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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-06-30

ANoTuEu SUMNER REsIDENC,:.-U
ted States Senator Conger, of Michigan, it
ls said, contemplates erecting summer
residence on South Mountain, near Mrs.
Admiral Dahlgren's charming place.-1'n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

custoring, Roofing and Sot
|Wcy> promptly attended o. Call and
stock and prices.
ort.s. MI WENDoLiN ERNY.
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n. B.-A large stack or me hess tin-unr<.
hoIIow-u4rr. hardware. CUTLERY. &t.; also :
great variHky ~ ~s..sd< ~ MI kiud@ ~ ME
line " business, which Will ~ sold - Tho
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

Invite inspection by All persons ni@hinr 4.
look N Cool Furniture ~ CHEAP II<rIF~
Remember 80 place. West side ~ rntii
" I'M 1oHN y. aILrs
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Washington News sItems.


Government receipts to.dly: Internal
revenue, 1921, ,2l0.Sl; customs. SG9l GS1 60
Secretary KirkwOrd returned last night
from the Fauqnier (VTginia) White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. Frank Riggs, who arrived in tie city
from his fathers place at ] O'Clock to-day,
reported that his father was steadily i'm
proving.
During The year. from the 9Th OF August,
1880, to the 9TH instant, siXty.four feet were
added TO the height of the Washington
monument, and there is now enough cut
stone on the ground for thirty more feet.
Captain William F. Spurgin, Twenty.fr,
infantry, has been ordered 10 report In per-
son, without delay, to the commanding
general department OF West Point, for as
signment to duty at the United states Mill
tary Academy.
"Is the President dyspeptic!' the
star asked Or. Reyburn.
"Yes. be i, >" answered the Doctor; " and
we. for this reason, have trouble in admins
tering food which will lemain upon his
stomach. The President has suffered with
dyspepsia for many years.
The Star says editorially the RCadiusters
are responsible for the Republican split, and
there is some satisfaction to be extracted
from the fact that they will probably 90
down in the general wreck they have made.
Had the management OF Republican politics
been left TO Republicans in Virginia. the
policy Of the party could, and no doubt
would, have been determined by the usual
methods, and it would have had united sup
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Ahout The Presidents Condition.

DR.. Snowden, in his Washington letter 10
the Alexandria Gazette, says: The Presl-
dents condition to-day is worse than II has
been at any time since he received bis
wound. The bulletins concerning him pre-
sent his case in as favorable terms as i COM
nsfibIe with the credulity Of the public, but
there is no doubt that his physicians are
considerably alarmed, and that they await
tne developments Of the next few hours
with great anxiety. Previous to the md
Jay bulletin they were in hopes that the
examination upon which that was 10 be IS
sned would show decrease in his pulse,
for the reason that as there is now q iree
and unobstructed exit to the pus, a con-
tinuapce OF the fever would snow that u
vas not occaSloned hy retained matter, Dut
nv other and more serious causes. Inc
mid. dsv bulletin does not show dlmlnu-
tion in the rapidity Of the pulse, but on the
contrary, an Increase, 40, the highest II mas
ever been at the same hour, but weak, IN
dicatinc the approach OF typhoid state
which II reached will render his recovery
almost impossible. The two consulting
Dbysicians ars still absent, but are eXpecieu
70 return. The impression that the Presl.
dent will not get well is becoming more ana
more general, and this is having a percep-
tible infiuesce upon the price Of stocks.
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-The warm
weather Notwithstanding, MOzlrt Hall was
crowded last night on the occasion OF the
2I4th weekly musicale OF the Association.
The especial attraction was the first pre-
sentation in this city OF the Operetta
Z" Box and Cox" The libTettO was
written by Mr.. Madison Morton, and it
was played for years as farce. La
ter, however, 1t was very credtlbly set
10 music by Mr.. Arthur Sullivan. IL Is a
very clever and funny little affair." desert.
bing as it does the ridiculous scenes be-
tween MeSsrS. Box and CoX-the former a
jOurneyman printer aud the latter jour
newman hatter-as a result OF the Siiagetic
economy Of their landlord, Sergeant
BOuncer, OF military "reminiscences, who
domiciles them in the same room, the
printer occupying it by day and the halter
by night.
While il is decidedly ont Of Mr. Hof's
line TO impersonate comic roles, he played
the part entrusted TO him last evening very
well indeed, and won great favor with his
hearers. He sang his numbers with great
sweetness, the requirements Of the score
testing the full compass OF his voice. The
lullaby TO the Bacon, a captivating lltlle
song, was so effectively rendered that he
was forced to respond to an enthusiastic
encore.
The following was the cast John James
Box q journeyman printer, Mr.. +. w.
Hof; James JobH Cox q iOurneyman hat
teri. Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Sergeant Boun-
Ger "a lOdging.house keeper, late OF the
Dampshire yeomanry, with military renl-
niscencesJ Mr.. G.. W. scott.
Mr.. Pierre Bernard, who is always good
in whatever r6le he essays, was the life OF
this operetia, and frequently throughout
the evening set bis audience IN roars OF
laughter.
Mr.. Scott sang the part OF Bouncer quite
well, but we should Judge he has had little
experience in acting. His makeup, too,
deiracted from the effectiveness Of the pOr-
trayal.
Altogether, for first performance, II was
highly creditable. and seemed to be much
enjoyed by the audience.
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STEAMSHIP CLEARED FOR BRAzL.-The
British steamship Dalton, Captain John
Vine Hall, cleared yesterday from the Gus
tom-house for Bahia, Santos, and Rio Ja-
metro. She arrived al West Point Sunday
from New York with part OF cargo. which
she completed here by taking on $500 bar
reIs OF -four, as follows: For Bahia, 1000 ;
Santos, 1900; Rio Janeiro, 5000. The
-four was shipped by the Gallego Manuiac-
turing Company, and Is valued at S03,bl4.
The Dalton is OF 2,039 tons burden, Ameri-
can register, aud has a crew Of "A men. She
takes out 35 passengers to Brazil,
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UavOr's court squire Perdue presided
Yesterday in the absence OF Mayor Tay lor.
The calling OF the roll disclosed the fact
that only one citizen had during the pre-
cedng night become enylroned IN tne
mesbes OF the law. "Meshes OF the law !"
is figuratiye part Of speech intended to
represent Policeman Smiths digital ap-
pendages. Thaddeus Markland was the
accused, and the charge was intoXlea-
tion In a public street. The officer threw
out the insnuation that Mr.. Markland
was can old offender" This be de-
MED with some appearance OF indig--
nation. Till now the Squire had
sat without uttering word, when ne
straigbtened nd and said "Aged and
hoary. headed reprobate, look not upon the
wine wher 1t is red, when 1t giyeth It's color
in the cup, for at last 1t biieth like ser.
pent and stlngeth like an adder" just at
this point Markland remarked, "Ob, cheese
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BriefS.-The Chief Of Police was engaged
yesterday in preparing lists Of owners OF
dogs and goats. The alternative 10 such Is
a tax or a fine, and IN some cases OF wIliul
neglect, both.
Rev. William A. Campbell. Of the Pres
byterian church, left the city Yesterday for
the Warm Springs, to be gone month.
The city hands will at an early day COM
mence combined simultaneous attack on
the luXuriant growth Of wire.grass which
is so conspicuous a yerdant adOrnment Of
the cutters Of Hull street and other import
ant thOroughfares.
The several city officials who have their
places OF business In the Council chamber.
adjoining the jail, are unanimous in pro-
nOunciBg il the hottest place in Christen-
dom. One or more thermometers have du-
ring the summer Wilted under the tOrrid
Influences to which they were there sub
jected. "An excellent place to ripen wbis-
key" said one official yesterday, but an
other quickly suggested that the beyc-
rage, in order 10 be allowed chance to mel
low there, would have to De well scared.
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WrecI. of "A Schooner.

A telegram TO Captain Il. c. Cranmer, Oi
this city. Yesterday, stated that the schooner
William Allen, Captain Martin Streibman,
from Philadelphia for Washington, WIN
coal, was wrecked at Wachapreague Inlet,
north OF Cape Charles, eastern shore OF Nlr'
pinia. SAILS and spars were saved Tue
schooner wss 3l5 tons register, valued al
Sl0.O .OO0, and uninsured. The cargo was
valued at $4,000. No lives are reported lost
CAPTAIN Cranmer. managing owner, left f0T
Accomac county. the scene Of the disaster,
last baltimore Sun, 1lh.
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County HemS.-A large number OF men
are at work in Chesterfield, in the neigh
borhoOd OF Swift creek near Ellershe.
Huge pieces Of rough granite arc being
fashioned into shape for base for the hand
some metal bridge which the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company are about to
place over Swift 10 supplant the well-worn
wooden one which has done duty at that
point ever since the road was opened for
travel.
The company shops OF the White Oak
railroad, now being built In the vicinity
OF Chester, are approaching completion.
Therein will be fabricated cars and other
similar paraphtrnalia for the road. 1t Is
stated that three goOd.sized engines are
now being built in Philadelphia for the
road, and that as soon as it gets to work
some hitherto "Sleepy Hollows" OF Ches-
tertield will be rejuyenaled with new life,
hopes, ambitions, and aspirations.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHAMBER OF COMNgRcE.-The regular
monthly meeting was held last evening al
their rooms. Present. II. f. Blankensbip
(president), Thomas Potts (ylce-presidentl,
Charles Bauch. John II. Bryant, Louis ID.
CreDshaw, Jr, X. A. Dunlop. A. l.. Elicit,
=. w. Grubbs, f. Courtney jenkins, j. NJ.
Tate, f.. ID. TAYLOR, Arthur Rooney.
Mr.. A. l.. Elicit, seconded by Mr.. Bry-
ant, asked that Mr.. w. l.. Royal, OF New
York, be requested 10 prepare a draft Of a
bankrupt bill for the Chamber OF Com
merce. Carried.
a letter from the committee In charge OF
the Virginia Industrial Exhibition was read
and the following resolution was adopted :
ReSOiUed, That this Chamber endorse
this enterprise and recommend it to the
favorable consideration OF the Richmond
public.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
LED. Crenshaw, Jr., was adopted:
ReSOiued, That a special committee OF
five be appointed to consider and report
what constitutes delivery OF freight, mer-
cbandise, grain, &c, between buyer and
seller.
The president will appoint this special
committee in a few days.
On motion OF Mr.. Bryant, the meeting
adjourned.
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MURDER IN BUCKINGHAM.-We learn that
on Saturday a negro man named Anderson
scort, living in the northern part OF Buck
inpbgHI. near James river, IN difficulty
with another negro named - Green re-
ceiyed q blow on the head, from the effects
Of which he died next morning. Green IS In
iail.- Fa,'nUiue journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-12

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE TOBACCO
TRADE.-The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted yesterday by the
Board OF Managers Of the Tobacco Trade :
ReSOiCed, That it is the sense OF this
Board that the President should appoint q
committee OF seven members Of the trade To
take under adyi>ement all questions affect
ing the welfare OF this tobacco market, and
to make such recommendations as in their
best judgment Will cOnduce to its pros
periy.
ReSotUed, That said committee be request
ed to report their conclusions 10 this Board
as soon as reached.
The committee selected consists OF MeSsrs.
l.. d. Christian. W. r. CarringtOn, Charles
Bauch, w. II. Perkins, X. \. Patterson,
It. Clarke, and Walter X. Martin.
The object OF the foregoing resolutions IS,
as we understand. the introduction OF me-
terial improvements into the methods OF the
trade, and the Infusion OF fresh and greater
life into this tobacco market. The commit
tee appointed represents notably every
branch OF the trade, Is a most excellent one,
and we may fairly expect from ii not only
wise and wel.consideTed counsels, but a
prompt report.
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II, Gully, II was whiskey"; when the Squire,
resUming, with Impressive digoity added,
" Captain Lipscombe, extract two dollars 10
silver sbekels from this bold, bad man, and
let him go his way" And Lipscombe did
so, and the court arose.
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Letter from the Hon. James &. Elaine
Secretary Of Stale.

The following letter from Mr.. Blaine Is II
response to the receipt by him OF Ine reso 5s.o,
nfions OF sympathy for the Preslden'
adoDtcd by the State Democratic ConVen'
ton which met in Richmond August An:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHNGTON, August 10, 1881.
= Bell Blazer, Esq, Secretary Of the Stat
COnserrGtlUe- Democratic party Of Vtr'
ginid, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-I have received your letter ol
eth instant transmitting the resolutions ol
symnathv which the Convention OF the Con
serystiye Democratic party OF Virginia was
nlessed to express to the Government and
neonle Of the United States for the suffering
imnosed upon the President by the h1nd OF
an assassin. .a.o,,,t,,,
This expression Of sympathy, gratefully
rscoIyed and acknowledged, is another OF
the many evidences Of the patriotic interest
manifested throughout all the States OF the
ITnjon and By the members OF all political
oar,tas for the Presidents recovery.
49, JAMES G. BLAINE.
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Tue ODD. FELLOWS WIDOWS AND Or
PHANs' RELIEF AssOTATION.-ThiS organi-
Zalion, which hos been i'm existence less than
two years, is making rapid strides towards
success. rs membership, already quite nu-
merous and steadily increasing, embraces
representatives re from the Jurisdictions OF
Virginia, North Carolina, and West Nir-
ginia. The. Board OF Directors recently
determined TO prosecute the work more
vigorously than ever before, and with that
object in view appointed +. b. Rranch.
Esq, OF Petersburg, prominent member
Of the order. general agent OF the AsSOcia'
ton. II i understood that Mr.. Branch will
give his entire time to this business.
and that he will visit the different
lodges in this state, and probably the
other states named above, In the interest OF
the Association. Tonight Mr.. Branch, ac-
companied by james b. Blanks, Esq, OF
Norfolk. secretary OF the Association, Will
visit Union Lodge. As the meeting viii be
unusually interesting, by reason OF the
presence Of these distinguished Odd-Fel'
lows, both OF whom are Past-Grand Masters
OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, and one
(Nlr. Blanks) a grand representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, there will doubt
less be a large turnout OF the members.
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BALTIMORES.
Total ......-....".24
RICHBONDS.
Total ..................Y

The game was well umrired by Mr.. W.
ii. Graves.
These two clubs will play again to-day at
4P.M. The RichmOnds played the Baltl-
mores a closer game than did the Nationals
OF Washington. The home Club have en-
gagged professional catcher, who will play
with them to-day, and better game may
be looked for.
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VINO IS MRS. wINsLnw2

A. this question Is frequontS asked, we will sim.
ply say that she lady who for upwards Of forty
years bas untringly devoted her time and talents as
q female physician AMI nurse, pr ncipally among
children. She has especially studied the conslltu-
ton and wants Of this numerous class and, as re-.
suit Of this effort, and practical knowledge obtained
in lifetime spent as nurse and ply sican she has
compounded soothing SYrup FOR children Tee IL
Ing It operates Ike magic, giving rest and health
and IS, moreover, sire 90 regulate the bowels. In
consequence Of this article Mr.. WINsLOw IS bee
coming wOrld.reuOwnei ~ q beuefdctor Of her
race Children certainly ~ RISE Up and bless
her. Especiay is ikls the case iA ills i.y. Fast
quantities of the soothing Syrap are DAILY sold
and used here. We think Hrs. WINsLOW has I'M
mortazed her name by this Invaluable article, and
We siEcerely believe thousands Of children have
been saved from an early grave by Us timely use ,
and that millions yet unt0rn viii share ia Dement'S
and unite Ia calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering little one, In
our oplnion. until she has gyeu IL the benefit Of
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Try II,
mo,hers-rRY IT now Ladies Ytsit0r, Net0 York
eifu. au l2.eodlwls
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Shot loih a Toy -PiSt0L-Last evening
Master Edward Peple, son OF Mr. G.. A..
Peple, while playing with a toy.pistol shot
himself in the left arm. In Baltimore and
other places like youthful statesmen SINH
larly wounded have, after suffering great
torment, succumbed TO the influence OF
tetdnus, otherwise lockj4w. 1t is hoped
that Master Pepe may be more lucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-12

HoRsFoRD's AcD PHOSPHATE IN NERVOUS
DEBILITY.-I have used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate in nervous de6lilty WIN most
satisfactory resrlts.~S. Z. Sylvester, u. d.,
Portland, Ne.
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Miss Martha Van Deuzen. the daugh hi'

Miss Martha Van Deuzen. the daughter
NJ one OF Ibe most prominent aud wealthy
citizens Of Newport, KY, was recently
converted by Harrison. the evangelist. sne %
% Iest nome Saturday afternoon without the
OF her parents, and without
money or tickets, as well as without prepare
lions for the jourpey, undertook to reacn
warsaw. Iud., where Harrison was: ld bu.
l"r - - tho he accidental interest which detective
ioct IN her case there 10 no telling into
whose hands she might bsYe falien'
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IsIT ANY WONDER

Is IT ANY WONDER
that ANTONTS Saloon should continue 10 be the
popular resort this season, when every visitor can
see at glance that he has display ed great taste IN
the selection of so handsome fountain aud that
his soda AMI ice.crelm are unsurpassed, the cream
being kept In porcelain lined lrefzrj and his syIups
made from fresh uit-juCes? Although at his
heavy expense be made the price one.hali charged
elsewhere for soda and cream and all mineral
waters, being determined 10 meet the wants Of the
public especially the alie5. who Dave not been slow
10 appreciate his Efforts, L. whom he returns his
thanks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-12

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 7S ;
9 A. NJ, 50; noon, So; Z. NJ, 30; 6 2.
NJ, S.; midnight, II.
Mean temDerature. S34
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AUCTTON SALES THIS DAY.

RS-On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst Of January sud last or June the taxes FOR NE
nrrsent wear have 70 be paid by the purchaser. On
sl sales made between the ist Of July aud last Of
the wear The taxes have 20 be paid by the seller.
fThi. custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
piles % Richmond aud ylcnlty.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL. lO4 A. A., household furni-
ture, pianos, mattresses, Sc
J.s MACDOUGALL,llA A. H., school furniture
&C.
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Having leased The large mansion ZOOS east Gay
rfeet We are now prepared 10 receive limited num-
her Of voGue ladies as RESIDENT PUPILS for
VOCAL aud INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
They viii receive thorough training under the per
foHal supervision Of Madame Beraard Italian.
French German. ElOcutiOn. and all branches OF edu-
Ci'ion taught Il required. For terms apulv 20
CAROLINE EICHINGS- BERNARD,
l d Wesl Grace street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
possibly followed by local rains, easterly
yeering to sOutherly winds, stationary OF
higher temperature, rising followed by fall.
ing barometer.
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IuTCA%DOAU VALLEY ACADF

SHENANDOAH VALLEY A CAD F.
- MY. WINCHESTER, VA. - The StNEN-
TENTH SESSION gins SEPTEMBER IA,
1881. PretaratiOn for university, army, navy. or
hu.iness. ThOrOueh discipline. Full corps Of able
Instructors. Location un urpaSsed Tor beauty ana
health. Buildings and grounds repaired and lm-
rr0yed. Complete covered Gymnasium aud eXlen-
gye suburban grounds. {. J., G. MINOR, NJ. A.,
is 29-dF2m&w2m tCutversiiN. Va ) LII. ID
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NO All WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

i Take notice, tRat having qualified as trus'ee lor
Charts NJ. McCune 10 the Circuit Court OF tayetle
c3unty. West Virginia, aud executed Dond as re-
oulred by law shall petition the Circuit Court or
Amelia county, virginia, on the nrst DAY OF Tue
september Term, 1881. for authority 10 remove 70
the state OF West VrgiDla certain suln OF mouel
,hs OF sale Of certain real estate In Ame IA
county directed 10 be held Ia trust for the oeneht OF
said Charles NJ. McCune, bY deed executed bt the
late Kobert MeCune, sold under decree OF the Cir
cuIt Court OF Amelia county Ia the sait OF McCune'
@o''VS' '"'''''' "-N WILLIAM CARTFR.
AUGUST 8, 1881, al 0-Etv
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BASE BALL The following /, the score
OF the game between the Richmond and
Baltimore Clubs played at Baseball Park
Yesterday afternoon
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GEORGE G. JEFFBRSOE,
" FIRE INSURANCE AGEST.
OFFfCF No S PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
BUILDING.
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, va,

Insurance eff ced AZ moderate rates in OLD, WELL.
FsrABLIsHKD, aud PROMPT companies.
Careful attention Eiven TO all business entrusted
10 me. The patronage Of my friends and the pablc
resnectfulIv solicited. au l2-lts