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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
NOAH WALKER & co.
t65 ana IG7 west Baltimore Street,
ISALTIHIORE,
Making Hatches.

Defective Watch Cases are one of the chief
cir~t.- of SD many watches NOT being soo. time
ri...~. Thcci~es being thin and uo' ntuuS
V.Ii admit dust and diu to the movement,
which soon iuter.crc~ wIth tac running parts oi
the watch ncccs>iiating cleaning repairing,
l. ANA tlcamolut thus paid ont n appiied
tuvagi tayiug % good case in the beginning
would have -atcl all tlis trouble and expense
\V, h9rc recently seem "a ease th1t meets oil
chose. r.luiromcuts. it having been carried Tor
ote- twenty wears and still remains perfect
,.r.f.r t5 ,he JAS. BOSS patent SrlEFEN Li'
G,lpCA~E which bass hce1mc one oi thc staple
article, of the Jevclry trade, possessing as II
lr... ~omauv advantages over all o,her W2lch
,...... bclu- made of two heavy plates oi sohi
,-,lI over a ulateof composition. and We advise
.Ii ,lr readers t1 ask thcirJcwclcr tor card or
...falo..l. tbat viii Nr.aiu the manucri I'm which
tluv are made.
If Il, the only SrIFrrN-r CASE u1ie Niih t"o
rr.t,, of gold. seamless pendants, ami center.
,.iil Joints. crown pieces, Nc, al. ot Wnich are
covered Lv letters patent Therefore nu( no
....,,. before consulting }twclcr who Keeps shc
las Ross ParENr SrITFENED Com CASE that
.,p may learn the difference between II ana All
limitations that claim t0 Dee equally as good.
For sIle hr ail responsible Jewellers. AK 90
SID. the varuut that accompanies each case,
and DON'T Dee persuaded that amy other make OF
case Is as good.
April - Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
let us firmly resolve
In the evenings hush
Ne'or again 10 be caught
With a jobtail flush.
Egyprs Wooden Nan.

The most interesting statue to l's, and
perhaps the oldest image in Egypt and, y
So in the world, is the Wooden Man, which
was found at Memphis. This image, ono
metre and ten ccntimetres high stands
erect, holding staff The figure Is full OF
life. The Dosc expresses vigor, action, pride.
The head. round in form. indicates intellect.
The ewes are crystal in Il setting of bronze,
giving startling look Of life TO the regard.
1t is no doubt portrait There Is nothing
more striking" says the discuycrcr, THAI
this image. IN manner living, OF person
who has been dead six thousand ycars -
He must have been man of mark, and q
citizen of 4 State wcll-ciyilized. This is
not the portrait of barbarian, nor was II
carved by rude artist Few artists, J
think. have lived since who could impart
more vitality to wood And, if the date
assigned to this statue is correct, sculpture
in Egypt attained is maximum Of te'ciop-
ment six thousand years ago.
This conclusion will be resisted by many
and on different grounds. heard clergy
man Of Che Church Of England gay 10 lis
comradc, "a they were looking 90 ibis figure
ITS all nonsense. Six thousand years
II couldn't be- That's before tie creation
Of man"
"Wcll,1 said The other, irrcvcrrnily, "Pcr
haps this was thcmodel. .'-C ~ ltarner
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VOT. 70.---V0ia. l6, NEW SERIES1 CHARLES
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.


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ear The terms Of advertising are, for square
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,t.,ei insertions larger ones On 'ae sane proper
..n Zach continuaace FVty CeH's.
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.tnlsrstauding on the part oi t1e annual aa'e.-
....i IS proper to state t,"tachy tott tneir p'F
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F.tite. legal or ali other advcrtisemeutss sent
r. ,h.m Do be an additional charge, aud no v3ria-
.lnn.
rS~Ob,,uarv notices % more than five lines
viii 0e charged Tor.
JOB works., Sale Bills, Circulars
cards. &c, executed promptly, neatly and at iaiF
T.
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POETR ".
BEFORE THE Rim.

We knew it would rain, for all the morn
4 spirit on slender ropes of mist
Was lowering It's golden buckets down
Into the yapory amethyst
OF marshes, and swamps, and dismal iens-
Scooping the dew that lay in the flowers,
Dipping the Jewels out of the sea,
TO sprinkle them over the land in showers.
We knew it would rain, for the poplars showed
The white of their leaves the amber grain
Shrunk in the wind-and the lightning now
Is tangled in tremulous si,eins Of rain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
Ia Lhe Denflsi.a Chalr.

Peacefully II can, forceply If must,
remarked the dentist.
"Tooth. i mighty, and musi prevail, rc-
piled te patient, A. the dentist l0st his grip
ard fell 10 the floor.
We'll begun, is half DONE be said, get
ting ncw grip.
"Alls swell that ends sacll," the patieui
rejoincd, clasping his swollen jas icndcry.
4" Ruin seize tliee, rootiess king" the doc
tor snaded, ~ the tooth broke oil
" A thing Of rgoty," howled the victim,
"is jawy forever"
q" 4 root in the hanl,' Hja the skilliul
opefatbr, fetching j. out with one mighty
yank. X l4effh ts0i1 tire jaw"
"faBgs, gentle sir, mufmpre5 .he crate
ful patient. a thousand iangs.'
tnl lhc happy sliiefcr trjppll lightly
away TO get fifteen cent prescription filed
al the nearest bar ro--- drug store, wbllc
the dentist ground up las pio'lding and
punching things Truly in the midst oi
life ve are Indifferent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02

Mr Disston, a prominent Philadelphia
manufacturer, recently ptirehased from the
State # Florida foaf million acres Of land ]
Now be ought to 60 to work and take 2 cen
sus Of the aIigators now among his pesse~
sions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02

The story is told Of minister who said'
when one Of his flock WcPt over the lnanc'-
Al deficit in connection with q Christian en-
terprise: Ny dear friead, never mnd tne D.,
tears. this thing can't oe run by water
This is valuable suggestion to some VINO
give sympathy much more easily than they
give money
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
sprtaa Frose


Now that the spring-timo has comc again,
with its bursting buds and wect-sccntco
grasses. and last falls hoopskirts begin To-
show up from uudcr the snow IN the back
yard. let us think of the poor children IA
the great cities who have never had q chance
to breathe the fresh country air and wander
among The yellow daiIodils and nodding
daisies. their little feet pressing down the
vioets and forgct-me-nots as they iush
elcefully from field to meadow, from shady
dell to sunny bank, their merry laughter
making even swecter music than that OF the
tuneful birds that iiit from branch 70 ohranch,
pouring forth thrilling melodies that sccm
to we'll up from the depths of joyful heart.
Yes. the spring, the rosy tinted spring, Is
here again. The sorrows and cares OF The
long winter are past
let us firmly resolve
In the evening hush
Neor again 90 be caught
Witlfa bobtail flush
Remember the poor children. Rcmcm
Der. as You dash galy by in your three
duarter-seat road-wagon, going perchance
better than a 2:3O gait. and see the pinchod
faces Of the children pecring wistiu.ly up
at you. that YOU, too, Were once children.
But digress- Hayes is a fraud. and don
You forget it Unpublished Editorial tl
C1drlcs 4. Dina.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02

An aged, inquisitive old gent poked ms ais
head into = printing Office door and asked;
"Wbo is dead." The man at the wheel
answered. "Nobody that ] have heard OF,
The old gent then asked, What Is ihls
Grape on the door for? The oc9s o., lneiI zen
went ont and found that the devil had
hung the job-office towel on the door KNOB KNOB
while he Chased 4 lame pigeon up an alley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
BUILDING PURPOSES,

S.ep a week iu Your own town. Terms a','
800 s. outfit free Adjre- H. iiaueIi
'O rurLui Maine
Mr Ir -f-lr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02
a'irgiuia }ree gress.

II. n. Dc ". W. b. G4LLAHER, Editors.
charlesto,ra, Jefferson County, Vest Va.
July 2, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-02

iIoop WANTED ., this Office
, 1881-06-30
ill)aTt1$.
Hrssiai nisssatet Ia I,hs E.httana 1Sititus.

HFffk4l Dl1p1IfR 10 1Hc Latt10o
flUsrt,S, Mnss., Juno au.-fhB RiOrk market
fvAti,res q intorosi nGlnE n,novcnent,in Malnc
and tho lirIl 'fcirpllot,e Company. Tho ttrvngth
Of tho position Q! this Cninpnny asosi. to be
%13"'n % t4 , c!tSn ] ve;y csi4iSy ,y to ay'sy ysss
' o{ns {Fa Il % ss vii! tGs i, a l
farhae e n'vcs ss a e Ill., aa nakas o ' nSaeo f"s
tho my abnat " nrr eent Tn9 Lust n's!c waa a.
lEh but III tho last e?l IN, WIS ni wtt, nostock
Niatnu Central nallroal WIS 1T 4uA. Io;,iay Il
r "s"sa sa at ssweS M 5 xs'Se es & va e y soa ss 's e.
H. ss!4ns 4 prjss T5st srS anHts ig ~ 81
tni;si. in uthcr raliroisl shNr.s Huston s low.
c ntlvanee,l from ~ tg 10: Atchlson from i4dss
~ i rnaaeIphln. w!tm!nstoG& a. ha!tt,or,,'
% e S; ,s ssfSs ;; 55o f +; Il Il s.I; ss S!;
preferred sotd ut s5. Union rael'lu wig stuady
II is: summit j,sanch atslM: Little ;, I:cSIsssi; 4
Sh@isaHo @ = wit Nsx!eas lt'Fii,s II li:lS: ii
IoMH Es'' s,r' k1 FIX Hy9 ese T. 4, a. t a e cJy ss
!ssl Ers ss;ts sstesr iesis;'SS{,h ,s;
Quincy i, 10 irl N1exlca, Central bncks tnuw
Iecilnutl Il, 10 %; soiora blocks mo. ~ solt
iii rt,I!r.,nd ,onls. ttnrtford& 4 Eric Is alvnnco,
~, to tolf: Atlunte & TaCiilu Us sold ut 1Tl!l,
| ulIl pthorA As bctnrc.
| III miscellaneous stocks, Thcrtuo & Electric
Light end Ut lU,t. wntur powor advanced 4, Il
| lusj, Others Us bcfOro.
FOREIGN.
| LoSnoN, Juno Ml-Cut,sols, 100 1916.
| GnSorna,cnt l,oiis's-Jnltefl Htatcs AS, 1l7A
Is, 14U. .,,..
! pe,lnsylyAnih CGutrul, G5H; Now York Contrtll
| 1j1; Erls', II.
| Amount Of bullion H1no tt,, !E..s7t,UO0.
l.Al,1s, June :D.-Npi,tGs, g5f SIC.
, 1881-06-30

Government bonds wcro quiet ami stonly. In
Chicago, district OF Columbia His were 10S4
1,il and 1Olai askcd; tho ;lAs wrro tEj hill anl
1lt3tt asked: tho Is 1l7.s bid md llB nskcd: tho
4Hs 1l4st bid and 1l5,a nskci; tho Is 10l:f lid
nid l0lai asked.
Foreign exchange was weaker, posted rites bn.
Ing ie11 md 4S4 Primo bunktrs' hills wore lSliS
and 4si;s. For sixty.,lay commercial DLlIs, Tor
prompt delivery, closed 4sliif34E:: delivery In
three weeks, SlhG+atat. Contlnchtui esch.hgo
was sfcn.y. SIxty.lay commercial hills, prompt
delivery TIL liavrc, d:uti 152s5:s ltorttcAux.
*;Ixty.tlay eon1ncrusul hills nj Antwerp.
deliverable prompt. wcro 5.1hG5o.1t4: .lcIfv-
cred next 1not,th, h.,!sO5eA!i. tlankers' hlits
on Germany wcro n4:.s1hl,i for slxty slays md
.4sil94f for deinand; nlncty-tluy commercial
bills, ssaHlil Sixty.slay commercial, OH bHnkcrst
delivered prompt, fr1,i@03,:: snnie, delivered I'll
thrco wocks. ,tdb!E,ts. Cosn,nerea1 .lrnwn On
commercial parties wcro Elil. l3unkcrs' riliIdcrs
OH Holland were :M'1i Tor slxty days nnd :k'!sD
~ Il-1a for tltmand. stxty-tlay commercial was
:EG;t',t-lA: tlniycrod next munth. m. iG1Ju 0l6.
shptprs' exc1,uugp OIL New York Vas sl..0 dis
count, '
ClicnKo bank Glcarfngs wcre &B, B,A00,0 ,0OO. 1oans
wcra III inutlerato dcmnnd ut 4Ge5 per cent uil
| Gull md bdt7 pcr cont OH time. New York cx-
ca,,gn sold ut 15eGbslo0 per slU00 dlscnunt.
Country orders for currency Mere heavy tnd-
eating liberal shipments of corr. otc.. to tho
| city.
, 1881-06-30

rjoui.-was qaos nna nnchansea. There wns ,s;
t ,c uu,s, os,
unusually IN ,ivt stocks ] On a1,a. suos wara roporio,
ss; * ;ssss 5 4 ;s:: ssS
To'n 9s :" r Srne: Winter t e5t wsfs quit o
,ssts:as' @@ssss 'p'''s' ~ ''.''s '''s ""'' ~
OTHER M,hIsrrrrs-wcro In better surp'y nd en,i
~ m ana or @
'!ilnn. Mt siaoato; cars whuas .ctean'ne. i s,n
'Gs sHtSa n :;afv 1rAr-w.. r.bet slow una ..easet
i.,i.i.h markets. wsra quotea dull and Easy, with
gsse" 1snH n s e" ss T' @ ba, II
W va. fss ~ a ~ tas0s ss sa II
stS II: $ w ' s,
ss: fsf:s s%si ss 81 v IL
asap .sa g s''fs ,nsf s'' scnH uay % III NV
XII; s s?S sy sss
sss s,aSs S;,s %hsss ,ss H.
Sss 4tS Y Sra 1M II ia ia Il HEfr ss M sat shff MSsS 81 II
si; HS sSssss @ 4 10 & sVs 9sit II ps M u % IT,
sss; s$';ss s1 ': 4 ;1S y s%; $S}S
ssGSfa s bla Il 4 e ajsq @ae VIII ,s E't
eS s!s. sss sss @ "fsS
@ !; S'n H.,
jss! s, iii; I'D SS n,sigs ess IFS 1;
US s. s:'i ID ;, ;ss y ~ y
as e Sssa aSH9s
, 1881-06-30
CRIMINAL. GOUll'r,'.

Annie 1'rsukInri,lsu l,lcAfesl guilty tn larcony,
and was given thrra yours III tho leisslcntt,lry,
but, upon her lIsrculng tu resl.ao III tho ltous0
" tho Gutni Shuphorll fur twt, years, sentut'cn
wns suspended. sho Is II Efri l7ycars Ut nsu,
nn,l is churxol will. tho tArceny Ut II sot OF Jaw.
clry ttun tsiuhunt trsiur,l, With w,a,u shu liya
1tln,rH ttonur, tntlluleA ut tho IllstarcU or tho
1iuIuHu t,n.iuty for urllulty tn chlllren. failed
IN appear. His Eh'l WIS lurfet1L, htil IL cMpias
ieallutl tnr hts HrrGAt.
n.'r. it,,~sel,, III onpoyd OF WiIaushby. I'LL
&C., !,l,alctcd for !ares.ly ald ct,.'sI7Iuy. ~.
Ih,n1M unG g1,yu bull III thu hiI Ut $;NN ID. r..
liill Atltl L. E. Joli,,sutt nro his h0,llslleu.
, 1881-06-30

JUD1E bankruptcy c1lcnlnF. 6ct
"cnsc. SulItG ". Harvey, on huarnX.
JgDNE uAHt-CoNdesnnution cnlondar, No.
l,8t6, CITY ", Ki,lsV!lu. OH trlnl.
Junuu sl4Tu-sut uuxas Dy nHrueInont. No
rasu On trlat,
JubxiE MfLLtAMK3A.- .-6cncr.ll t1llancss to.tlay.
tu-ntrrUw tho JtldAu will tltsEoAu Ut ali pullsy
pus!nfss Including int4tluIls tor uuw triat. sub.
s'iltcd e,.sos, eto., preparatory to golnK u tte
sriutnnl ttvuEt,
JCpUE JAAlnslx-Nos. II, u, 10, II On Jutl9o
5urtlllc1's culensLls. No, I. 3loshcr ~. MushcE,
sn hgArinX.
JunHE NGRAN--Pgrcmpt0ry Gull Of nlt motions
.lor new trais and nutioiIs III yaeltD Judgments
snd 4efnutts, altI motions tU set Aklo ustlesa or
symlssul.
JuDuE ETULEY-3lOtions.
JuuuE UAISuN-NV court until luly0,
, 1881-06-30
GENERAL AlA1tIsETS.
NIgUQsi.rOilN-lhoro Ia sscnLy Aouiana nt quo.

tatt,ns; 10
Cholro h,r. ana .sesia
{HteGss! and tDlaton.....:............. ~
HAIulNUIrho iraskot rcn,ntns without rnllcal
ehanso. Vkest II fn1r nnd improving dcmandt nhd
tho pftcos alvvn below asu bold With tirn.nesa.
pMsf ii1Ma[ss, sl,!sie,.iStsil
hmursa: VSoi sasSs..,..S Il
NulsrEN-TaaEG wua tFh 1eelll'x aRnu!l9 holders
Ut thu grades no moro 1f that clasa II nfftylhx
gLa u Fu9u1ed to u,set tho cusfent requirements oG
s EsaS e s;s aeisaSs na xss STed e. 1yi
-: T!SfS M CSiai n.ovanSat ii iie Following
. sss; sst
s'isSaS SE sf !$is:: SS,s
'.CllEESE-Ihtt ioastut Mns .wlh9ut pronounced
sHc e u r. d III liz "Ssisa Ss@ad sss
shMt tAgs tuuHsl tu M0nxon ra!at lat ty!S wsrG ~
sssss sasaSs s' W. ssaas III s .
tE!! ETHAN: @ ees
aEt Ft sk}} fa2S' fa2 q so.
u thS asiiSi ishl y.
lnng at n,n.Gnanssd ps1ccss Wo quote s'4e market
xs!kss||iiS;f fsEat sS;t Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures s s1
es
hf'ttpISSfgs tISg 4S,S pu, ess
phta QItA!uv weak asla dE0uplaR. Wy 4A1lss :
Aei1s IN
| AGllls A@t4FlC4
Aun1Ala, Carl. "
nnrlx; Eoa9sa, A.'....s....,.....,'.."'.u lstH "
Esssn ssssas. pafe, ,s........:.:.,.......... s Il H
GholoE9toEta. I. .:....'...'."'.'....'.'.'" n 4 y
Gani sss6p, picked. ............. d q o
Guh eampoVst @'.''..s'''+'''.'''.+''''''t' - r
, 1881-06-30

dn, consolidated Eoll is. lbs H.: Tos1a 4 #,
I.o,Is tiallrond subscription. 1al to 81 Premium;
Texas pncli,c tnl,scr1ption, IL to lD,i: United
States Electric 1nht Company, :Q to ax1; vtclts-
l,,srs Il Mrrullun common stock, i5s; 10 10.
THO following shows tho rAitgo Ut iha nctlyo
Bturks:
, 1881-06-30

slurt rits, seIler august. chased nt * M tt'tsa
anas Ntxo tSxo. ionHseHi Il an!s gs3e . !; awegt.
ErGUn hams. nht1iu nvntMEG. at4AS}{c. ..w.
liac0n qullch NJ NafE(u fir shoulders, A3!B&o for
slTt tbs S1NHU fur eUrt c!enfh. l04luysu ior ttns,
nil t14tIynset md packed. .,,,.
HEEF-WAs quiet AE tt0.!x4t0.Hl fur mess. $lltI9
jlU for extrt ripts, uIlt ri. 3..As " fur hHus
, 1881-06-30
CHICAGO PAGES

~, W - ~ 49,
-
III tlIs city yc.ert,uy morning: II cnrs No. roll
! wIutrr wheat, t cmra Nus ]. md y winter, : rara
mixed, Ill cnra NJ. kprtnK. n cnrs NJ. 3tln, q
| ears rr1rcsr,l, u ears M 9raio tis0 whcnt); Gs
| rara nt,l t0,aM tn No. enrli, 40 cnrs high
mixed, ~ tnrs now ITO. ~ cnra now fnlxcs ~
| enrs rejected, Al cars IN arnde din c0rn>; 10
cRrs whitu n1te, ii ears Mo. Hixcst. ~ cnr1 re.
jccted etc. tlsS uats,s cnr M. harlny. nars
nloa. soaooC,'. ln.pes,e,lout: sao1ai@ wheat,
Ss ~ ts.', sr' s.l n "s ,.r,,o,, oro rno,
a,ow vcarcr,1ry., TLcrc ,vn, t,nt n,,ch nntmnt,un
",,,.,nr "u" ,th,, n,,,nccn,nnt that I'm i,nnr,i
~ ,rr,in hn rnsoi.ci ,ennn NJ, t.xtrn hoJ1ov
vo. s,,nt,scS Nv sot,n IL, i,c snlio,ent rcnson
| f,r,,,,firr.s rhrrc ,vns hnwcvcr. n,,othor fnnt
,,,tn .sns ro,.S nnr,,,n. I'M .tnr,r M ti,n nrc.
,fnus ,Iuht hnIl ilnwr tf,vn trotu nnrv ,yirr1.
| nnJ tn,nrro,ns ,yorn sio,v. IN lin nl,arncC ri
ts.,nr, .,,rs t,,rdi onnrntnra ,rcrr t;t tnclJuri
r., In tr,,,. oxrrnt IN anrnc ar thrn, wnntu1 ID
.,nrc ~, m 1nIr tnt rnuis n, na n, ~, tt,oir
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,,n.,'o. ,,s.,,v fnnow.n rr ti,n. a,nrr tnr,,
,.na ,n,no "nI .tcn,,v" nois n,,ct
,",,, ,tt,, nt,,,,,, IN ,rro. rnr, vxno ton,n nni
st m,,4. .as ~, ,"',omt .nn,,,,. t s...
s"t,. H., ,,,s.,,.'.rt ~ n.;rs,,n,. .r,nn onor.
tnrs @ ,a,,'. r"r n rnrntIo, r,r,m, thc rcccnt nd.
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Ha,t, sn,,nr s,,,,st tirn n,sn, ~ vi, aoIt,r ~,
10y n,,a sMftsafn sot,ns ro,tn,n,,nr 1,,rto.
c,,,sod nnn,nnitv NJ aim fnr M. :. mi, x,o for
, 1881-06-30
SMOKED At THE WRONG TINE.


N1LwAUxER, Wis, juno @J.-J, u. Oliver, 4
prominent Krain opurutur, WIS sUspoudcd for
QUO week this morning OIL 'Chunyo tor saauklug
~ the Chamber Of Commutee during business
hours.
, 1881-06-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF loat.t,g urtIgles 1T lro4vo ih this city during
The twents-rour h0,lra cntl.ny ~ Z u'eIuuk
"Wednesday morning And for tho corresponding
ttMu U yptlr uKQs
, 1881-06-30

In tho cstntu uf nr. Aloxunler &. Ilcil, lattera
OF administration were isstsc.l tn 6Nrac u llull
$!D.UN.
lii tho aKtatp or J0hn 10 Yoltna, taticrB tGsts-
nlr,,tary weru lss,tetI ~ TuMntjo Du SuuN8, Thu
t,stnln ii yAllitit ut SiEaH.
Ilu WILL or tho Iulc SeNtiIs y. Wilcox, who ,yns
t.rnWnust Wll lI. y. L. itnlI, Wna tiled yesterday.
hit thu l,litr Wla AUn}cH Alil Will nuL bu opened
1ur u tINy VI LEU.
, 1881-06-30

T,,v Kansas cir Htuek.Ynrd Company has dous
what thu ptlaaufa 0f Tho Union btock~fars In tAM
city ,pyc repeatedly heen lnpvttunad 10 do-S1t SGT
mari scctI0n Ut tho yRrdh fur thu exoluslv0 accoh.
1Iiutlnt!un NJ Taxns eattl1 Whore the native snd
'ruxas ct.tt1u nro mixed W ndIaaEu,lnAtey, ~ al
present, lllosu Il constant dnn9cr TINT u,o native
ytncAurs nud fHldors which aro suHt out from tha
yurts lu a pnrts VI tho !uturior w tako With thou
tlIut niuctl 10 bU drpalud dl4Daso, Tcxas fever
CATrLt:-Tho u.arket 0Fehed With sonio sttlls
sl.ow Ut nettyty Ad lV ser0noDns Trading was dons
ut nput At0nly FrIeps. subsequently, Tho donand
foil VI, and Ito Iatur tGnnH Tas dccdJdIJ Weaks
with *aie4 OF Aodiln " best Ntneh sh0Nt1H reduce
a!un VI 5nlu. The receipts wcro not ~ lArzo ~ "a
cauSu nnt u, thu Mun,lus not yxccuAnE th1 nyntsee
IUke.i fur, md Tint nGi. takO1 In continuation VIII
ssS t. f @ III sas saaS ~ yo
stsurs nill ErAas T0xanA-tha market maintained
r,n tha spnly VA ~ 's'sy inSn an11eTn! "! ~
s ,a ~ ,as sSdESs 1aeevaa IL s
tst1 ts'4 s'a t*FSs s as srs aso
e w! :ais: srSaH'{ VA ~ tof sppps
sssts ssks. s.sa eaa & 'ts' "''' S'' ''' '
QUOTATIONS.,
Extri Itasyes-Ateets wcga'nE l,%o lbs snd ma. -
cGGpcs iii: a; .sci:ioFsd
"Gns n. Is I'D IT,,
,,a It'd Is iS 7bs,.' Aa0oa y
Toiaht's E!hhS Il n t,Ss e iSS IT,.
e.in @ iiSeouon s'':.. "s. ~
M ssS :ss @ @ ssa;;;
vHnistssr IIsJ fis
, 1881-06-30

IL makes no difference how you caught
fneaina!ssni " neuralgia; use 81. jacobs
|. Oh and be restored.
, 1881-06-30

aurEttitK E.tuirr-CuSfESstuSs-ls s.
WhIll,cy W. Alexander slutilnshAn. s:.I5,al.
CIRCUIT t;Iui.r-.jUmlE AltlstH-31nry X,
ku.llHam,Hcr. at!,uinlstrlirlx, W. 5irs. Frances
AgncW, t&51I,
, 1881-06-30
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
navll Mel<hy oatnsipleed Il suit IN trospnsa
sguInst Jamcs 1rynv, tayluH da.uages at $l0,0oo.

STATE COURTS.
Jntncs MrItoni' begun suit ycstcrtlny for
81, ,IOO uYnlnst William FllxKerulu.
Hurry kurth sued Frth .thotlng for 81 900.
, 1881-06-30
ITEMS,
J ITEMS.
sl1 tIcg!ns tho summer vacation
tr,lgo Gary, however, will keep
mi .T,,t1yr tllo,frr,,tt wilt. ia aiHi1f,l.

" ~ q q I'M 1uF9c I59'1Eutt VIII 1s H851Hs1
.-.- uvu,& u..l,,ig July. lIu will mt henr nl,y
cUntUstcd 1notlons, ,lluwpvcr, until nftor vnen-
t1ptl. ... -.
|uiHo Williamson will d[spns0 OF iii motions
fnr 1uw trtnl hnd other pending business to.
morrow. prepan.tury to going to tho Criminal
Court t,e&t week.
Jii,'su TnIcy will render n ntsmbor of opinions
Tomorrow.
, 1881-06-30
MINING NEWS.
ID HAe: ctl ltNttlEfsn.

sAS FHASolscq3' juno a'.-sfining stocks closed
MS follows: o.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-09-01

was brought about through the instru-
mentality of 9. G. Thompson, of No.
l85 Lexington Avenue, F. j. Worcester,
of No. 120 Broadway, DR.. A. Goodell.
of No. 124 East Twenty-seventh Street,
MIR. Bodine. of No. Isl West Fourteenth
Street, William Cunningham and j. H.
Hubbell. These gentlemen are all MEM
bers of the Swedenborgian Church in
Thirty-fifth Street. near Lexington Ave-
nue.. Fairweather has sung in that church
for the last two Sundays. He presented
to the church committee many letters of
recommendation from well-known per-
sons in London, among whom was the
Rev. DR.. Bailey, who is the pastor of
the new Swedenborgian church in that
city. They had no idea that Fairweath-
er was in want, and their first intima-
ton OF this fact was the account of his
arrest published in yesterdays newspa-
pers. The men called on Justice Bixby
at his house last evening, and were in
formed by the magistrate that if they
would assure him that the recommenda-
tions which Fairweather claimed to have
in his possession were genuine he would
discharge the prisoner. They called on
Fairweather at the jefferson Market
Police Court Prison this morning and
obtained an order from him for the let.
ters of Recommendation which were in
his trunk in the Astor Place Hotel.
They obtained the letters and after lay
ing them before Justice Bixby, assur-
ing him that they were genuine, and
signing paper expressing their firm
belief in the genuineness Of the recon-
mendations, the prisoner was released.
Fairweather was very grateful to his
newly-made friends, who then pre-
scented him with purse and told him
tocall upon them whenever he was in
want. Many letters were received at
the Jefferson Market Police Court con-
tanning money in sums of 81 to $25, with
the request that the money be given to
Fairweather. Other persons appeared
in court and offered the prisoner en-
ployment.