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, 1881-02-05

FERNANDO WOODS DAUGHTER.
LnrLE Rock. Ark, Feb. 4.-fcstcssiuy. ut tho
Hot Springs, Mrs. 1iEseoek, JnuHhtur Of tho Hon.
Fernando Wouf. whtle olt ruling With Col. lsuag,
ilad her leg brnkcn by tho Kick Of ono Of tho
horses. Col. 1tugg hH'l dlsno,tntod fratn his
horse, and wbilu holding him by tho birdie, tho
unln,Ri kicked Mrs. !Iiscock MS ahe snt Dn her
horse, hrcnklng her !cg t,utwecn tho kNeo md
mike. Tho lNtiy Wig tnkcn to tho Arlington
House. and rendered. hs comfortable Us sllillfuL
medical uid could DO.
, 1881-02-05

SpFtfd1 17Hpatth 70 1He Chttaa0 7f1bHHts
I.AHs1xl, Mtch., Fcl,. ill tho House this
morning the Senatc joint resolution re!nttvo to
the assessment ailt1 collection of tnxcs iup from
railways wis taltcn up and pnsscd under sus-
pcnston OF tho rulcs. The uouso adjourned to
Y:10 u. IN, Of tho lith Inst. In order to give tho
Committees opportunity to wilt tic vnrluns
Stato institutions to nsccrtnn thclr 'lcetls. etc.
Committee m Arporttonmcnt, MS follows: Cap.
lis, DlckcrnMn. Dnrkcp Ford, Farr. billings,
Winsor, Gibson, nitd Swift.
ttutlpx the bills introduced was one to est1b-
lish Sch0ul OF EccctEu Medicine ut tho Unl-
vrrtity. Tho Sci.alo tlun adjourned ta!l Feb. Is,
]utious hive bcun introduced, and In tho scnntc
scvcnty-seyen Hills and ten ioiut resolutions;
total, gH.
, 1881-02-05

NN"tkV~Nt"
Enketdf Hfsndffh IA ThA {Ntcdbc 7tfhuHk.

Sptetae Dnpdteh to Ihs .Altaoo Tribune.
OsKAtIDDaA, H., Feb. IA stock Krc-lnsus-
ance company bus recently bcen organized here;
also stock has lleel subscribed to bull! u largo
pnEk- packing housr and ~, cxtonsiye CREAMERY;
mud u cornpAny, cs,nposod Ut our leading fanl-
faIlats. hus oraa anlxed to build rRllrou'1 frou,
Cedar Nap[rta ~ Ut. Joseph, No.. passing through
our city. Our enlI- InItle4 AtU extensive, aud
theIr product Ut tho best quality,
, 1881-02-05
TIE WORK or rIESDs,

ST. Louis. Mo-, Fcl,. ia Dallas. Tex. special
Buys Il Locomotive ind fur frclght-cnrs wcro
dera'tcd un Wilson'S Creek bridge, Houston s
Tcxas Contrat llaat1, Mt o'ctocls this morning,
aHd rrcclpltated into tho creek. slxtcen fccs
below, aud stnusnod to PIECES. Ono brakeman
wns instantly killed, tho fireman badly injured,
Conductor I.Anatun intntly injured. Gnine ono
hid removed tic tnstcult,H from tho rnfis on tho
irf!lgc for tho purposo y Is believed Of wrcekn9
mud rubhluE tho south-Dol,nd. passenger train,
duo nj tho hrdKe nt Il. ILL.,, mud tho arrival III
tho fr1lyht-trsin doubt nvcrtu.l tho must tur
rlblo catastrophe over known III Tcxas.
, 1881-02-05
EDITORS ARRESTED,

HpfeiaI D1sPAItA 70 7Hs CH1<d9t I71uHe@
MAS1rtIwuc, Wis.,, Fob. l.-undcr-ShcrtH
Congt!ut,, Of Fond ttu L.o County, arrlyft hero
ycstcrtlnp With II warrant sworn ont bofore n
Justice OF tho reacn In Fond iii I.au by judge
CumpbclI Mclean. charging John Nigel aud I'D
NorchorlL cdltors and publishers Of thu Maul-
toxuu Pilot, With publishing a1,d circulating u
crimlnRl l!bc! upon Tim during tho political cata-
yilss In this district lust spring. Thu two Kertlc-
man wero taken tnto cilstuy, Nud left on tho
traiu for fond tln I.ao lust eyulltuK.
, 1881-02-05

CINCINNATI, O., Fol-. IA sloc!Hl from Chnr-
lotto Court-1 11Dtlsc, Va, anys: 4 wolllnn With
considerable nol,cy stopped Tor ln'!glnv ut tho
house at JaIlli Dc,nt,s. nEhcckertown, Cart0sto
County. sho WIS put III II room with ucnps
wife, hut In IL different led. Dcmps determined
IL murder tho woslllsl. and entered tho rooiu ut
Midnight with an az, and with two fcnrful
hlnws he killed his wife, supposing her to DO tho
visitor. Tito screums or tho ntlcr wotnan In
formed him Of l,ta tnintakc. Shu ttrt; and he,
after bur3tng his wlfG. wns Hrrusteh whEe burn
ing tho hctl-clathluy to cunccal bis eftlnc.
, 1881-02-05

6p<s&a! Dtspatth to 1hs Chled0o Tribune,
madison, Wis., Fcb. 4.--A hill WIS Introduced
IN tho Assembly to-day amending the oIi-toss
Law. II provides for tho establishment pf tho
flash test ut ls0 dcgrcea, This does nway with
tho flEo test how In yoguc. The hill also IT,
ducta tho tuo ri tho Inspector GU car lots from.
u csntA ncs barrel 10 cight cents.
Ar. ltoskies' bill defining the qualification OF
County schoo! buperuseudcnta provides that
they must either bV graduates Of tho Stats Unl-
, 1881-02-05

DunuQuE, ill.,, Feb. i.-The tnurnInX passenger
trim from Chicago OIL tho Illinois Central HALL
WY was tcrntled this morning while passing
through the East Dubuque tunnel. Tue nxlo Of
tho truck under tho 8r,oking car broke, throw
ing o,lo end of the onr of tho truck. but ms tho
train was going slowly no injury to lfo resulted,
ind but tttlo to property. Tho locomotive AMI
laggngc. .cars went through Hnd rtttly over tho
briIK1. Tho pnsscngct5 walked through tho curs,
nntlt emerging frt,nI tho tns,e t01k sielEhs fnr
this eIty-tlle nl stylo If trattslcr Tho 0bstrlic-
ton WIS speedily rGsnuycI.
, 1881-02-05

CLEVELAND, O.. Fob. i.-A special reports n
collision on tho Pan I{ando isontl. nenr Dens-
more, fifteen miles from Stcnbcnvtllc. n stock
express trim 1slst and Il Will train West rt1il-
il!nX together. 1loth engines and II lnrpo mum.
nlll, brakeman, whs Killed. nt1d Engineer Hurry
Htlegni, Conductor ftutrhis1ll. unh tho engineer
Ut tho Wild train HeyyrcIy injured.
, 1881-02-05
SOAPS.

ktrk'A 5ay0n l1hperlnl - " ,.,. '''sss Z
KIzk'h Amprtcnn Fnnly, ~ '' ,,,. ~
rfootr Il tianbios Si6tt1cd German. 10 6aa re. IN
, 1881-02-05

LlTr1x ROCK. Feb. ,4.-separatc l!ils. zach mp
proprIatEng $lGU,00 for tho orcctlon Of I'm nsy-
lln, for Insane, wore pnsscsi In each tlo,sc Ut
tho Legislature to-dny. Tho bill also leyics Il
o.iG-nlt!l tux to cover the oxpenso ct cDnstrue-
tf0n. Tho location Will bo ut Little Rock.
, 1881-02-05
4 SHIP DAMAGED.

HALIFAX, N. ST.. Feb. 4.-About 8 O'Clock this
morning ilnrncs wero obscrvod issuing from tho
cabin Of tho bark Mngnolla, lying In the stream
uN Quccns wharf. An alarm was EoMndcd, and
tho tue Icrtha got up ssonm. and, With pnrty
OF flrcmcu. went to the nRslstanco Of lilo blirr-
ing chip. The t'atnes, hawnvcr, Fnnch c1rstler-
abie tlcadway befuro their urriyal, bully dn1n-
nuinR tho Bbjp.
, 1881-02-05
CRUSHED 70 DEATH,

6pftaI3 UtsPaEth 70 1Hs Ehftdq0 IT1bHHk.
OMAHA, Not, Fob. 4.-A collision occurrcd In
tho Unlon Pacific froght-yArti ut midnight lust
night, cntching John bailey. n switrhn,un, be-
tween tho locomotive and n frelght-caE, crushing
him fearfully, from which he t,!cll ut 0'clnek
th!a f,us1,tng. The rettnilB wcrc BDnt to I3ur-
ltugto1s, ln., tu-1ay.
, 1881-02-05

DUBUQUE, H., Feb. 4.-Thu Court-lionsc Mt
Charles City, tho county-scat OF Ftoyd County,
n stuno structure, wis destroyed by tlro Inst
night, and is a heap OF ruins. Nothing WIS
Bnycd, except whnt tho ynnlts contain, and tho!r
condition IL unknown at present. The building
WINS valued ut ~, 600, aud wAs Insured fur l'Art
Of that sum. -. - ''' =
, 1881-02-05

NEW ORLEANS, Fcb. A.--Thu Ircay1sne'a Opo-
lousAs spncfal sayR the United States tnail wills
rubbed III tho way from Alexandria to ttat plhcu
Inst niVllt. Tho driver WIS halted from Il trco
OIL tl0 oal-sde, ni.l, mot complying instnuter,
WIS fired ut. Tho robbcr tlelualidlng tho pollch-
u, Autnb euipty niles wHro delivered, but tho
lpca- pt,t,pb wis demanded. nnu tho driver wns
compelled tu surrender 1t, III ho hul n0 urMs
with which 10 dpfcutl ADlsclf
, 1881-02-05

gptttal Dispatch to 1ha c4teaao Tribune.
ToLEnu, O., Feb. IA destructive tEro at
South Toledo last night, brentlng out about
mtdntghr, destroyed Wiltlcr's foundry nn't p!uw-
works, including tho Office. tho grinding md
polishing departments, md Il largo stock of
wood. valuable tools, otc. 11oss, $llo0o, On
which thero Is an INSURANCE Of only &, 500.
, 1881-02-05

lIE WUU14U NUT STAKVEs
CLEVELAND, H., Feb. ia spcnRl from Dcn-
yor, Colo. snys tho Hun. ltodnoy rons. once
Clerk ot, tho Ohio Supreme Court ut,d Executive
Secretary Ut uoy. !lnyes. WIZ urrcstcd tharo yes
tho h1llrisK tt,-.ny, and yA us,lr,nitcd tH do
fault Ut <aul bAIl. TN Hlnlu btm,ks from tho
Methodist University Library 10 buy Iood.
, 1881-02-05

HARRISBURG. Ts,., Feb. 1.-The seventeenth
ballot for United BtAtcs senntort resulted:
WnlinGc, Gu; Oliver, 63; Grow. 4B; Mncyeagh,
i: Phillips, u; HEWITT; Curtin, l: Agnow. i:
liutnl, !; BnDwtel1, !. The convention thon al-
jOurttpl until to- morrow.
, 1881-02-05

sptttat Utspateh 10 1ns Ghitaeo Tribune.
EAST BAntsAw, stich., Feb. IA gnng of safe.
burx!ars hayu bceu operating for snnlo tfme
here, an,l lust night thVy ,ltew otMn tho safd ut
Nelson HOLLANDS tnlll utftGb Atlu secured $itU.
, 1881-02-05

DENVER, Eutu., Fct,. 4.-Tho 1rilIN,|e's special
from Alafn0sn etys; "Tto coauh frutn dol
Nurte 10 Alulnosa WIS robbed last night by two
1ncn 1lyu miles from t}ul k0rte. fuur Glull-
pouches aud tho trc4surt,. pouch Wero tnken.
III tho pouches IL Hnkn0Wil."
, 1881-02-05

SrIEATols, ILL.,, Fob. A miner by tue uamo
nr McGnlvcy, who works ut knnglcy's ahaft, WIS
bud!y injured yesterday by tho falling Ut n ruck
overhead: His c0llar-bono was brnken, aAd l,Is
l,nek nslt1 sh0uIdpr- b!Hto bBtli tadJ hurt. llo
IL. however, doing well under Eu0l lncdlcAf
treatment.
, 1881-02-05
l6AuLY llI1llEED.

ColuuHus, O., Fob. i.-strs. Cook, Il worry ngosl
Indy, was bully burned tt-tluy. 1Icr clothing
cnuHht fro from grnto near which she was
stumbling, nnd wns nimuBt entirely burned be-
fore assistance reached hpr.
, 1881-02-05

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 4.-Tho Cnpltol Hotel
at Dover burned to tho ground this morning.
Tho guests at tho hotel, including Attorney
General Grny. the Speaker. md Sworn! mom-
bovs Of tho Legislature. bnEoy osDnt,edwlth tholr
!lyca. Loss, 81, 600; insurance, $il,0W.
, 1881-02-05

NEAR CHARLESTON, s. c.
CHAnLEsrpH, 8. G., Feb. 4.-Tho works OF tho
Wanlo Manufacturing Company, on Ashloy
lttycr, nine miles from this city. wero totally do
strnyed by tirs to.dny. Loss, $o1,000; fully in-
Rnrfd.
, 1881-02-05

TAUNTON, 3fnss. Feb, IA large tlro Mt North
DEehton, Muss., this morning Mt 3;30 o'clock con-
sunctl tho inrye pnper'mi.l Of r. Lincoln & TO-,
manufacturers ot paper haKs anu boxes. A
largo b1acksmlth.shon and wheewriRht~shor
wcro burned to tho ground. The loss on the
pNpcr.ln mill Ia TT 900.
, 1881-02-05

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. ia flro at Lc!sny s.
Co.'s browory this noon destroyed tho coopor-
shop. together with tho cast wing of tho M.ain
building, III which Wcro stored neW barrc!s, 1lc.
Loss. about *fQ,QU,
, 1881-02-05

white Wnor Wheat, Per hT! hT!...+........,..,, s,,s
EStsn White Winter whSAt pc; bfl..."........t III
Minnesota t'ntonL SEE, '' .''' III
Whshhurns tiu!A Medal snncs0tn Patent finn:;, ~
Fnont FloAr III tho market, per tsl.....,..,. k,c
Every barro Gunsantood. @
, 1881-02-05
GEN. GRANT.

FtllLApELPItIA, Fob 4.-Qen. aud NFs. Grant
arrived III this city to-day fron Washington.
sn1 L! wii! % %FemaIp duEIug Saturday as yucets Of
, 1881-02-05

1sILLEp UY MASKED MEN.
GALvEsToNt Ter., Feb. 4.-At Columbus, Al.
bert Williams. uc4Eo. arscsted fug horse. stcal.
, 1881-02-05


HANOVER, Out, Feb. 4.-Iohn Millar, u farmer
living ncAr here. WAS nsr.alcd g0.lAy, chhfgeh
Win numbering hls vito by driving his hosses
, 1881-02-05
HARVARD.

- HARVARD.
NosTOH, 5INss., Fuo. 4.-A friend of IIAryArd
College has givon $l00, 900 Tor .nwschuol build
fntr
, 1881-02-05
All Imported Goods
r E: AS, ,

TEAS.
pure Unc0l0red Tens.
Jnran per Ftb......i......... .aic 4sc. Worry bekt
utilunx, rnr b... .Ssc tSt, tsc. Worry bGst6A
Young GIynOn
nr,.~ per lib. a;c, &c &C. vcr1 bes''...N
Eng|itt jirnahfatt. pcr ill., H0c nc. ycry best. t
Ch!ncsoMlxturo (hi9h3 rccOMmundcd1, per lb....n9
Now York Sample rcn.
. I1nmta far 11.00.
We allow a discount Of nv0 cnnts per pound ~htN
fvo pounds nro taken at ono tir1o.
Also, nil kinds OF F!ayarinR Teas-0Eansa md
FiowoEy rokoc, Caper Assam. etc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Making Money.

Some people can hardly make Il living
and some lay up money. Why Is itv-
Into Il village Of n few hundred inhabi.
tants young man came and was emf
ploycd rs clerk in the store; hc lived
there fifty years ANA laid up 800, ,000.-
Other men worked US hard, but did not
lay up money. ...
Near the village was large and bcal-
tiiul farm. The owner of it had II from
his father. lie did not drink or gamble
and yet he could not make u living, and
so borrowed money, and to secure il gave
Il mortgage on the farm. In few years
the farm was sold and ho was obliged Ia
move away. \ Scotchman, with but
little money and n large family, passed
by and saw the house was vacant and
struck a bargain with the owner. lie
began to work, to save and pay, and In
ten or twelve years he was the entire
owner, Then he went on and laid up
money, and now is n rich man.
The art Of making money Is one that
should be carefully studied. II you take
u dollar aud lend IL out at per cent. IN
tcrcst, It will double itself IN lG years,-
IT You take dollar aud buy something
with II, and then sell that Ut n profit,
and keep ON doing so, you increase your
capital. These three ways Hro the fOun-
daton ways Of moncy-mukmg, All
business Is in one of these three forms,
Those who succeed the best nrc those
who know the most about what they DO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
A Funny Old Story.

Tom Marshall was engaged IN the trial
Of n case IN the interior of Kentucky,
when a decision struck him az so bad
Tia. he arose aud said;
"1hufu never was such ruling ~ that
since Ponllus Pilalc presided over the
trial OF Christ
"Mr Clerk, - responded the Judge lluc
Mr.. Marshal ten dollars for contempt Of
court
"l confess, your honor continued
Tom that what said WIS a little hprd
on ponlius Pilalc, but II II the first time
In the history Of Kentucky jurisprudence
that II Ia held that to speak disrcspcctiul-
" Of pontlus PLATE Is contempt Of
court
"Mr Clerk mike II twenty for n CON
tinuous contempt" said the Judge sol
cmnly.
"wcll, Judge, Tom added, NJ You won
all my money last night ut poker, lend
me the twenty" ..
"Mr Clerk" !" cried The Judge hastily,
rpuit the fine. The State can Afford TO
lose the money better than cnn.'
81 congratulate the court upnn ils
sane condition" said Tom, tv.unIng llis
frut amid to1p Of laughtcG
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
A Tribute of Respect.

Virginia; alta court begun and held
for Washington county the 22ndrday pi
August, 1881. -,..t.
Present, Hos. GEo. W. WARD, JR.
Judge Campbell of the committee ap-
pointed at the last torn of this court 10
draft resolutions expressive OF the son
row of the bar at the death Of Col. L. l.,
York, presented the following res
olutionsi
WHEREAS, Col. L. J.. York departed
this life, on the 18th day of July, Nt his
home. IN the town of Goodson, Va, and
WHEREAS, the deceased, IN oil the
relations of husband, parent, counselor,
advocate, aud friend, had 80 dcportgd
himself ns TO win our confidence, ad-
mrntlon, and cstcom therefore,
Resoiocd-Thut IN the death of L. j..
York, the bench has lost u wise aud
honest counsellor; the bur ansablc aud
courteous member, aud the community
nm upright and valuable clli1cn'
Rersolped-rhat we tender TO his sorcly
stricken family our deepest sympathy. III
this sad dlsponsntiOn of an inscrulNblo
Providence q,
Resoired-1hat the court be requested
10 rnuso these proceedings to he spread
upon It's minutes and furnished to his
family and that the county newspapers
br rcaucsted to publish them
Resoircd--'lhat In respect TO the meme
ory of the deceased this Court do now
adjourn. ,.
A. &. CtMNiSus,
y, f. BAILEY,
i. II. WooD,
Il. NJ. PAdE,
DANIEL rnGG,
A. FuLKEnsoN,
Committee
Their adoption was moved by Judge
II. NJ. Page, aud seconded, In approptl-
Ate terms, by Daniel Trlgg, james ".
Wood, sclden I,ongley, David i, Baily,
Col. Abram Fulkerson, and Frank -
Flndlny.
The court, after referring TO ana en-,
dorslnr The high tributes which hhd
bpon mid to Col u. l.. York, ordered
the resolutions to be- spread upon the
records of the court; aud that court he
ndlourncd until tomorrow morning, ont
of respect 10 the memory Of Col u l'
York, deceased.
A copy--7esic, .,
WM. q. q, Lowry, Ci,tF.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

There is nothing manly in II man MAX
ing light Of woman. Never usc Il la
dy's name in nm improper place, or ut
an improper time. or in company, New
er make assertions mixed about her that
you think arc untrue, allusiOns that you
feel she herself would blush to hear
When you meet with men who do not
sornple TO make use of Woman's name
in reckless and unprinciplcd manner,
shun them for they are the very worst
members of the Commuity-mcn lost
to every sense of honor, every feeling of
humanity. Many u good and worthy
woman's character has been forever
ruined and her heart broken by Il lie,
concocted by an unprincipled william,
but believed by people Of good princi-
pies who are too ready to believe SIAN
der or condemn imprudence rs crime
The smallest thing derogatOry to n wo-
mans character will fly on the wings of
wind, and magnify as it circulates, un-
ill its monstrous weight crushes the poor
unconscious victim. Remcmbe this if
you are tempted to repeat or listen to u
Scanduous tale. ....f t.......
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Life.

Was II not said by some great sage
That life Is mn unwrtlcn pagc2
We write our fate, and when old age
Or death come on
We drop the pen.
For good or III, from day TO day,
Each deed we do, each word we pay,
Makes an impress upon the clay,
which moulds the minds
Gf other men.
And all our acts and words are seeds
Swon o'cr the pa'L whence future deed.
Spring up, TO form our wheat or weeds
And as we've sown
So reap we must.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Fear Not TO Pray.
HARTLEY colRRInGE.

Be not afraid TO pray-to pray is right.
Pray if thou canst, with hope; bu
ever pray;
Though hope be weak, or sick with
long delay.
Pray in the darkness, If there he noligllt
Far is the time, remote from human
sight, ... . .
When war and discord on the earth
shall cease;
Yet every prayer for universal peace
Ayails the.bcSt time to expedite. 1850.
Whate'cr is good to wish, ask that OF
Heaven,
Though it be what thou canst not hope
Pray TO be perfect, though material
lcayen
Forbid the spirit so on earth to be;
But if for any wish thou dar'st not pray,
Then pray TO God to cast that wish away.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
The South and Gen. Garfield.


Bi,bop Clark of Rhode Island in re-
ccnt sermon ON tho .notionul c.I,initv
made ollusion in fitting terms to the
hnshino of strife between the North and
the Sonib NJ fine bedside of tbe p,nsi.
dent and yentured 10 predict th,t fhc
ron,cntions Of nolitics could ucyc,, arein
array themselves upon the line of Mason
and Dixon While the memory Of our
common Urief should last. There can
he no donbt that the spontaneous ana
almost universal EXPRESSION of sorrow
in thc South has made n nrofolnd inn
preston mon the North. We were ot
FIRST surnriscd that peonle who Ind
been so lately orr enemies on thc battle
field. md who were still our ANTAGONISTS
ot the ballot box should have anV decn-
or feeling on the subject than The nattl-
rol rev,IIsion with which the human
mind receives the Intelligence of GREAT
crimes If the shooting of President
Gortiell had excited no more INDIGNATION
in thGt quarter thau the killing of tbc
Gar Of Russia produced. many of ms
would have been not in the least sur
nriscd We MI remember That the kill
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Uncle Sammy r.

The New York correspondent Of the
Buffalo Cduicr says; "Speaking OF
bachelors, suppose there Is no Other
buchelor'in New York who takes more
solid comfort than Mr.. 1ilden. II seems
rather odd that Il man Without family
and no apparent probability OF clang-
ing his condition IN that respect, should
crave 40 large and sumptuous u home
Mr.. Tllden Is credited lnnewspaper par
agraphs with an income Of : 900 day.
| doubt that the figures 90 quite so high
as that, but Mr., 1'ilden certainly needs n
large income to live and entertain rs he
does. Ills nlanslonNt N0nkcrs is AN cX-
pcnsve establishment, but llc spares no
money to keep 1t IN the best Of order
As n bachelors home, Il would be pretty
hard TO equal IL In any part of the corn-
try. The alterations now going ON IN
his city residence NJ GrumerCy Park VIII
cost Il sum Chat would at one time have
been considered nice fortune. The
whole interior of the building he bought
last spring, adjoining the one he occu-
pied, has been torn oRt, THE handsome
GROUNDS In the rear are Hllt0rn up for
new water and sewer connection. The
two buildings will be run into Que and
the grounds again handsomely laid ont,
aud when all Is done the Gramercy Park
home will be az fine 4 mansion rs any
millionaire could wish TO live In, even
with a large family Mr.. gildcn has
lately enjoyed unusually good health,
and hQ shows II IN his looks. .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
$2O.llO.7S3.26
Duel in Virginia.

A dispatch from Warrcnton, Va,
dated August Goth, TO Baltimore san
says; ..
James c. Scott and Robert Il. Camp.
bell, young lawyers here, left town with
n view to "a hostile meeting near War
rcntOn this evening, Campbell went tC
WarrcntOn junction this morning. This
afternoon Scott suddenly mounted n
horse on Main street and dartcd of, with
two special constables dcputed by Judge
Keith quickly following him. Both Cen
tlcmcn were under heavy bonds. Alex
andcr Hunter Is thought to be Campboll's s
second, and Richard Scott, of Peters
burg, that of James Scott. A meeting
was arranged to take place Thursday
evening Ht the bridge at the fauquicr
White Sulphur, but did not come off,
Scott Is the son of Major John Scott,
Commonwcalth's Attorney for Fnuqniel
county aud Campbell Is the son-n-law
of Col. John $. Mosby.
The parties met about { O'Clock this
evening at the Double Pouplars, three
miles from WaTcnton, and NJ ten PAGES
fired, Scott with an English "bull dog
and Campbell with Cots army. Scott
was shot trough the left hand, Scott
claimed another shot, which Campbell
aCcccded 10, but Hunter, the second, took
the pistols from the combalanls aud
fired them In the air. Campbell h u
RcadluIcr nominee for the House Of
Delegates from l'auqulcr. The duel
grew out Of insulting language used In 4
political dispute.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

"1hc attainment of our greatest de.
sitca II often The source of our gfehtcsi
eorrowa," said II Mormon Kid the Other
day when be had arcurod q watermelon
ana lrft the seat Of lls pants nsn me-
lnrnto with the big bulldog That happcn-
rt 10 hc concealed iu The Vines.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Easily Proven.

1t is easily proven hatmalarial feyers,
constipation, torpidty of the liver and
kidneys, general debility, nervousness
and neuralgia ailments yield readily to
this great disease conquercr, Hop Bitters,
1t repairs the ravages of disease by con-
yerting the food into rich blood, and ii
gives new life and yigor to the aged and
intrm always. ......
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
4 Now Amcricnn llmorlnd.

A number Of gems have been received
in New York from n mine in AlcSaudriy
county y, c. There Is an emerald green
variety Of spodumcuo entirely new tc
scientific men. The crystals ire Of diff
fcrcut shapes and sizes, and some are
sufficiently like the ordinary emerald ps
10 he taken for them. One of the gems,
weighing two aud half karats, has been
purchased for the British Museum. The
largest Of the stones yet obtained weighs
llyo and llyc-cghth kNrats, aud the col
ors vary from light TO dark emerald
green, The gem Is worth from ten 10
one hundred dollars q karat, according
10 size aud bMlllnucy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

iull ballot, and fair count for all men Of
all parties. lie next commented on Tile
liberalism of the Readiuster party. Its
policy, he said, is to blot out Mason and
Dlxon's line. 1t was but q representa-
tive of sectional division; no North, no
South, no East, no West is wanted. -
One common brotherhood is all suth-
Cicnt.