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, 1881-09-02
THE EASTERN I)UOUTII.
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Spfttat Dtsputeh to The Chicago Tribune.
TORoNro, Ont, Sept. 1.-Fnrthur accounts
received this ,norning Of thu fires now raging
throughout tho country confirm previous re-
ports Of their appalling extent ail great DE-
strArtiyeness. The Inhabitants nj cntirc vii
lagos are engaged In battling with tile u,ncs,
which seriously threaten the destruction Ut
their houses. The fires III solle localities :lro
too numerous to count. Neur Lindsay thirty
farmds lave suffered tho irrepnrabIe tlisrort-
l1le Of losing their entire crops and lit Mus
kOkn two children fell Victims to tho destroy
luz element. Everywhere, In nil directions,
the flames are striking terror tnt0 the hearts
OF tho farmers, who sec the results OF their
hard labor I'll imminent danger of being
swept AWAY, antl they powerless to prevent
1t. III ltlA1ly Instances they are
MOVING EVERYTHING stovAnr.E,
In order to reslcli place Ut greater security,
hut they ctnnut tell how soo, tile alnes viii
follow oil III swift obstruction. lsntn is IN
Indispensable necessity through the elitIro
province Mt tho present moment. II 1t should
not cDlla tim consequences will be terrible,
!,uln allu devastation Of property threatens
thousands Of Industrious farmers of this
great province. Aloug tho lines or tho Grand
Trunk aMi Kingston l. ponbroke Railways,
around Kingston. up through tho Ottawn
district, and NIL ulong the northern boundary
Ut tic province on into A1uskoEa Tho ilu,nes
arc burning iiercely. In Western Ontario,
tho hcayy rain which fell nj I.n,,tlon aud
vicinity yesterday went a long way towards
dumping out thu fires, mud my extreme dan.
gor III this district IL ayorscd.
ABOUND OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, S1pt. 1.-busli fires are reported
OH MI sides irp with frrt,1t ttnstr,,ntto,, ~
, 1881-09-02

Action for Ikrcnch Of Promise Of Mar.
rlAgo Instituted by. n HInn-EEe claims
that Ills Affections IIavq Been Tritiea

with.
Nf1p Tori: Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Ang. :at-A novel suit for
brench of promise OF nlnrrlagc, III which the
plaintiff is II man, was Instituted to-day be,
fore II magistrate in this city. Winfield s.
]Iansbury, tlie plaintiff, Is employed us leti
tor-carrler iii the West Philadelphia snb!
post-OfIce. lie has been twice wldower,
and Is ii years old, although )lo looks ilye
years younger. lie WIS found Mt lis House
iii West Philadelphia tonight ty II Herald
representative, to whom lle said tHat he fel1
{,,stillHl lii bringing tho s,it. as the young
la!ty lasl trftled SERIOUSLY with hts alfectlons'
~ bsea,as @ M acquaI,te'l Wit, ill.,, Miss Ks ai' 1aa
of Iny seeunl wife" salu ne. II first pro-
ltospa marriage to her sister Hannah. and mas
roIectcd. l tfion began paying attention 70
Julin. Ntid, my addresses being fayofablf
received, offered l!cr. my hum! u1d heatf|
llaye lie tates down @ iine. Everythlng went
smoothly for ono yenr; then We fell out, and
iii tlla' latter part OF July, 1850. We separated.
Wltcl. threw tIp on n sick bed. STU after;
ward ploAt!etl with me to take her buck, and
y reconciliation was ctfcctc4 Tn Mafeh iaa1a
:1,ot q 9f the s present {enr aSs tSrr Ksyss 1s
In forming Tic. acquaintance ot :
young lnuit will. whom She curresponded
had excited my jcntonsy In tlis lirst place,
nhti In tn!klng over II We ultarrrlea secona
tine. Sl!u htcaulu cooler Md coo!ef. ana
two weekS sYo she pnryosrly ayeiaea aa ats tns
wlllcl, yhull push to thu bitter !Gash." .,..
Miss killey, whose tluiei Ii Will! lirr taotaeE
md brother, 1T No. ~ North 'rt!itty.!illi!N
streut. was found to be absent ut s!ie As9a!y Ia.
lnrk calap-leetns lt hsr eiSef y t,a s,Sir. IN.
fnntlftI Ht1t hv Ifn,1Sh1trV'A l0WyGr, although
, 1881-09-02

Sptetat Dupateh to 1ka ChGedao 1rfaans.
koKo,IO, Ind, SGpt. IA refreshing
shower Of rain fell hers this evening, aftcr.n
lons mid protractei .lr0ntt. 1t has come
ton lnte TO do corn much good, but will he Ut
untold benefit to wheat ground.
REMINGTON.
Sptetat Dltpateh 10 The Chfedoo Tribune.
llEM1S0roS. Ind, Sept. 1.-lseports from
corn crop rs being materially Injured by tho
los,g-coMttnned .lrD1lth. It Is clllphntically
true Of tliis, The leading corn-productng Ills
trict Of the Stnte. 1!nrIy In the scnsoI,, nli
oven up to july u, there was every lntitcn-
seyenty-tIve bushels per ,,cre, but, now It Is
doubtful whether twenty-five bushels Is not
t1D hlgt, MI estimate. fle potato crop Is
Utmost MI entfre failure. Tile people are
praying for cop!ous fall Of rain.
, 1881-09-02
TIE H'r. PAUL EXTENSION.
tYbStfnf f5fhn1f<h l. i4n,.,

DUBUQUE, H., Sept. l.-f'ra,lilg OIL tho
Monroe Branch OF tho Chicago, Milwaukee
Il 81. Paul lsoau WIS completed 10 Shulls-
burg totlay, mid the intention is to have
trntls rnnnl,,g to that point within tun days.
fully 4 siiOMtll snoi,er thu VIA expected
wl,ei. tl!n wurk begnn. .ShMtlnbnrg j. fuEty:
elEl,t Ml!ts fruns ttlis City, Rnu It ii believed
IL lu tlle Intention Ut tho cu,ptll,y to pIlsl,
on to This elty ut III early .tRy, wlluM we will
have direct rollte to:AfllWnukec.
, 1881-09-02
MOVING THEIR TRACKS,.

CEDAR RAptDs, H.. Sept. 1.-'rhu Chicago
tottay 10 meet tho city committee in regard
10 replacing their tracks In this ctty to per-
nit tho Chicago, Milwaukee u st. Paul track
t0 ho lafti through thu city for tho Ottumlla
extension. TlMy will Rrunt the ru0ucst llri1-
yEdctl the elty VII! indemnify, tl.cIn aGainst
t!n,nnge arising from tie replacing OF their
trarks from tho certru to the Side Ut the
Htreet. TlIls will probably be done, mud the
exlc'lsiun will then Immediately hs com.
NIpuGgt,
, 1881-09-02

l}0 ynu know what It ts to suffer with piles?
II ynlI all,, you ktluw what is 0nu of tho worst
t1r.ucnis 0i tho human f1Nt1c. Tho must per-
feet Gnre ever known ~ Kidney Wort. 1t cures
eotistlratlot!. and then ta tonic aetion restores
curFencu of dIsrasu. Try It without de,ay,
The dry and the liquid are both sulu by drug
+stAtp -i1I.A. 80
, 1881-09-02
THE AGENT At HOT sPRlSGs:. ;l!s,l' i.
ssI.t.I fn.,aatAh In In GhitQ1Q lIaNN.'

llor SrIux0s, Ark, Sept. l'-.An I,'',Ii !" hi,
IL helnX Mta.le by prominent lhe', H.. :" mrs, w
State tu re,loyp t,ell. u. +. Kelley, NV s,tot,
INT Superintendent Of tho lio. fpll - vii
Reservation. Ten. Kelley, ~ u IT., - a1ul
known, IA II resident of West ,lss1" ,lss.n, Tts
uereforu thu ul,pstipn Il. him + sfsa "a s .at. II.
sass Citizen, ati t(a pressure s,uts,s1!t tp. II Vii
being rnatty "! the prrSyIl ite"tHusi en,,vusi tIl4
undoubtedly l!lyu Tho effect 10 ,,E ,Gl i, tu''.
tu stDu tllwjl a,al out. IlIe a'sniMi,, iai,,x s!,tJ
silerttl Il fit nlle llele. thc sala,,, sai,,., 'e'
l,er nllnutl; lience thu scf@hlp'e.
:, L,rA
, 1881-09-02

Ep8ttat Djtp1tch to The CHICAGO Irft

Ep.etat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WATERFOWL, Wis, Sept. LA severe
tlront!l WIS broken In this section by heavy
rain last night a1d this morning, which has
greatly improved the corn crop aIld Rrass,
and ,natta 1t possible for turner's to do their
full blowing.
, 1881-09-02
RUFUS IIATCII,

4 TFLEOilltAL Fi,0M THE PHILOSOPHER.
3peetas Dtpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YotslS, Sept 1.-The receipts Of
wheat ut tho fosr principal winter wheat
po'nts-St. Louis, indianapolis, Tolcdo, mud
Detrolt-ln 1880, lot the months Of July nnti
August, were 20, ,70000O. a1ld for 1891 Y,0.aI,-
200. showing tic receipts to be only 20 per
cent Of what they. .were lust year. And. as
wlteat is u Or I'D celits higher tl,an Inst ycur,
1t shows to my 1hIhtl that tile whole winter
wheat crop is not going to be much over 10
per cont 0f w,at II WIS III 1SSQ-less than
your 0Wil cstfnlnteH.
THE nisOuTl[
Inns extended east of tile Afteghenfes. No
raln Ut auy consequence for sIxty days; mono
ut NIL for thirty. The Information l um re-
celyIng every day from different points i'll
'ilcates less than l'alf u crop for tlle wllole
United States. a calamity affecting every
Interest Of tho country us this Will has not
been experienced fur twemty.tlye years. IA
bigger setting Oil every safety-yutyo Jay
Gould llas been caught III Ills uwll pntent
nlq,lse-trap, and don't you forget 1t.
itt3FlTH IIATCII,
, 1881-09-02

UA1TlM0tE, Sept, 1.-The Baltimore il
OhIn lta!lrua.t Company open their eloyator
for the reception ut grim Muntay next, a.l,l.
luz .SQ0, ,000 bushels to lls stnraRe capacity,
ant will not lnrirAso tho sturngu rplGs, as
tlCre WILL be III lAtlKer or biOgkAlv,
, 1881-09-02

f0rtnl,ly warm.
SEw iEllst:f.
TRENTON, n. j.. Sept. l.-Crr,s n1nl cattle
nrc suffering froll thu ,routll, which extends
tho wl,ole !cttglh Nl,d brcn,itb ol tho State.
Tllu nlne Mountains In New Jersey Nro
b"zing for miles. nense slnpko obscMrcs tho
sttti. The heat IL Intense. III tho northern
aart Of Hudson County, where the wntor
supply Is entirely derived frun wells, tito
residents are compelled to cart wntcr
from Jersey City an.l lIohoken, atnl
aro paying ~ htgh us sto
lrr loatl. Tho North Hudson Coli,,.y ltatt-
r,at Company, wIu ''asn about Go0 horses III
West flobUkcn. .urt MI their wafer In large
iron turks. Burlington. County rap0rts t'e
Delaware River A,ni MI other streu,,ls ul!-
commonly low. Wells. ctslGrls, ntHt springs
nsfort barely ctonglt wnter for fllnlly tlsc.
cnFi, crops alit pastures arc burning NJ. MT
csun Il yesligc Of grccl. chi be sccn III lMnlIy
Ilrldts.
PENNSYLVANIA.
sufetnt Dhtatch to Tie Chicago Tribune
BisAbroliD, ltl., Sept. Ia iicavy. wei
come sAuwcr tonight distinguished tic many
forest fires ragIne Ill tIs vicinity. At Kill
zi1n toany nbuul twenty wells aiMi i,000 bar
rels Of oil burned. At other points tho tln,ll
aga WIS ctlualls.grcat. Thu oil property ut
Mu11,,,,,. 1sn,. Sr,,t. ,'--Enrost f,r,s mr.,
l,rpuktnv n,lt nil ao,,,r ,1t, ,}rln,vnn, Valley,
unl tim s,1, Ia r,fIrriy nl,scnrs.,l i1y smol,r'
There Inns been no rain of my account siHcc
tito 0tl, Of Jnly. Large fires nte reported Il,
I.,rrsI,,,tu, 1,u Snnt. ia ,lr, j., r,ot,,,
In tho [oresls Of Crawford Co,tnty. a wl.lu
'.rea Inns nlretty been burned uycr, nlpi thu
flames will prnImhly r,u,tiu,,,, nnti1 ry,i,,-
eutslcd BY rain.
y,t,o1yt,,
Eur1,lu,cxs,,,tu,. W.. Srut. l.--T,,o uu.
prcrcJcntcl ,lrot,t!l prevailing IN Nurlbcru
Vfrriutn has ,rcn tlIsosfrn,,. tn t,,o rnru
rrnt, T.. v,,,o ,,or,;,ro r,,,, i,r, ,,rt r,ii,,
IN ti,rra ,u,,nths 'I,i,or, J., ~ f,'u, e,r +,,a
"o,,tc amt l., s,,,r o,os ,,u.,,,s t,,,..s
ut,ns H., tb, It,,,,or n,'n,,,..,,. ,,.an;
r ~ orts. 1.'pt''"''.'"IN ""'e1 -
, 1881-09-02
TIE BALTIMORE IL OHIO MANAGE
MENT.
4 ttntn} \, f+t,u, n f,noro tSx fJt.,,t,t

a dispatch FROM Baltimore 10 tho Ciileill-
natl Comnscrciat says:
~ II huvo It mn trat-i1lto nsttAorIty that Col.
Ut tho l!ultnor & OhIo ltaIroud Colnnally. is IL
succeed 10 tho vacant Secoud Vlce- Presidency
Ra aj ssr IL IL I'D Sfyss eo y wss so'
ss Is coeedet oao % Ut & .1o hest ccors tho ila!..
iiu cae 70 the iaii,ao.o & onio Utter liz WI.
rior ruilroud ability Ind bccn ucciIontaily
hr.NIKtt to tho attention Of President
ana a. pss VIZ anti The ho 5 o
'eared to nll the e1nptoyGs Of tho transportation
.lIcMs5muntM M nr the raad. yh!s would h1vc cot'-
VIVA HI much disllked US thu othor WIS popular.
lo WIS coi!stnntly1to quote the sentiment Of
a s sS nsy asrSs e ssS
threo reductions OF ~ per cent ench-tho Inst Of
which c.llIninated in the railway strike OF 1s77-
satoI throuSh CO.. ssarp tic 0itaf iatser foa'd
:nnny onenss among tho men. VIM wore nut n-
@ Feeling n asst tna seesna sao Vea
PRESIDENT became manifest. aud while tho Mas
ter ct Tnsrort,ntion ~, YES up the Inc of Eoad
al1evc atrai to yeniare o. out dus'ua the eonz
Sharp rcetgncd-nB many believed. sacrincsd Ia
II wsoso Ro'ey snf h9 0sS % to ssy hs sas If
Southern Noad ns Its head. Subsequently he
WIS nppointtd Kcceivor, and recontty, whun
thMt lltle and branches werG sold, Col. Sharp be-
gan the construction Of Il linz Of road in North
Earoitna. Ut which ho T. still engaged. John
to III health, is beloved au,onE rnli.
road illcn to hAvo been. reully lIc-
canso Hubert. Garrett ranked him III
tho First Ytce- Presidency Of tho baltimore l.
Ohio. Apropos Of this subject, It ia well to Eiyo
tho true lnwartlneAs or tho failure ot the l.,ltl-
more j. Oh!o people to secure control OF tho
PhltndelphiM. Wilmington s baltimore Railroad
few months aKo. In which effort they wore
ualkel BY President Roberts Of the PNnnsy-
ynnta. Tho story Is stmpfn and br!ef. Ifnd
ltnbUrt 0Arrett, who WAS managing tho alralr,
hecn FREQ to act. tho negotiations you'll have
M hGo', successtnl; but ho was oblIgod to submit
John ". larrott, who wis fn Europe. and while
they were communicating 70 nnl fro tho prize
slipped from tho1r grasp. Thu President IL Il
iloHt particular und careful mah, too much 50,
i Is snla. and the nla,n cause Of thu Dolby, It Ii
sail. was h1s hesitRhoy lit accepting the state.
Inent regarding tho tloatlng tteht OF tho Phila.
delphla, Wilmington i3nltimoro Company.
, 1881-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The lines OF tile
Philadelphia, Wilmington II baltimore llall-
rnaA fornlally passed into the coNtro! OF tbs
lennsylyahia lsallroau Company this morn.
ing.
, 1881-09-02
READING.

pHlLADEIPlilA, Sept. l--rhcre nre rumors
0a.x~~"s That iaru.a holders OF Junior ysrur.
, 1881-09-02

W - *~FH 1*k&t0s1& 4kK 2*5* !,
dpkttat pItsaeeh to Ihs Ehtsaaa 7fthuHs,
MILWAUKEE, Sept. lit Is rumorcd that
etghtl,-class freight rntes lIeru l,nye been cut
from II 10 II cents per IU0 pounds. Tho
ayentS ali tlelly tho rull0r.
, 1881-09-02

.
Nf"xM"rrIt, H. i, Sept. l.--1'lIr uarn crop III
Warren County iia$ hut hl.G,i Infected by tllo
raIiIlalt in .1ullr. An i.!rll n,,,t il quarter
EatMfall lust week will materially .,ssEst the
rror. IN tilling G,.t. Experts cs!i.intc this
years crnit III fully 70 Ier. cent Of last ycMr'
crop, wilrh WIS extraordinarily guud.
, 1881-09-02

Kidney aud Urinary complaints " -
purlu, ,s,nutly t,1,rtal With tlNu lt3tkeFs.
, 1881-09-02

Inns been tnken for Tic purpose Of u.uktpr
tho speculation IN tickels by scnlpers and
,, ntiisrs ~ ln,nassib!ll.y. 'l't1e pr*ent tils-
Is mostly tt,e tn tn. speculation III Tickets by
srafprrs atnl ntlcr u.ltsl,lr 1lnrtcs. Wlrn-
ever tpstsl wnhtrd IL cut tho ratcs wtl,oMt
tSS ass isiof u nis f fftis;l tukSs h o + s!py slys
of seal lpers will, permission 70 sell them ut re-
tlllcetl rntcs. Aud whenever II was found out
that such tickets were III tue llntltls Of scalp
riley resited. Tnc' prescni @ WIZ on Sis passen =:
Egr business NJ 81. Louis nnd other Western
points IS ,nt IN this ca,lsG. :Sunln t1tnO az,
4 was .tlscayeretl tllal sul'o return p'riinns
l"llisyltnlt!a III were in thu hnnta VI III. i.nlt4
sral,ters n,Mt wele hclng Sn!tl NJ nIIcl, less
finn rr.!llnr rates Ihn Tcn,isylya'in ~
@ II ',n ntnu f!tfE s:ys ay Tlss leHtss ,ai viii I i @ se IT,
ers, aistt ll,at tiIuy must lnyr hnem ntIalnit
irnt,' p'Irtle; WIN ''tl purchased u,e,l 1eai-
inlAscty. atld l.AvIng llO l,se, for thu return
n@rt'os9s s"it t,.om To- sea!nsrs: '!his nx;
Il generNl cuttlrg 1f rites VIVA the result.
TlM l'ennsylslisla lines. nv1,tgntty not
curing IN f,,lluw tllo rxali,plc Of Tho 0tliur
md tllsten.l Of allowing TIC senlpers u Ii,
tho lighting for them, they mean tu Ito their
Owl, lighting, aud will u,eet thu .rates imlI!o
by utllef rOatts by selling Cl0sely-itMftefl tick
cts ~ us lnw r,ltes rs Mrc nlutie bS eofilpct.
lny lines ut their OWL dflEcGs.
'j'!lis netol, OH, tic part Of tho 1'cMllsyI-
vas'ln will probably. to lil0ru to restarc pas
thllsg rlso ca,lIl tlt,, ~ they chi, give tin
public the l,enn!tt Ut Tic commissions md
rebates now paid py competing, !ttles 10 tho
Tic iipll siusic-atutstl lin 1'o',,syv,i,,iia. III
ltmcs l'lare themselves ut disadvantage, NJ
ult Tic sca'pers nlut outside Ticket ngChts
will tlse their Influence uganst tlicmi, but
they evidently feel themselves strrMg
carry II tu StlcGcssfut unll. 1t
Il generally coiicetru ,!atllOng tpnrEal
Passenger Agents tIern tlhlt tlio lIosItlnI
Dn0 under the circumstances, md tint tho
other lines will Hoorer or later iutl II to their
advantage to p1trstlo similar course.
, 1881-09-02

Suur, Elta,s, IT,. Sent. I'VE l,n,l Il
Eontl stlOwer Of rain carIy this morning. lust
l,lE nbuut tllrcc1ltartcvs nf MI lloMr. which
will do Il vast Alnul1tlt NJ rnUl 10 pastures
n c t ''aM 't tta.oss nIn ;,, !, y fg,tS aS s1
inltly weeks sinCe WE 1,tltl my rnin before oi
my consequence, aml this shower Is very
WELCOME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-20
La Generate; or, Sequel 10 the Rev
ellie and the BugIe.

EIseing the last summons 10 the more distant III
landers 10 prepare for the approaching
Lowland festival)
Rise, leaders and chiefs Of the ancient dominion,
The wisdom and yalor and pride Of the land.
The lights and the guides Of the peoples opinion
When honor's IN question or dangers al bgnd
Arise Ike your streams In this season II showers;
Increasing by union In volume and weight,
Assemble your forces. unite oil your powers
TO welcome fayette and 10 honor the State.
To him who devoted his blood and his treasure
TO shield rs in danger and soOthc us In woe,
Virginia with vivid emotions Of pleasure,
a grateful return Of affection will show
Her sons and her daughters impatient are waiting
The signal for country and town 30 collect,
All hearts nj the Joyous occasion dilating,
OF showing their gratitude, love, and respect.
The annals Of time and the records Of ages,
10 vain for a parallel scene we explore,
To that whi;h viii brighten our historys pages,
When visits Fayette the Nirginan shore;
a nation OF freeman, unanimous greeting
A hero 20 whom they acknowledge their debt,
The world has not seen so affecting meeting
As that which at yorktown awaits Lafayette.
From heights that o'eriOok the expansc Of the
0eeln,
To distant 0hIo's fair streams In the west,
firNnlas domain Is IN pleasing c0mmOti0n,
To hail the approach Of the national guest -;
Prom nfiy line Counties, hue illuc ubique,
Perhaps from IA hundred, will parties be met,
Men, maidens, and youths Nirelnes, puerique,
All eager TO WELCOME and HONOR FAYETrE.
sThe French call the Ohio Ia belle riviere''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-20
Am Ingenious Thief.
now HE OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A PAIR
DIAMONDS.

HOW he OBTAINED POSSESSION OF a PAIR OF
DIAMONDS.
The London Globe tells this story:
The Theatre of Ofen Puda-Pesth) was
the scene of his deJot, though this was
made in q loge, not on the stage. 1t appears
that last week certain Hungarian Countess,
well known for her riches and beauty 0he
same spirited lady who last year seconded
her brother in dueD, graced with her
presence the performance at the Arcsa,
or summer theatre. On one OF her
fair fingers my lady wore two splendid
diamond rings, exactly like each other.
During an entr'Gcte there presented
himself in her box big fellow in
gorgeous livery-siX feet Of the finest fun
KEY imaginable. Quoth he, in finest Hun
garian: "1Iy mistress, Princess P, has
sent me 70 beg OF your ladyship the loan OF
one of your rings for five minutes. Her
Highuess has observed them from her box
opposite. and is very anxious to have one
made after the pattern" Without an III
stant's hesitation the Countess handed Il
ring to ",JeameS," who bowed with re-
spectfui dignity and retired. The per-
Torrance over, the two great ladies'
met on the staircase, and the Countess
begged her friend to keep the ring
at her convenience. "What ring, my
dear?r Denouement! Tabeaul The
"powdcred mental" was no flunkey at all,
but q thief, and the ring was gone. The
police were informed OF the impudent
trick. Justice seemed to have oyertaken
the culprit in very few strides, for next
morning the Countess, whilst still en- rObe
de chdmJre, received letter informing
her that the thief had been caught
and the ring found on his person
"Only," added the note, "the man
stoutly denies the charge and declares
the ring TO be his own. To clear up all
doubt, pray come at once 10 the Police
station. on send the duplicate ring by
bearer" To draw the second ring from
the finger and entrust it ioyiully to the
meSsenger-a fine fellow in full police uni
form, together with handsome "tip" for
the glorious news, was the work of mo-
ment Only when my lady, an hour later,
betook herself radiant to the police station
to recover her Jewels, slight mistake came
TO light. "Well, my rings? / could not
come myself the instant got your letter."
"What letter, madame?" Denouementl
Tableau No. 3 The thief had got them
both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-20
The Buglc; or, Call OF tho Virginia
MOuutaiucers 10 Yorktown.

Hold sons Of the mountains, from childhood de-
To range FOR diversion the woodlands around
To hunt out the hear or the Wild deer a1rigltcd
Al hearing Your rifles lond-echOing sound:
Suspend FOR The present your sports Of the Wild
The dangers the pleasures the tolls Of the chase
And leave for awhile tie sweet haunts Of your
The festival scene Of the Lowland to grace.
Brave sons OF Virginia in forest and valley,
Your rifles are ready 10 move ~ word;
And The sound Of the Duglc now calls you to rally
With llyeller notes than your mountains Ger
IL calls YOU to yorktown, where glory attended
The fathers whose fame aud whose proves you
To welcome The Chieftain that bravely defended
The soil and the cause TO your bosoms 50 dear.
Oar friends to the Eastward, with beautiful no.
or srches triumphai and ornaments gay,
Have watched and attended and followed his mo-
Intent tIieir affection and zeal TO display;
But yOu Mountaincersi who have no decoration
May wake I'm the mind of the "gucst Of Che ma
The sweetest and dearest of all his reviews.
Tie drcss that ylrginians Of old took delight In,
With pouches aud powder-horns sinply be-
Fayette saw your fathers oft muster and fight in,
And holds H. for their sake, In love and respect:
Their courage, their patlence, In every nrlyalion'
The sons OF such men TO ihe last generation,
WIN meet with the favor and smiles Of FAY
ETTE.
To Yorktown then come the nineteenth Of October,
The day that Virginia won victory's crown;
When Washington Joined with FSyeIte TO enrcbe
her
In sestments of triumph and wrcaths OF rcnown !:
Twas there that CORVALLIS and Iarleton, the
savage,
Whose nerciIess havoc had wantoncd around,
Were forced 10 resign all the fruits OF their rayage
And all the fine plumber their enterprise found.
Come then, hountalneers, It's the summons Of
duty,
or honor and gratitude, pleasure, and pride;
Conc Join the bright train OF youth, fashion, and
beauty,
That moves Ia procession to Chesapeake's tide;
TIE heights of old yorktown, at present in bushcs,
Once more shah be crowned with the brilliant
array
OF wars nodding plumase and bcauty's sweet
bushes,
To WELCOME FAYETTE, and to HONOR THE
DAY.