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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31
BY W.Goddiu, Auctloneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
~ ABI.E BUILDlNG.LO1> on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL. gFTW ZEN SEC OND AND
THIRD STREETS-By virtue Of a decree OF The
Chancery Court Of the city o. Richmond. entered
on the h OF January. 1881. IN The Ease OF Ryiands
guardian rs Tn mas, &C.. shall fer for sale AZ
pubhc auction, On the premises, on
MONDAY IIE arm or APRIL. 1881,
az 1 O'Clock L. NJ. that valuable LOT located "a,
above fronting 100 feet. running bacA 40 feet 10
IAN alley 20 feet wide leading out To second street. Ia
b. diyifed into smaller parcels so 10 suit the
Views OF bidders. Thee lots ar no. only very
b. nGsomely located, but In p1rt OF The city
wIrre properly Is in demand.
GERMS one third cash; balance IN six and
tws We months for uegOiiab notes, interest added
ana nile retained TIL all the purcaase-mon.y Is
fuib paid. "; GODplN,
A. III. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
mhll719,22.24.26 29,3i.&Apl.2,&3
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
WEST POCKET CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Bi.hon ID. $. DoGGETT, southern Methodist:
Il is an excellent e receive Of Indigestion.
have used it with prompt beneficial results
Rev. DR.. MANGUM. Professor University Of North
Carolina:
| coucur with Bishop DogSett in his estimate of
the Nest-POcket cure.
Rev. Il. F. WOODWARD, Presiding Elder Virginia
Conference
About twelve years ! suffered from Dyspepsia.
Falling i'm WITH This remedy gave it fair tiial.
After us use could eat anything with impuniiy. /
am sure am indebted TO this medicine for what Of
health and physical comfort have had for The last
sixteen years. | have known many since to be re-
Iieyed by its use.
Rev. DR.. DABNEY, Theological Seminary Nlr-
GINA:
ishighly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty aud the people. 1t is excellent for lndiges-
ton and Flaiuient Colic-sodaiiye, sOpord;, tonic,
slightly ape RENT without nausea.
Il. l.. DABNEY, Hampden-Sldney College.
Rev. LEROY VI. LEE, d. D., Methodist Historian
am never without IL Al home or abroad. II IS an
autidotc to INDIGESTION. Ureasiness aftera meal or
purglng l. CHECKED ana Inc DOVES regulated. us
merits are alesled BY plumbers Of high charac err |
have seen .eycry-lhing.dyspeptc Of fifteen
years relieved 10y one dose.
Editor Richmond Christian Adroc0ts:
This remedy l. Of tried virtue. have seen Dys-
pepsia cured completely by it. 1t seems to be an
tidote 10 our national jkease.'
Price. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists and conn.,
try merchants. NH 30
VACCINE VIRUS
RECEIVED FRESH EVERY DAY.
THIS VIRUS has been used for the past twelve
months by the best physicians Of this city and state
with perfect satisfaction. All quilts are guaranteed
IN all primfry cases.
PURCELL. LADO & CO.,
NH 81 l2l6 Main street.
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Eleventh street between Main ond r....
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE lu,l
L VERY VALUABLE ForR-SIOfA N
FRONT STORES AHD WARkIOt ST.. '.-
-. Is, AND II. ~iIi MED DN t.-.
SIDE OF FuTRrFFN1H FtARll ~ ID ..'
MAIN AND CARY >GEttT~. At \. II.'.
As trustee unfcr deed at trust rated '.
December. / S73. aud cu.y recorded. ant
rectel ~ q 1t cree OF ihe hancrN tot' D.
mond in The ease OF WaIkiu, rs L1ncl ..
Will sell by auction. up0n tHe premise,
MONDAY. APRIL 1. lssl
4, | O'Clock +. M..the FOCR TtNtNI 81 d..
." Lancaster Biocs," above referred fo.
These t,uemtnts were erected On 80
four stories above The cellar. have i-
G ,uu'ing.r0Oms with fire PROOF Vault.
every modern convenience, ana il'f l-.
spects iirsi-eass buildings.
The location Is just IN ihe cO1'f. ..
business of tine city ana conNtulrnt '.
dcpot.. exchanges. sc.
For commercial purposes th'r. i-..
the CITY To be preferred 80 ihl-.lUI
recommended a. "A sound inyc-fWrft
TERMS: One fourth cash: itt..
and three Years. vi h lnt'rt-t Gas
ally, the deferred payments 20 t. ,'
of trust upon he property blt 'N.
have the privilege of paNlng tht u
cash Ii he IA luld desire 90 Zoo ''.
ISAAC II. CAbHiN.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Aurr -...
NH Nf.
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BY virtue OF the provisions Of c.r',I l..- ...
trdsi from William Kelly and wiis d.! Niy 4
1870 and duly recorded IN the cls "a e, Oh .r.f 3D.
mond Chancery Court, ID. ". lO7 =. rty. ilt D
shalI Offer for sale. upon the preDi -,-. .s..y ID
nnjrcd so 10 do by The holder Of the E.'- .,rr.l .
laid deed. default having been made in ' ,Ii.-.
of the same, on
FRIDAY. bPEIL !. 1871,
at A. O'Clock =. ", the pr0prrty sb1r .r..-. .
boiug the CORNER PROPERTY fCrn.l. ..
ne0 ty William Kelly. The pr0pertr 'r.... -
feet on Main street al the corner ~ PIU .....
and runs back l25 feet. AlsO. another lrf ..
tpiuing the above, fronting 20 i",t 4fl ...
hack 70 feet 10 2O.fOot alley. l.sre .....
corner lot a VALUABLE STORE now Gput.,
hnsiness. and has on The premise s . l..s.
water. stable, sll necessary eui-holses A..a.
special attention Is called 10 mi, sale. D.
nerty. being situated IN that oar ~ tNroi'.
Is being most rapidly improved. az wei ..
one of the best thorOughiares a Tie ..'..
command attention.
THEMs: Whilst the decd rfqure. CAL d. f....
~. nses of sale aud about $1,000. ~ +. Ft-' f.
that more liberal terms Will Do given a. SOLO,
Inb27 r.. \. >AGNDth~ |rt.
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by Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Aaents ana Aucuohetrs'
Eleventh street between Main ana banA'

u,PUsTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
on THE WEST SIDE OF THE AhLE -,
GINNING FROM CLAY TO LEIGH SrrPpGnK
nVENiTE AT AUCTIOS.-in execution OF a DEED
Of trust from X. W. Oiivr, trustee, ana o,neis,
da,.d kuonst a 1880. and duly recorded Dtlng
her"o rea,JIred by The parry secured, VIII sell oy
auction, upon The premises'o
MONDAY, APRIL IL. 1881,
=, A O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as
hove n fronts AZ feet on the alley above re rren
n ',,ns hark az feel more or less, and has upon IL
a BRICK DWELLING. -, g., ,., I'm,
TEpMs: The deed authorizes a sale for cash. Oui
90 consent OF the creditors reasonable credits VIII
~. aIowed as will be stated al the time OF sale
NC a"o"e'' " W. w. POOL. Trustee.
,,.,pe q WILLIAMS Auctionters. nh 30
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nil 22.24 26.2Z30 3l&Apl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DESIRABLE FARM N GLOLC ES-
TER COT MY. VIRGINIA, on THE NORTH
BANk OF YORK RIVER. AT CLAN-BANK
WHARF. CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, ANDN ALLIED HER
MI1AGE."-8y virtue of a Gocr,c Of the Circuit
Court Of Gloucester county euterssl GA the 23d 6av
of November. $50. In The consolidated causes of
LanIer Brothers K CO. rs. Leavlit q dis - lIar-
vey x Co rs Jasper 9. Rowe, WIa + & Brother
rs Ja.prrG. Rowe" Moore rs Le;iyitt et GiS.,"
30 =. Kemp's administrator *. howe, Sc.."
Whitley, Brothers x 60. rs. ROwe.a Sc.," and
Rowe rS. I ever, SC. trustees we Wi sell at
auction, on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -. lSS1s
Il Och ck T.. NJ. the above.dsscrIOed FARM. said
fam fronts Oh York river, adj) The ti1v- Rink
wharf. and has upon II THREE DWELLING
HOUSES, a >TOREHOCSE, ana necessary hut
buildings, ami ~ a very dtsirsbe property
TERMS: \ suficeucv OF The purchase munee I'm
cash to pay the sum of $1,000, the eNpcu 'es of
sale and the costs at said csu-rs since the con sol
ddtiOn thereof aud the residue thereof In four tqusl
instruments, al SIX. twelve. eighteen. ana twenty-
four months. with interest from day Of sale, 10 ne
evidenced by the negotiable notes OF the purchasers,
and The the 10 he retained until the pGrcha o.
ncy Is paid In full. and deed ordered by the Court.
q. +. BLAND.
JAMES y. STIBB~.
THOMAS &. JACKSON,
Spscial Commissioners.
NH - 29.3l.1p 2.j.7,8.9,IOl2
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~ RODcr, li.l.fl,
Real Estate Auc,i'.s
l2l9 Nam sfrtrt.
>ALE " \ NJ

COMMISSIONERS SALE or a Sic
Y TENN NENT, ~. Loo 'utEt.t
BETWEEN CARY NND DDAtf ~tI-.iI -.
FORD'S ROW, Al AICIloN.-bt
cree of the CiaLctry C0ur. G ilc r.'1 .I F.
m md pronounced ON fh, 2i dlf oi Hl.
in a sun ..yIcl Elitcn aud uI. '..
nh, rein pending, the und.r-i-. .'a, li".
c0mmi .sioner thereby, sill ~ i'r ea.
premises, on
MONDAY. APEil (, lN~l
AT 4, o'clncA T. NJ, tho FHurtEII
,crintd. consisting Il a. NltL lHltt .-.
Brick TfNt aFNI, IS 20 all lt''.-t.f
lngs. aud Wlll Yield "a good p.tctn -.. "n
mruf.
The LOT fronts 49, fer ou tlertt
runs back 100 f,cf. bidder, mas alto
assurance that The property Viii De- pol.
TERMS one ihiri cash; residue a.. ....
and twelve months, 4 per cent. in.,-.
Uile retained. AIlN ANl'i.i-
NH 2G-3Oapl,2,3 SPECIAL GO.
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By Frank ID. iIili & Co..
Real Estate AuctIonc p
HOS Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF s. .Ifrt
LOTS on WEST BROAD AID Nfn-H,rr
STREETS At PURLU AItTiON.-B,
deed # trust lated March .. 1874. i.
in ID y. lO2 4. page Z99' Rirh.'o.
Court. default having been mad lu fi"
a certain ncgoi abfe note fheretN tfciftr .-..
request OF The Beneficiary. We VIII SELF
ises on -
WEDNESDAY. April o. i--l
AZ : O'Clock +. Mai The PROPERTY .i,......
said deed (uow un-Olil, - toll w.. 20.
Of ground on the SCUM side Df Nt... l.rs...
Kinney and Norton street. 2H9 ftf .t t..f..
The south SIDE f Mar-htll h'ftt.. H..-'..
Hancock reefs: also io' iron f.. h..iI f..
1872 fret. running back AN ir-'-i..f a. .I.
these LOTS are al i1id n. ali NlI I. a I..
plli IN ihr hands of the aucu Ilcer-.
Owing 10 mir lOca ton. .u ih' u0i.l1'.
CROWN OF Broad add Mar De- -'r.,'-. a.l .....
near the hand ONE ouuf- 0f f.t ii.i n.I'
leg. and the new depot ~ DO RrhWnnI ...
mex sburQ aud Potomac Rl''nid tonfl D.. '...
LOIS area good inNc.tmrif. 1fl arg rrnH+
be- realized M 4 hort liIe lbs Inrrlt-ff-
TERMS BY CONSENT: tu. f.IfD cab. oil.
ance IN four and eigp' month. WIN interest .H
and secured Dy 4 coed OF tru-'.
JNllN n. sf D..
fEaNk b.. l'iif.
Ir...
Sale hy FRANK y. HILL & CO.. Auci'n.e..
NH 20
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BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioueers,
HOS Main stree.
V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF NEW FRAME

SALE OF NEW FRAME
L DWELLING on FLOYD sTRhkI BIZ
t'CTION-By virtue of "A deed Of trust recorded
in clerks office Richmond Chancerv Court. ID H.
II6B.. d. 236 aud at the request Of he beneficiary
| VIII sell. on he premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Z. 1881,
at ; O'Clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described In
said iced As follows: Al that LOT o. LAND. Win
the Improvements thereon. on the norm sac "I
FLOYD street between Hdrvie am PUN HOnIng
6Ox 81 feet 10 a wide all v. Til" house - enlrtB
new contains three good rooms. aud Is I'D IOc1hiy
incfctsin, I'm value daily.
TERMS: By cOnsen', about S3OO CASH. bdlah'e
six. Twelve. and eighteen months.
NH 27.td FRANK u Hill. Trustee.
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EOR RENT, THE OFFICE RE- "a
l. GENTLY orcepied bv the Piedmont and -
Arlington Life-Insrance Company IN the c0mpa-
ny's building. corner of Main ana Ninth streets.
Also. SEVtRAL ROOMS and OFFICES IN same
building, FRANK ID. HILL Co,
h27.lw HOS Main street.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor
Successor to James NJ Taylor & Sonl
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
WHAT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
1 ING SITUATED ON The NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET SECOND DOOR WENI or
MCKENZIE STREET. NOW OWNED AND OC
CCPIED BY DR.. j. ID. MONCURF. FOR SALE
Al ATCrlON.-At the r,que't of the owner wno
l. declining housekeeping. rs he inter Is cong
abroad, and will BE- absent for several months VIII
proceed To sell at public auction, upon the premises
WEDNESDAY. APRlL 6, 1881,
al ~ o'clock y. NJ. that NICE. COMFORTABLE
TWO.STORY FRAME DWELLING Is above o.
Gated, cOnta ming rooms besides kitchen all in
perfect order There Is good frame stable and a
well of excellent water upon the ureul,es. The
LOT fronts 80 feet and runs back liO feet to an
alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: one third cash; the balance at six,
iwelye eighteen. ana twenty four month, for negO-
tiablc notes. with interest added ard secured by a
deed Of trust. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
NH 30 AuctiOuter.
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Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
V,HAT DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
ING. No 2I2. on HE WEST SIDE OF LAn-
REL BETWEEN CUMBERL AND MD btI n
~ S,rRFprs. FOX SALE AT AUCrIUN.-M the
request of he owner will offer for sale at pubic
auclion. upon the premises, ON
MONDAY THE Am DAY or APRIL. 1881
at ., O'Clock y VI. hat DESIRABLE TWO
STONY BRICK DIV ELLI<6i No. PIP south lau-
rel street. containing five rooms beside kl'rheu
The tot fronts 80 by about 100 feet 10 an alley ~
seet wide with a good well OF water thereon.
TERMS: one third cash: the balance AZ SIX
and twelve months Tor NEGOTIABLE notes. interest
added anu secured by a deed Of irus'.
H. SkLDON TAYLOR.
NH 40 Auc i0Gt or.
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DOR RENT, On
n FARM OF THIRTY-TWO ACRES, III
on The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad six miles north OF the city; two miles
south Of Hungary Station. Six acres wood land.
balance cleared ice-pOnd, &c.
HOUSE has four rooms and all necC ssary out
houses.
Two acres set In assorted grapes. Fine orchard
and assorted fruit.trees. Two acIos alieady sOwn
wheat.
Neighborhood good ard healthy
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent aud Auct;Oueer, or
j. l.. BADE\OCH.
Green's Gate Crossing OF r., +. and L. Il. Il.
,nh 81
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FOR RENT.
nor RENT OR LEASE FOR ONE q,
YEAR OR FOR 4 TERM OF YEARS. HE
BON AIR HOTEL,
WITH FURNITURE AND GROUNDS, TWO
COTTAGES, STABLES, &C,

AND ALSO HE PLEASURE GROUND. PANIL-
ION, with refreshmeut saloon attached thereto (;
dres,inp-ro bOwliug-alley. &C. adjacent To Hotel,
situated on the Richmond and DAnNille railroad,
eight miles from Richmond. al an elevation OF BIZ
feet above tide.waier In 4 locality of uudisDu'
reputation for health and easily accessible 10 Rich
mOnd, both by rail aud excellent wagon road. with
an abundance of pure water. Bon Air possesses un-
usual attractions rs a sumuier resort.
Parties desiring TO buiid their own cottages can
secure LOTS al very moderate prices. several who
have already purchased lots have arranged 10 Guild
colleges this season.
There are now three daily trains each way be-
tween Richmond ami Boa All. aud during the sum
iner season SPECIAL trains will be run from Rich.
mond TO Bon Air in the evening aud Bon Air TO
Richmond in the morning for the accommodation
Of business linen. Also. special excursion train one
or TWO evenings in each week.
For terms apply 70
NH 2G-eOd2W GRI'RBS & WILLIAMS.
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pays.
~ Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VERY DESIRABLE AyD vA,rAsLf
CORNER. STORE PROrt 20
on WEST MAIN STREET. C,R%DH o.
PLUM STREET.
WITH NICE DWELLING OVERHEAD
AND ANOTHER BRICK DwELL.SG ~ ffts
ROOMS. &C. ADJOiNlNG.
AND SEVERAL VALUABLE BUILDING lDr.
ADJOINING ABOVE Hcv,G.
By PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.

) Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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Bi.hOn -. $. DOGGETT, southern Methodist:
II Is an excellent receive Of Indigestion. /
have used it with prompt beneficial results.
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Rev. DR.. MANGUM. Professor University Of North
Carolina:
| concur with Bishop Doggett in his estimate of
the Vest-POcket Cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-30
FRANKLIN, N. II.
The Work Of Rain. Hail, Thunder and
lightning threat Damage.

The Work Of Rain. Hail, Thunder and
Lightning-ureat Damage.
FRANKLIN, n. H., June PA de-
structive tornado swept this village yes
terday afternoon, and was attended by
a tempest OF rain and hail, thunder and
lightning. The hail stones, many more
than one inch in diameter, spread
ruin everywhere. Half the windows ia
town had their windows shattered.
Multitudes of chimneys were swept
down, trees uprooted and gardens every
where ruined. The damage seems to
be mainly confined to Franklin and the
Valley for mile or two each side oil the
town. The path of the tornado was not
more than two miles wide. Many
houses were severely damaged, the
M. +. Church, of West Village,
among them, by the floods
OF hail and rain, which poured through
and shattered the windows. The Cath.
olic church was moved six inches on its
foundation, twisted and exceedingly
damaged. A two story house, a frame
barn and shed belonging to David +.
Brown were blown down. George Z.
brakes house was lifted and twisted
several feet from its foundation, leaving
it u total wreck. The freight cars at the
depot OF tbs Northern road were blown
of the track. Great damage was done
through the town by the furious sweep
OF the waters, though the continuation
of the torrent scarcely lasted fifteen
minutes. At eleven o'clock last night
the tornado was succeeded by furious
storm, accompanied by heavy and vlo'
Isn't thunder and ghtningftrt ohours
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THE ILLEGAL BALLOTS.
Opinions OF Prominent Democrats at
washington Concerning II.

Opinions OF Prominent Democrats at
washington Concerning II.
WASHINGTON, June GA Western
Associated Press reporter to-day talked
with several Democratic Senators now
here about the point raised by the DEM
ocratic members OF the New York Leg.
islature that the ballots cast for United
States Senator'S last Saturday were not
legal because less than a quorum OF the
Senate was present, and tnst the pres
ent session OF the Legislature having
failed 10 take at least one legal ballot
each day, il cannot now elect Senators.
One Democratic Senator says II the pres
ent session OF the New York Legislature
elects Senetors and the Democratic men,
bers OF the Legislature protest against
the validity Of the election the United
States Senate will be compelled to ex-
anime the question and to refer 1t to
C committee. Another Democratic Sena-
tor says that the protest against the
validity OF the election would have to be
inquired into, but in his opinion the
Senators elected by the present session
of the Legislature will be entitled 10
their seats and could not be kept out on
the point raised. Another Democratic
Senator says the point raised in New
York would have to be carefully weigh
ed before admitting the Senators, but he
believed il would not invalidate their
election. All three OF these Senators
denounced the report that the action OF
the Democrats in New York isa part of
the Democratic scheme to hold the
Senate next winter by exclud-
ing the New York Senators
in the event OF their election by the
Legislature now in session. Ii there is
anv question raised. however, rs to the
right of the New York Senators to ad-
mission next winter the effect will be to
give the Democrats at least temporary
control OF the Senate. Committees OF
the Senate are formed every session,
and should the two Senators from New
York present themselves next winter
and their election on credentials be dis
puted, the matter would have to be Ie-
ierred 10 the Committee on Elections,
as no committee will exist at the open
ing OF the session. The Democrats,
having msj ,rity, with the two seats
from New York vacant, will organize the
committee.
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THE NEWS
of the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.

of the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
commencement at Bowdoin College
begins July lO.
Edmund Beates, the English political
r.lormer, has passed away.
There is absolutely no hope Of the re-
,,,vsry of Mrs. Edwin Booth.
lanes W. Palmer has been appointed
collector Of the port OF Racine, Wis.
The National Educational Association
bsyius a Session at Atlanta, Ga, July
~.
A liyels fight is 10 be made at Spring
add o., against the sale OF liquor on
sunday.
The directors OF the Kentucky Central
,oad have decided To extend il from
Paris TO Knoxville.
Claimants for the Warner prize OF
SNND for the discovery OF the comet are
turning up in every direction.
The people Of Springfield, Tenn, have
made preparations to lynch two negroes
IN iail for an outrage on white lady.
Fnucis Murphy closed his temper
snce work at OIL City, yesterday. alter
Gaining over 1000 signers TO his pledge.
There has been two arrests in eonnec-
,;on with the murder OF Gold in q car
riage OF the Brighton railway express
Train on Monday.
The construction OF another railway
ia Immediately to he commenced IN
Japan, and the PEOPLE OF Hong Kong
demand telephone exchange.
Blast furnace No. > OF the Jefferson
Iron Works, Steubenville. has been
blown out, enough iron being on hand
10 supply the mill for some time TO come.
The Chinese telegraph students at
Hartford are said 10 make marvellous
progress. One of them learned he sym
bols in about four hours, which Is the
quickest time on record.
In the trial OF the assassins OF the Sui
tan at ConstantInOple, the public prose-
rutor demands the execution OF the act
nal murderers and fifteen years impris-
onment for each OF the three Psshas
involved.
Work az the Davis Island dam, in the
Ohio river JUS, below Pittsburgh, is pro-
crossing rapidly. The lock walls have
been completed with the exception oil
the coping, and work was commenced
a few ago preparatory to driving piles
ior the Golfer dam across the channel.
This will close the channel temporarily.
The next royal wedding is set down
for September 30, and is to take place at
Carlisruhe. The contracting parties are
the Crown Prince Gustaf OF Sweden,
Duke OF Wermland, and Victoria, eld-
est daughter Of Frederick, 6rand Duke
OF Baden. The German Emperor has
promised to give the blushing bride
away.
Nine. Ia Marquise Anconsti Nisconti,
Of Paris, has, like NJ. Gsmbetta, a silver
hath. but the bath of the president OF
the French chamber cannot be COM
pared with that of Nine. Ia Marquise.
The water is spouted into the bath by
dolphin. By pressing his right eye you
have warm water, and by pressing his
left eve you have cold water. A slight
pressure on his tongue empties the bath
In a lew seconds. The bath room IS
splendid with painted glass windows
and tapestries. The floor is OF lava, and
also the walls.