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III DRY GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS.

We are IN full receipt. and are prepared t. Da,r
the largest and most
CAREFULLl-> STOCK
south of Now York. Au in-pcction Will cons ..
that there are fov NOVELTIES. either foreign .r
domestic. that are NOT exhibited u our ..i-,
Among the many inducements are:
? cases ~HOODAII CLOTHS GA the most d.-.rt'.-
shade. az lJc. yard;
y ca-c. wool -FIILIN,t OTToNAN~ 90 IIt..
An shade. of DRE~~ FLANNEL rt D.,
Extra large assortment II ALL-WuOL fRl\lU
COMBlN NTlON DRESS rAIfIEN~;
Full stock Of FRENCH. ENGLl-li ami DOM 30
TIC FLANNEL >CrIlNG. Including a0 t.e
new shade.
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nm bid BNoNZE c0nNIcr..

ALBUMS m Russia. six. and Plush;
EAStLS for plilor and mlutc.
PIER and MNNTEL-MlRROE~
WALNUT and EBONY BRACKETS:
BlRTIIDAN-CARD> and PANELS.
ARTOTNPE FNOKANiNG>;
CMEOMOS n frame. 2fN3o.Msl:
Sxl0 FRAMES from 20 cc.t upwlrl-dny di-
fcrcut styles,
FRAMES made to order 30 lowest fslro- .n Tic
city. T.. LEWIS,
vi S-3m 9l- Main street.
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Nj Feathers, ribbons, velvet, can all DE
colored to match that new hat 10y using inc
Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.
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FURNITURE. MATTRESSES a

Il BEDDING, &C.-WILLiAM DAF-N
fRON.-Parties In want OF FURNITURE of
any description viii study their interest byStI
calling ON me before purchasing. Carries the
largest stock, does the business, and cannot be un-
dersold. Five hundred suits In WALNUT, ASH.
and POPLAR, nom the best factories In the coun-
try, Will be sold low Ia make room. WILLIAM
DAFfBON, office and warerosms. 143s Main
street; West-End store, 3l3 10 3l5 noi IN Adams
street factory, Nos. 10, ls 60, and ~ D"rth fi!.
NSDib street. Hlclmond. agt.3W
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In DREss FAERICs We .how-

PLAIN-Camcl,' Hair. sergcs. Tric0ts, Cashmere,
Draps d'Alma SAmazon Cloths, Flanuc.- jo.-
seys. and Shudalis. all quaiiics and c''or-;
CHECK -Pinheld, Invisible, Illuminated Ia
great variety;
MIXTTRES-Bclgc, Illuminated, HcatLcl;
STRIPES-Bayadcrc and VERT D.. iu color al
mixtures. for combinations;
PLAIDS-AlI styles and qualities.
100 plcccs DRESS GOODS from 10 20 1880.
$50 peces DRESS GOODS a Is. ~. and &c..
$50 pieces FLANNEL from II - t0 1Jc.
100 pieces CASHMERE from 2Nc. o. 81
100 pieces { ASSIMERF from soc. g. -,
IS pieces FLANNEL SIiJlNF>:
900 pair BLANKETS from ~ o. sl-:
500 COMFOR1ABLES from 7jc. 90 $50:
1000 WHITE OUNIERPANt- from JJc. %
So
1000 CORsETS from 2jc. L. sf7j.
Large line ~ NEW tAtPE.~. NAl1I\G~,
OH-CLOTIl-, and LACE e KrAlN~:
GENTLEMEN, and LADIES tNDEkME EAR
l case I iINESN cpA~ratqc reduced from &c.,;
80 pieces GRAY FLANNEL ~ lZ.c. worth
2oc:
An Immense stock Of KID GLOVES at bottom
price;
All he latest noycitic- m BUTTONS and rIlN-
MiNG>:
HAWBJRG EDGE and Linen TRIMMINGS R
speciality
We .how the largest stock # goods 800 e.tr
this being our second supply ol Nj. 4li W lN-
TER GOODS. SNCLF BHolNtR~.
81 Broad ,tft..
Branch store 1929 Main street. c-i-,.'
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FIN ANtIAI..


REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Special attention given t1 the RENTING OFT
OF REAL ESTATE and tho COLLECTION Ok
Rents. Liberal adv snce- made
All kinds of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE Tor sale.
SALES Bl AUCTION made la ciN ct coua-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE to exchange lQg
Nirginlau.
DEEDS written and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
taken.
Apply for The Iirgiai0 LdRd GVij,.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent, and Auctionc,r,
au 27-eodSm zoos Bank street.
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGs. &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
/. LEwIs'S ARr-GALLERY

Al the latest subjects n PAINTINGS. ENGRA-
WINGS. and OIFoGE Apis;
New PICTURES constantly arriving.
PLUSH and GOLD FRANI~.
BRONZE FRAMES.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AyfySEIEETS.
COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
TO TIE
RICHMOND LIGHT lNFANIkh 81 ~
TUESDAY. SErrENEtE -. 49, at
RICHMOND THEATRE.



by the following talented cast.
under the able direction Of Mr.. {. H. HtE"EL'
Ms Eva Mis-. Of Wa,hingtQn... IA Josephine
Mi. Folfon sheffield Butercup.
Miss Carrie >tautc..........'.''....; IL
Miss La a. MAI zen NI'
Mir pior,. Reruard ..........a~ ~ir Joseph Porter,
Mr.. r. ". Cunnmeham.......d EHlin fLrA-'Id"'
Mr. LOU, W.PiZZini........ 20, captain t"fc9rIl'
Mr.. Louis Per,ot.................a' )ic6 lt'ut ,'
and "a PICKED CHORUS OF FIFTY Voices
accompanied hy a fun Orchestra Of twenty pieces.
Ticket. 10 De- had from member of the L. l.. l.
Blue, and at Ramos K Moses, where seats can Zee
secured from SEPTEMBER 18TH.
au 29.>e3, lU.l7.24.2j&26
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NEW vELVETS and PLUSIIES,

NEW vELvETs and PLUsHES,
SILKS and SATINS,
DAMASSES and BROCADFS,
many Of them our own importation We know
the prices are right and viii let You Judge a. 10 the
taste ii splayed. We viii offer
BLACK SILKS, 81 inches wide, At 0js.;
COLORED SILKS, 81 Inches wide, at 95c.;
COLORED SATINS. - inches wiio, At 9Oc.;
BLACK SATINs. 23 inches wide, at = Il;
COLORED OTTOMANS. % inches wide, ~ $50;
BROCADE SATINS, % inches wide. ats
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WE ARE READY TO SHOW NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT..
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POTATOES.

I'VE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY
W MORNING 100 bushels PRIME VIR-
GINiA POTATOES, TO which We ask the atten-
ton Of the trade.
ii. WALLERSTEIN & co,
Sc 24-lt l. south Fifteenth street.
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WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEW STYLEs.
ALL THE NEW COLORS. ALI THE
BEST QUALITIES.
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RICHMOND, VA" september Is, $50.
FNlIE FIRM OF BALDWIN X JEN-
FURNITURE.

H. CARTWRIGHT Il son WOULDA
LIE call attention Of those Who wish 10 save "
money In buying FURNITURE To examine ~
their large and well-selcctcd stock, cmh racng<t
The new styles Ia Parlor, Chamber, and Dining
Room suits. Best-assorted stock in the city. Terms
easy and accommodating. Don't forget the place
T.. CARTWRIGHT 4 son, 10 Governor street.
Ik-sltn
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NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERs.

TUE FIRE BUSINESS OF THE RICHMOND
BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY HAS
BEEN RElNSURED BY THE ROYAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.
All persons holding policies In the former COM
psny will present them 1T once Tor exchange TO
HOWARD SwINEFORD, agent Of the ROYAL fnsll-
rance Com pany, at l l0S Main street.
New policies VIII be issued without additional
cost 70 the assured.
CHARLES f.. WHITLOCK,
Trustee Richmond BANKING and
se2f-6t Insurance Company,
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A TTENTION CITIZENS OF MAX
n SHALL WARD.-Thcrc will he meeting oil
fine citizens OF Marshall Ward nj the Engine
House. ON Twonty-hfth street near Broad. on
MONDAY NIGHT. september 25th Tor thc puf-
nose of forming a George ID. Wise Club. All GILL
lcns Of the ward respectfully invited t"attchH'
~ Oil II. METXGEE.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS;
~ CAPS, BRASS and PAPER SHELLS;
Fine line OF CARNERS, RAZORS, POCKET
and TABLE-KNtVES.
WATKINS, COTTRELL 4 CO.,
Sc 24-Su,Tu&Th2w 1908 Main street -
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NTOTICE.-Thc members OF LAFAl-
y ETTE COUNCIL, No. 697, A. l.. OF H. are
requested to attend stated meeting of thelr Couh
eli MONDAY NIGHT September 10Th al
o'clock at Tholl's West End Hall companions
Will come prepared to ray quarterly dues ana 10
Tor councils Are invited To meet with u>
BY order OF the Commander. -,
~ WILLIAM \. :. CONRAD,
oOt1, Secretary.
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L. THALIlIMER BROTHERS.
Sol BROAD STREET.

Sol BROAD STREET.
our buyer IS now in New York attending the
large trade sales, and making selections for our
FALL STOCK from among tho latest importa-
tons
We will receive during The coming week some
choice selections of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS. sATINS.
PLUSIIEs. YELNETs,
sHOODAHS, CASIDiERES and
HINDOO CLOTHS.
together with an the latest novelties suitable for
combinations and trimmings.
our assortment Of ALL-WOOL FLANNELS for
suitlng and Sacqueing 4, the most carefully Sc
lected we have ever shown, and embraces every
quality, width, and shade.
our llne ofHOUsEhEEPlNG ARTICLES, con-
slsting I'm part Of
CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS,
TABLE-LINENS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, SIIEETINGS.
COUNTERPANES,
COMFORTS, and BLANKETS,
Is receiving our best attention. and viii be sold al
prices which must prove satisfactory to every pur
chaser. TlIALHIMER BROTHERS,
Central Block, sol Broad street.
" 10-Su.Tu&Th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T sYCLE BROTHERS.

ARE YOU READY TO SEE NEW COODsa
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Bsss0LUTrONs & pARrNrRsu,ps


4 EICHEL RESPECTFULLY IN
"a FORMS his patron, and the public that the
irm of Eichcl 4 SaelZer- corner Of Broad aud
seventh streets, has been
DISSOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
and that hc has moved o. Nos. 3 , and 3 7 New
Market square, where lac will carry Oh business
a.
BUTCHER,
and Is prepared 70 serve them promptly with
everything in his line.
Thanking his friends and the public generally
FOR kindness IN the past, he ,olicits Continuance
Of their patronage.
y. B.-Paries who ind IL not convenient 10
leave their orders for Meats, &C.. with me during
market hours. can have tie same promptly at
tended to by leaving their orders with Mr j. !.
IEAKER. dealer IN fish, oysters, vegetable, &C..
No. 3l3 Market square next door 10 my stand.
4. FICHEI.
sc 6-2awiw BIS and 81 Market square.
RICHMOND, VA. september ls. lss2.
FNHE FIRM OF BALDWIN X JEN-
L klNS, heretofore engaged In the wholesale
boot and shoe business IN this city, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent &. \. BALDWIN,
81 l9-3w W r. JENKINS
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MEEIENGs.

A CALLED CONVOCATION OF E5.H
n LAFAY ETTE ROYAL ARCH zZGv
CHAPTER, No. AZ, Will he held NJ ~; NJ styIgyS
bans Hall. corner of Main ana Ihrd
streets, on MONDAY EVENING. september 29lh,
AT o'clock. Candidates for degrees WI please
anpear promptly. All Royal Arch MasohS IN
gnpod Standing are cordially Invited
"' CHARLES LUNDIN,
~ o.rtE secretary.
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FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

Vile.
THE Star block at Terrell, Texas, con-
tanning bank and several stores, was de-
stroyed by fire, the loss aggregating $75,-
0O0
GEO. YoUNe was killed and Harry
Smith fatally injured by a boiler expIo-
sion at Shelbyyille, Ind.
Two young men blew out the gas in
their room in Brooklyn hotel and were
found dead in the morning,
A BARREL containing $4,000 breech-
loading caps exploded at Bridgeport,
Conn. demolishing the building in which
it was located. Nobody was hurt.
AN explosion of gas in the Mill Creek
mine, at Wilkesbarre, Pa, belonging to
the Delaware & Hudson company, COM
PEELED temporary suspension. Nobody
was hurt.
A COLLISION of passenger trains at
Salem, Kansas, caused the inhiction OF
serious injuries on several persons and
the destruction of both engines.
HENRY KENEME, a carpenter, who was
at work on the tower of St. Xavier's
church at Cincinnati, was instantly killed
by falling sixty feet to the stone floor.
DR.. JOHN w, PARKER, of Columbia,
South Carolina, whose humane and skill
| full management of the insane asylum
gave him a national reputation, died in
his S0th year.
A FIRE in the Hamilton and Dayton
round-house at Toledo burned two car
loads of freight and damaged four Ell.
gines, the loss aggreg ating $4,000.
JOSEPH TALBOT, bishop of the Episco
pal diocese Of Indiana, has suffered a
paralytic stroke which rendered his right
side useless. A movement for the ap
pointment of his So ccessor is to be made
| this week.
EDWARD BENNETTo, who for nine y ear
has been employed in the Office OF the
manager of the Great Western railway, a
Hamilton, Ont, was instantly killed b!
slipping from a car platform.
AN engine on the South Park road il
Colorado was taking d fat-car down
steep grade when collision occurred
with a mule which stood on the track
Conductor Bludsoe and two men were in
stantly killed, but the engineer and FIRE
man saved tn mseives by leaping.
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CRIME.

JosBPH ARIsH, one of the most dan
gerous CO idence men in the west has
been capt..red in indianapolis.
JOHN BLACK, a well-known merchant of
Pekin, ILL.,, is said to be a defaulter for $15,-
GOO, and to have sailed for Germany two
weeks ago.
THE Tilden ineome tax has been dis
missed by the treasury department.. No
further proceedings will be had in the
United States supreme court. Secretary
Folqer is said to have stated that there
never was any cause tor action.
Two convict guards on cotton planta-
ton south of Houston, Texas, named
Tower and Thomson. fought duel with
revolvers. Twelve shots were fired and
both fell dead.
CUsroNs officers at Montreal picked
up a New York Hebrew named
Scotsman, and took from his hips packt
ages of ieweIry and diamonds valued a
$500.
SEVENTEEN members of a gang of coun-
terfeiters were gobbled by the United
States marshal at Upton, Indiana. after
mountains of evidence had been secured
by detectives.
a RAID by Dubuque officers on back
room IN White street revealed dies and
molds for counterfeiting silver coin. The
man arrested has baen active in the
exercises of the Young Mems Christian
association, and his mistress was an un-
iring laborer among the prisoners IN the
Jail.
JEROME STEWART, a young stgdent OF
the dental department of the University
of Pennsylvania, was arrested at Phila-
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TELEGRAPH TICKS,
Important and Interesting Items
frcm the Wires During the Week.
WASHINGTON.

| The dead letter office is overfowed with
misdirected letters, especially with those
of the different matrimonial agencies.
AN intimate friend of Secretary Folger
stItes that the treasury chieftain will not
tender his resignation unless elected gov
ernor OF New York.
The president has accepted fifty miles
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, begin
ming in Idaho and ending in Montana,
which was lately examined and reported
on by Commissioners Blackstone, Fry and
Reed.
WILMoT II. WARD. who was arrested
on charge of conspiracy to steal govern
ment bonds and plates from the bureau of
printing and engraving, has been released
on bail. Salter is still in Jail.
II. I'll. WELLS is still at work in his law
office IN the Guinton building on the pap
ers relating to the charge of attempted
bribery of the star-route Jurors. To a re-
porter, he said: ~ have nothing to say
yet, with marked emphasis on the vet.
SALTRR, one of the men now in custody
on the charge of being implicated in the
printing bureau conspiracy, is said TO be
the mar against whom charges are pend
ing Philadelphia for deJrau0ing var
Ious persons by means of false leases.
The architect on the capitol notes the
following expenditures: On capitol build
izg, $57 900; lighting grounds, $4,000;
improvement of grounds, $4,000; exton-
sion of government printing office. $40,-
OOO; extension of city hall, $4,000.
JOHN @. New recently told an appli
cant for Office that he would appoint him
when he became secretary of the treasury.
The remark got afoat, and now Mr.. New
claims 10 have fears that Martin I Town
send, of New York, will be the next
treasury chieftain.
The expenses of the marine hospital
service of the past fiscal year were $49,-
9@8; 3G,184 patients received relief; 1000
pilots and 273 seamen were examined by
the revenue marine service for color
blindness, and SO Of the former and four
of the latter were found color-blind.
SECRETARY FoLGER will leave WASH
lrgton again at once to make a canvass of
thestate of New York. He is to speak at
Albany Thursday evening. All reports
from the state are more encouraging to
the republicans than two weeks ago.
Confidence is expressed, and II is an
nounced that the Ohio election has reused
the republicans all over tbo state, and
that the several districts VII poll full
vote.
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FOREIGN.

THE sultan and the khedive are very
bad friends. The sultan has forbidden re-
cruiting in Turkey for the khedive's fu-
ture body-guard.
The average price of English wheat in
London last week was Is Sd per quarter
cheaper than in the corresponding period
last year.
Ing EsTRE hall, the seat of Earl Shrews-
bury, near Stafford, England, was com
pletely Quilted by fire Saturday, the los,
being 100000.
ALL the Irish priests, save those u nder
the jurisdiction of Arch bishop McCabe.
have been granted permission by their su-
periors to ia ke part in the popular politi-
cal movements for the amelioration of the
condition of the country.
THOUGH the Irish authorities are con-
fdent that Westgate, the seIf-accused par
ticipant In the Phoenix Park murders, is
crazy aud unworthy of belief, still they
will make a searching examination 10
quiet the public mind
Gen. WOLSELEY has been ordered home
from Egypt, and will embark next Satur-
day. lie has ordered the closing of all the
gambling houses at Cairo. The Egyp-
tian ministry positively refuse 10 allow
foreign counsel 10 defend Arab Pashs
and the other prisoners. Englands S reply
TO Turkeys note touching the evacuation
of Egypt has raised the Sultan's ire and
infuriated the fanatical party at Constan-
tlnople, who lay the blame on Said Pasha,
and demand his exile.
TIE prisoners awaiting court-martial At
Cairo number 113. Three colonels in the
Egyptian army have been arrested in the
interior for completely in the late mas
sacres. General Allison has been given
command of the army of occupation.
Thirty-two Europeans have arrived at
-c5wis5 l,>,rv~,.,,.
to the departure of unemployed men for
Egypt.
A NATIVE journal Of Alexandria states
that the army ef Egypt will comprise ten
men, under Turkish or Circas-
sian off GERS, and that no man suspected of
in the revolt will be re-
The water supply of Suez has
been restored. One Of the chief eunuchs
of the khedive's palace is charged with
offering indignities to Arab Pasha and
other important prisoners. The rebel
chieftain is sustained by testimony show
ing that outrages perpetrated during the
campaign were against his will.
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THoUaH it was the teachings OF tn

THOUGH it was the teachings OF th
great leader of the tractarian move
ment, DR.. Pusey, recently dead, which
brought many Protestant divines over
to the Roman Catholic church, he
himself remained outside It's pale to
the last. Some years ago Cardinal
Newman addressed him very pathetic
letter, appealing to him to consider the
question more deeply, and many peo-
pie wondered that the master remained,
as it were, lowering ike a meteor be-
tween two worlds, while the disciple
had become one of the most fervent
and devoted children of the Church of
Rome. DR.. Pusey had been for years
kind of ecclesiastical enigma. Never
theless, the purity of his life and great
ness CT his intellect won him host of
enthusiastic admirers. He bad
special hatred of the Photographic art,
and never permitted photograph of
hin, 4, IL, tel 90
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L Innocent Sort Of a Bog.

The Tamarack Swamps, near Sharps-
vile, Penn, were supposed to be an IN
nocent sort of bog until the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad
company undertook to lay solid roa5-
bed across them. At first a few thous-
and cubic yards of earth were dumped
upon the surface by the contractor
with carless generosity, as much as il
to say: ''Th8t will satisfy your appe-
tite, my soft friend" But, when the
earth Immediately disappeared and
left no trace behind, coarser diet was
sustituted. The company purchased
from a furnace the accumulated Gin
ders Of ten years, aud since January
about five thousand carloads Of this
substantial provender have beer
dropped into the swamp's voraciouf
nav without visibly decreasing iti
capacity. Occasionally at night there
are evidences of repletion, but in the
morning the murky water presents an
unrnff1ed face and asks for more.
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deldhia charged with being concerned in
the robbery of book and stationery store
at Jacksonville, ILL.,, last July. Stewart
denies the charge.
TIMOTHY RAJoTTF, of Ottawa, Ontario.
once prominent merchant, and now hold
ing property valued at 100000, has gone
with his accomplices to the Kingston pen
ltentiary for three years for forging pa
per on the Banque Rationale.
In the terrible lYnching at Evansville.
Ind, where Hume Redman's skull was
smashed with a sledge hammer, a vigi-
lante named David Murphy was shot
from his horse by one of his own party.
The sheriff captured Quincy A. Gill.
David McFadden, and a man whose name
has not been learned
GEORGE D. RISE, cashier of the Dime
Savings bank at Lebanon, Pa, brought
home from, Philadelphia, in a sacheI,
$4,000 in currescy, and laid it aside t.
eat supper with his family. About s
o'clock he left for the bank, TO place the
money in the safe. When he had walked
a few yards he was assaulted by two men,
who felled him with billy. He clung to
the sachel and shouted for help, but was
dubbed until senseless, and his treasure
taken away.
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M EssRs. IoNGMAN & Co., OF London,
will issue next November the first
number of their new magazine. The
title is Longman's Magazine. Each
number will consist of from 100 to 120
pages, and the price will be sixpence.
The firm of Longman has been IN
existence $50 years, but has never had
magazine of It's own, although it has
long published the Edinburgh and
Fraser. Like all its brothers, the new
enture starts with grand array of
ames, and probably will sell great
lumber Of copies at first. The Corn
aiEs first issues were from 10000 to
100000 copies, but the issue is now
only about 10000. The public seems
to demand novelties in magazines as
in other things. The Ge11tlenaan's Maga-
zine which first issued IL 1872 con-
triyed to maintain III precisely the
same pattern for about 40 years, but
was then killed by Notes and Queries
and assumed modern guise, greatly
to the regret of many readers. Black
avoed's owes It's success largely 10 Its be,
No the Leading organ of the Tory party
in Scotland. It's circulation Is not
large, but this is compensated for by
it's high price. 1t is to Scotland what
the Quarterly is, politically, to England
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-10-19

HENRY AUGUSTUS BLAKE, of Bridge
water, Mass, was a briefess lawyer
with d rich wife. She was content to
support him in idleness, and when he
desired to make an extensive western
tour she furnished him the money for
the expenses. He was ab!ent year,
and she had frequent letters from him,
while he received regular remittan es
from her. Lately he wrote that he
was going into rough mining dis
trict where there were no postotfices,
and that she would not hear from him
for months. But she did, and within
few days, through marriage notice
in q Providence newspaper, which said
that he had become the husband OF
Caroline Hale, who had recently in
herited 1925, 600 from her grandfather.
the late Congressman Artemus Hale
He had used his wife's money to get 8
western divorce in order to marry q
Wealthier woman.