
tons Tomorrow.
lunuR 0Anx-Call OF condemnation calendar.
No cnse on trial.
JUDGE sulrl-.No preliminary call, TrIal call
e.. ": "; ~. as: No. $40, Msslehon rs. Chi.
JunuE WILL1AyStlS-iUj, l07. loY, III. IT., III
~ NV, und III. No. 10a, unlowAy ". Kirby, IN
trjut. ..~
jUDun JAMEsox-Conses.otl mosions.
JunuE GANnNEll--CNtestCu nl0uUIlH. Call to-
Inorraw-lS, ~. g, ~ No. 7o3. Spotlight VI.
JuinE nonEWs-1p1,i, III. 1os. eoo. aae, ~ soS
to 2U71S, Inclusive. M caae on trial.
JunuE ANTaONy-Sa, II. 81. 70, u. %. q, ". e1.
81, w. l0l ln lG l0a, tol No. 9,aSe Bertaelster vi
BlverinxhOusO, un triAl.
JunOE TUl.Rt-CnlItcstct1 motions. -
Ju1uR DAHNuM-C0ntGst1d nlntousv
CttAISAI. Cuuitr-lupuR lIAWEs-Nos, tts,
CIT, G4S, wv, 1SA. wv, 75l, 3ll. anA fus.
, 1881-01-24


~ @ht'n s,hl tmks IL the HosfnaH hircss4 1Weitu4
s,ys: "Tl1sy nrs cute'n|M,r.ry Win tho cren''tt,
t,nnurtnl!ty."' As thoso t0verA Ut ,iun,b Nntt,ra
ind rea.1 u their Ilne tox.irv Tho sqlf:kept
mnn l0'k lntD that prodigy which we calt !" soui-
uty. nild chn ete TINT slye hr six tan'tnnd ycHrs
yer Wese consumed inc T. Gurry!nx toR.tucr tho montnl
nE4rngtte. Evtry legend nr pagv Or bIsturY
which placcs hct1ro ,ia Musos consulting his
Egyptian rcpnlrlnK u i trmpic or d 0rccK
ss4IeslHn consulting IN oracIt. t,r IL st'nnstrs
f1lnw't,R i'ls tlntMon, Or M Eplctct,,s nr Anre-
Ghspnl. tells III that tho tn,mcnsn utility hf ~.
!lay which we c.tll "cni,1htonlncnt." nr. "siio
saiishino that seemed 70 canic fron, i Uui as1d
xEew ~ m ,ir which blew awcnt ma rernnl ~
ICON, ,Sotn ths .tF@,,cr @ paradise: Ml'nt t'tot warmth
fntG 've cai,'lnt say; therO wins, Indeed. ,1ttvh
t'sher inil,loI,ce but is n'so evident Tint TIN
strange I I'n%nr ut rallRfon cnterGl deeply into
cycry fi'ststntion from the fotlnolt4 " Al, cIn-
ting rorsh upou Iotrl,uy. ".'7',
forge rs 4 is 70 note Tho ualIty and nantity IL
Il physical power. Map cut t,uto how much annl
n sen Or river has tnken 5, nwAy ~ Or lans oraxht:
kHyG p!lcd ii,o @ sanas at sho neal Of lhis laks.
M!c!'lKI,'; b'it mt 80 cxnnty cat, nc nctcrtnlne
T T ts e ~ Il ,at ,se Sw q q "s sat as n
Tx"rt ,nruaurctncnfa t,.asis. I,,,t MI an .vItn
nr""t nmt'rn ritnntn ,ncn"rc,nnnts MN 1hnv W.. ~.
pssbp. ai,d cvet, eM.y: a.,si ,,,n,,,;r ihrss H. IT,
r,yll,,Mt, nstinntre ii ns ,,,".n lin nssrr,Ihn
ttot ,in,vu rrr, rni,,in,s nri.,fti i"a Gn.me ~
innn ,i,n gro,,ttat ,,',nnt1tv ~ ,,n nsnf,,1 ~ ~
h;,,ro, ~ ny1Istmnuc Wn;in H.. ~ rnris,, MI Sr.t ~. -
n"str Sos Gee uspa hs pn5sunby MI pIs' pnny tor or
Sirn 'tnt uhi,,tSMnhs Ttvs"c ti.at, ~ ,rt.tIatr
Ina ,w ttnt",riin,, str,Iiv No 'a.r, tmtr VIZ
nMrf ~ ,,mMs hcrfin1r' Hothin,, .s,n w., , .mo
r"ivr,i ~ ~ i,einv ~ ,nore v"it," HIM ~, foni
IN, ihnt m mar n"1,,n ~ yr",n M"s,or w,rLran
ma ' hns ~" ~ rnntirr ,mni s"cnrn, "T Th,s
o n tn.+ o In. .o'Ga mnnh.M ' o fCH,i, i.1 a1
cSrnc,ar S r md societv ,nn re III Xxx vaar,e1
~ ~ ~ III tn tfnns ~ ,In stssns,nn, III
M y nniv ma II t,nn mMvorr,,i svbors, Il ~. onp
i,tt VIZ II kau . Villa" rtnnst avnru,sHnrn Ao ,,
nssn,,n ~ i,o t,,'nr,n ~ tta t,;H rta n ~ stMa a
,,sitt les.onu @ j,,t S4, J., % tt LIZ at oa u ~ Nv
Enn nhIn y, st,i, ti ,ton ~ % t3. ~" MAJ, n' T
iat 'n n,St I s.tr nm, @ sI,,,,o I,I , ~ tfIiI, if,
~ rhis h1no hna i.in fp ic ~ ~ h y. 9
s,,t m IL" l,nl,js mi vtat,s ,rl,"r III" npnn,,in
h~rn nnsanS IN ana M thnir 1 , y XIII
on.o, Gnn;,ns & I ~. o ~ 'y Msy a.!a @
rn,,,hI,na ,viih shn t."ss 1tI ~ vtrl, % stsu
rIpn b,G ou ,o "a on,1 ~, ,ntnn
~ ~ .rn.t ,vtf 10 hon"Inae onEnnss ,a Wv t
., ,aos s, s,, ~ v t
t'otr ssna ttn oo,ntr,,,s wv, a ~
thoir nrnyers, o,i hmvn ,!lo % ti,o anIvntiom
X ~ oo,,n ,,
, 1881-01-24
.1lJI)fsAlEN'rS.

BupEnl0N CoullT-jvDnE W1LL1AMsoN-T. y.
Albright ct vi. Va. Joseph ll0rz0y aud David
WlsknwskY, verdict, s43QA3, and motion for new
tslRI.-M. "A. ldltnus vs.. lvhaOll Al. Wpxt. teu0.
Jut4is uA1kv-MAtl ija,tA vs.. City Of CnteaKoy
, 1881-01-24

lOClFIN0 may OhAlNU and vet YNIfh IN tho 1(Fss
tr!na itatlf ID mRlnialn0u, And thta oxrINlMs
very many pf tho changes thur 1ttu ruling Ot,
4nd Christ, and thu 1tSHon,cnt, and tho Nlhle,
md the fufurD IifD differently froui whit ihoy
1nco e dttl. They arc locking at sho nntanrity 81
and Inc ynlues Of corpInJ,,lvs differently Jrmti
whit thoy once did. ThCre has heei il Rrp0t
change III tho umNto mind OH those subjects
since tho 4Nys of L0thUr; hut whoa wo co0,0 TO
luok Ut tho henrt Gt roltxol ut 4lodno.s of life.
at tho i3IGlo aa cnntAinIug thv hIxi,,,st INV u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

POLICE CoURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Monroe Poindexter (cOlored), charged
with aSsaulting and beating Violet Poindex-
ter, his wife. The case was continued TIL
To- day.
w. II. Rowe, charged with assauIting
and abusing William Willis. The case was
continued till to-day. Fl|
J.E. Warren. assault and battery. The
case was dismissed on payment Of costs.
| G.. G. Vaughan and Walter Grubbs were
fined S5 each for fighting and creating dis
lurbance in the street. .tt
Alexander Wilson and Mary Town (both
colored), charged with fighting at the Rich
moud and DanviIle railroad deI0.. The
ease was continued till to-ds4.
William Cardona was fined S5 for being
drunk and fighting in the bar.roOm OF -.
Ferrara. He was also required 10 give
bond to keep the peace for three months.
William Slater was t0ed 81 for being
drunk aud sleeping IN the street.
Charles Taylor and Charles Jones (both
colored) were fined S2 each for fighting in
the msTket-bouse.
Lucy Bradley (eolored), charged with at
tempting TO obtain goods from Herman
Schmidt under false pretences. The evil
dence was not sufficient 10 sustain the
charge, but she was held in default OF
surety to keep the peace.
Samuel Montague (colOred(, charged with
stealing a coat and vest from Frank Bagley,
was ordered fifteen stripes.
Robert KIRBY and William Bingham,
yagrants, were committed 10 Jail in default
OF surety for their good behavior.
Cary LghiioOt, charged with threatening
| TO Kill bis wife, was committed to Jail In
default Of 5000 surety to keep the peace.
julia Ann Crump (colored), charged With
abusing and using threatening language to-
! wards Ellen Preston, was fined $3.50 and
required to give surety for her good beha'
VlOr.
Silvia Robinson aud Lucinda Lawrence,
charged with being disorderly and creating
disturbance on the premises OF George
Allison, were required 10 give surety for
their good behavior.
Mary Lawson and Richard Jackson tboth
colored), charged with creating disturb
ance in the street, were required to give
surety foS their good behavior.
James Randolph (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street,
WAS nned s2.
J. ID. Harris and William Bolton, for
being drunk. were fined 81 each.
William Bowles, Mary Lawson, and
Richard Jackson (all colored), were tned %
each for lighting in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06
Now Real EatHte Firm.

Mr.. b. NJ. Quarles, late with d. o. Davis
Il Co., and Mr.. II. A. MeCurdy, late with
Robert B. Lyme, have formed co-partner-
shin, under the frm-nsme OF Qnarles d
McCurdy, for the purpose OF conducting
the real estate business in all its branches at
the old stand OF the late Robert B. Lyme,
1912 Main street. Both OF these gentlemen
are we'll and faVorably known in our busi-
ness circles, the former having had large
mercantile experience, and the latter having
been with Mr.. r. b. Lyme for the past six
years, during which time he has acquired a
knowledge OF the real estate business which
will be used for the benefit OF the patrons
of the new firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06
AT A STAND.
No Progress in the Way or AN Under.
standing 90 Procure IA Better
Water supply.

The Conference Adjourned until To-horrow-
Judge Christians Injunction Issued; the
Hollywood Waste-6ate shut-Alleged Inter-
ference with Grants. Dam by the City Au-
thorities-A Reporter Seeking Information
Painfully Slow Work on the New Pump
Household Deal Of Water I'm the Ressr.
voirs-Facts and Figures, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

THE STEAMSHIP OLD DOMINION AGROUND.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 O'Clock the
steamship Old Dominion, while on her way
10 the river. ran aground short distance
this side OF Dutch Gap. The steamer
Ariel, which was short distance behind,
came up and attempted TO get her shoat,
but falling Ia this, the Old Dominion's pas
eengers were transferred 10 the Ariel and
brought to the city. AS the tide had been
running out nearly three hours at the time
Of the accident, 1t Is probable that with the
return OF high wster al 2:5S this morning
the vessel Was gotten of. The Ariel bad
one Of ber wheel-h0Hses slightly damaged
while trying 10 assist The Old Dominion.
Later.-The Old Dominion arrived at her
wharf few minules after midnight last
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

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