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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-29
rortY.seyenth Congress First session
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1882.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Committee on Naval Affairs reported
bill providing for the construction OF Il
coaling dock and naval storchouse upon ST.
Helena Island, on Beaufort river, :. G..
The amount Of the appropriation is not
specified in the bill. Placed on the calcn-
dar.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the legislative. executive, and judicial ap-
preparation bill, and devoted to it the re-
mainder Of the days session. The remain
ing committee amendments up 10 page 94
Of the bill were agreed 10, and the bill was
temporarily laid aside.
House bill for an extension Of bank char
tiers was received with the information that
the House had agreed TO some and dis
agreed to other Senate amendments.
MIR. Beck moved TO refer the bill TO the
Finance Committee in order that new pro-
visions, which he thought essential. might
he inserted in the bill. He said the COM
munication received to-day from the Trca-
surv Department showed that the directors
OF the Merchants National Bank and the
National Bank Of Virginia, in Richmond.
had been permitted by the Comptroller Of
the Currency to violate the national bank
ing law in the oath subscribed by them and
filed with him as TO the rate OF discount.
He said the prohibition OF the law against
the charging OF a rate higher than that au-
thoriZed by the State law had been evaded
by the directors with the assent Of the
Comptroller by the insertion in the oath Of
provision excepting them from that pro-
hibition. He wanted the bill amended so
as TO secure the punishment Of this official
by dismissal or Impeachment.
After voting down Mr.. Beck's motion
by a vote OF IL to 81 the Senate refused to
concur in the action Of the House, and re-
ferred the differences between the two
houses on the bill to Messrs Allison, Nor
rlll. and Beck rs conferees on the part Of
the Senate.
The House revenue bill was received and
referred TO the Finance Committee, with
amendments proposed by Mr.. Plumb re-
pealing the import duty on sugar under
the law OF 1875 and restoring the duty
which prevailed prior TO that year, and by
Mr.. Beck reducing the tariff duty on Bes-
semer steel rails from S2S to ga per ton.
The Senate at sos T.. NJ, having dis
posed of all but eighteen pages Of the
legislative appropriation bin, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Orth, OF Indiana, from the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, reported a resou-
ton requesting the President to commune
cafe to the House any additional CORE
spondence called for by the resolution OF
the 18th Of April and not heretofore COM
municated TO Congress; and also whether
any proposition has been made by any per-
SON holding office under the United states
! 10 On; A..e-.S-E citizens IL Cr,tisii L.
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NRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN

" FOR THE Il l. & T. 4 r TO- OF GUESTS
JUNE /, 1852. This wcll-renowucd place has
nlst undergone extensive and thDrOuV. repairs both
A. a. The hotels proper and The grounds. Special
attention has been given - the sanitary depart
mcnt. For further Information send for deseiip-
tive catalogues. j. y. WOODN ARD,
nv 2T-yln General Manager.
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Dyspepsia, heartburn, nausea, indiges-
ton, &c., are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bittcrs.
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A Murderer Hanged.

KINGSTON, ONT, June 2s.-Eliiah Van
Keoughnet was hanged to-day for the MUIR
der Of John Richardson in August last.
lie died from stranguati0n.
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Dyspepsia, the bugbear of eplcureans,
will be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
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AWAITING HIS DOOM.
EFFORTS T0 SAVE THE MURDERER
OF GARFIELD.

Relative. and Experts at Wsrk-Jehn w.
Guitsau's Interview with the President
The Assassin still UnchanGed-StilI" Goods
Man. md n Coming Martyr"
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Mrs. SARAH II. ROANE, at her resi-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FJRST-CLAsS AND WELL-E>TAB-
LISTED DRUGSTORE,
doing a good business, situated In one OK The mo>t
iesiraHlc and accessible parts ~ the city adapted
fer both wholesale and retail business, ior se:
rost-once Box $50, Richmond Va
ie l5-eodl2ts
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KEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-COtton-Net icceiLts'
sale %. 900 bales June, 81 2.6O@ si2.6l; Jul
sI2.6lm.l2.82; August, el2.72; september
.l2.ss@ sl2.39; October. sil.76@ sll.1I No
slI.G2: January. sii.7l1Sll.7,, leS. s-,,
ltll.si@sll.e5; March, tll.V0@til.07
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SUMMER BOARDING.

MEcIIUWs RIVER
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
{. H. PRICE T. prepared 20 take SUMNER
BOARDERS at reasonable prices. j. Tim
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JCNE 30. 1882.
sun srs........ 4iG HIGH TIDE.
Moon sets........ 3:l1 Eyening.,.......... 3:22
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE rs, leS2.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United Statos
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatuin,
superintendent.
Schooner H. Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, coal,
schooner f. 4. Scribner, Willetts, New York,
old rails, To Tredegar Company
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stock, duh and Irregular.
BALTIMORE

P,LTrvoRE. June 2s.-Nirrinia g., conso,s
800; second series. 81 u; past-duc coupons, 60
new lO-4O's. IS .. Bid.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

HYGEfA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Eorf Monroe Open al
The year. Equal To- any hotci Nv the United -tatcs.
surrounding unsurpassed. Bathing. boating. isn-
tng and ing specially attractive. Prc-ciucnily
q resort fuT southern people Term, less Tor equal
Accommodations than any resort ia the country.
Climate free rom malaria, aud for iiiFninit tfly
,fl tu Us eeunrdc effect. send fOr circular
describing HYGIENE advantage. cic. -
HARRISON rilEBlS,
my lt-3m Proprietor.
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TIlE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION oil
VISITORS.

Hot and cold baths. plunge and shower. Hacks
ana baggagc-wugon, leave toVin2fou upon ilc Ar
rival Of every train. iartie- leaving Richmond ~
the morning arrive ~ the springs % Ia. large
supply Of the water for ale at PURCELL. LAbD
4 cos. ms 2i-Zm
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yA.ARE NOW OPEN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive p.mb hlets 10
he had Of Purcell. Laid & Co. Polk Miller, AMI
john Blair. druggists. Richmond, or "i ne pro-
prirtor This l. tie most delightful warm sulphur
bath Temperature, % degree IN The world.
an 30-3iu JOHN L. EtBANh.
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OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL EOgkBEGDGF COUNTY. VA
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE IL
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.

CHARGES:
Per . oo
Dor ninth tof thirty av.l............... so 90
Take branch railroad AZ Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. for springs. only thirty 1--WE min-
utrs ride through beautiful aud picturt~iu" VAL
lev to the grtdt fDHnfdtH II hedtth. The entite
premises have undergone thorough AMI complete
repairs. placing the property n .'koni to 40
wdtering-place In this country. nome Tor ,ho
invalid. Amusemonts Of every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Tine hunt
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia welcome VIII
Toe extended toNl. aud everything possible done Ia
make our guests comfortable. satisfied. and happy.
EUGENE g.. PENTON
my ll-3m "enefai hthaIeF'
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03

The ladies of the Church of the Messiah
opened their fair for the sale of useful and
fancy articles at City Hall yesterday after
noon. Several tables are filed with articles
which present most attractive appearance
The feature OF the afternoon was the baby
show. There were twesty-eight babies
brought in aud they we're all bright and
sweet as they could oe. Only one OF them
was over two years of age and she remainder
were under two years. There was one little
fellow only seven weeks of age. little fell
low Of six months weighed thirty pounds. In
the evening q delightful concert was given by
Misses Jennie and Nellie Noyes Annie Gree
ley, Messrs. Colby and Shaw, with Miss Fan
ME Jordan as accompauist, and readings by
David Moult n and Miss Minnie Noyes. To-
night there will be promenade concert with
music by Chandler.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
KURAKOFF,
THE GREAT PINE REMEDY,

THE GREAT PINE REMEDY,
Wherever known and used Is working Radical
Revolution In the treatment Of Asthma and all
affections of theLasHgs, Bronchial Tubes and Throat
1t Is TOTALLY NEW DEPARTURE from previous
"lung balsams" and "syrups," containing neither
opiates nor Injurious drugs, and requires pills or
physic to Ill effects His pleasant to take.
Has saved the lives Of hundreds and injured Bons.
KoRAKoFF GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
In cases of Asthma and has permanently cured scores
OF cases Of from one to forty years standing.
IT HAS CURED Chronic Bronchitis, has arrested
decay, and healed the lungs of Consumpttves whez
friends and physicians had abandoned all hopes OF
recovery. Thus
KURAKOFF BRINGS JOY TO THE WORLD
And having performed SEINE of the most Gstonishas
cures Of serious Lung and Throat complaints ere
knot0n has most emphatcally affirmed the truth OF
the saying that WHILE THERE is LIFE, THERE
is HOPE"
KURAKOFF Is the only ksown remedy
taken internally used garge that has specf-
ic action on the lmucuos membrane without irrita-
ton, positively curing CGtasTh, roy TsgSrt Dpn-
liberia and all throat troubles, KURAKOFF gives
instant relief and never fails to Group without
nausea or vomiting. One days use OF KURAkOfE
has often cured the worst kind Of Coughs and CoLds
It relieves Whooping Cough and Hodrseness, and Is
indispensable to Singers and Public Speakers.
The BEST PROOF of the merits OF KURAkOFF,
and the STRONGEST EVIDENCE In regard 70 It's great
value a cure for all Pulmonary Complaints, IA in
the fact that II is Endorsed by the most eminent Lung
Physicians The United States, and prescribed BY
them In their daily practice.
A few names of the many who have been cured BY
the use of KURAKOFF, and OF those who know Of
its merits are here given. The afflicted or their
friends invited to call upon to write (encos
ing stamp any of these parties, and satisfy them
selves of the truth Of the foregoing statements.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
Rr;ef .rott,nos.

Bright and cooler yesterday morning. Mer-
curry 42o at sunrise 400 at noon, 400 at sunset:
wind north, aud very penetrating and Novem-
berish in the afternoon.
Yesterday, All Souls, was observed by the
Catholic and Episcopal churches.
The Ralph Sonnet was successfully launched
at Russel's yard at p. m. yesterday, towed to
the city and lies west side OF Central wharf.
Cumberland District Lodge of Good Tenn
plsrs meets in quarterly session with Maple
Lodge, Deering, Thursday. Nov 9th.
The police yesterday made seizures in two
unoccupied buildings on Commercial street,
one near the Grand Trunk depot and one near
the Boston boat.
The Falmouth No 4, OF this city, are to be
the guests of the Governors" of Biddeford, at
their promenade concert and dance on the 10th
inst.
Mr.. A. K. P. Cobb at his shipyard on Pearl
street, has got out a fine model of yacht Of
about % tons, to be built on Custom House
wharf this winter for two Portland gentlemen
The cash payments for taxes were not S20-
1000 on Tuesday last, but The sum of $4,000
was received By the Treasurer, over the conn
ter OH that day. This does not include many
received by letter and in envelopes.
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Personal.

Mr.. Henry d. Smith, secretary of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, has sufic-
iently recovered to return to his office
The many friends of Mr.. Frank Coffin, son
of j. Ell. Coffin, Esq, were glad to meet him
in town yesterday. Mr.. Coffin's residence is
now in New York
Mr.. Philip r. Turner of Portland was mar
ried Wednesday in Brooklyn to Miss Ada L..
Bean of that city. The ceremony took place
at the Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. w. Q. Holman, who recently resigned
the pastorate of the Bunker Hill Baptist
Church, Charlestown, Mass, has accepted a
call to the church in Biddeford.
Mr.. Homer A. Norris OF Lewiston has been
engaged as organist of the Free Street Baptist
Church of this city, and 500 per aunum has
been added to his salary.
Mr.. Melton, assistant signal observer, who
has been incapacitated for duty by fall re-
ceiyed some weeks ago, is rapidly recovering
and will be able to resume his duties in few
days.
R. W. Gage. for many years chief clerk Of
the United States Secret service, was given q
dinner in Washington Wednesday night by
the officers of the Secret Service upon the &C.
casion of his retirement to take position with
the Boston Land Company.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
F7FTF PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8.



May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of N. G..
Fessenden Marquis, Brunell 81 G :, Andrews, Arm
strong, Wenr orth, aodsdon, a. T. Cleveland, Rob
ert Cosle o. Forest City News stand, Jewett.
Bose, >HItchings g. Mcfarland Watson, Stinson'
B Jsto u Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros. on all
rains that run out of the city.
Auburn Willard Small q Co.
Augusta =. f. Pierce.
Rang. r. Bangor News Co.
Bar Harbor, f. S. Jordan.
Bath, j. o. Shaw.
Biddeford +. M. Burnham.
A. L. Jefferson.
Brunswick, B. G. Dennison
Cumberland Mills, r. A. Verriu,
Damartscotta, E. w. Dunbar.
Freeport, w A. Mitchell.
Fryeburg, R. G. Harmon.
Fairfield, e. H. Evans.
Pennington, d. H. Knowlton
Gardiner, Palmer g. Co,
Gorham, Jas. H. Irish & Co,
Hallowell, G. =. Suauldng.
Lewiston, Chandler & Estes.
liyermore Falls, G. D. Hughes.
Mechanic Falls A. W. Bridge E. A. Thomas
Norway, S. l.. Crockett, A. .. Noyes.
Old Orchard Geo. e Fogg, A. L. Jellison,
Richmond, g. A. Beale.
Rockland, o. S. Andrews,
Sabattus e. H. johnson.
Saccaral pa, #. E. Webb
Saeo, II. y. Kendrick q Co.,
Springvale, O. FL. Pierce.
So. Paris A. NJ. Gerry.
Thomaston, S. Delano.
Ninalhaven, IL. M. Robe
WadOboro. G. Bliss.
Waterville, j. Nj. Wall.
Yarmouth, W. E Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03

practice Of those virtues which make them
worthy of it."
May this great grace be ours in life and in
death
The clerk will enter your resolutions upon
the records of the term which is about to
close
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.


johnson and Phair of Presque Isle have shut
down their starch factories at Mapleton and
Akeley Brook. The number of bushels Of po-
ratoes takeu at Mapleton was thirty thousand
while forty -fve thousand were the figures
reached at Akepley Brook The factory at
the bridge will shut down Monday. They es-
innate the number of bushels taken at fifty
thousand.
According to the Houlton Times some $780,
600 has been paid for hops raised in the vicini-
ty of Caribou this season and quite a number
will devote few acres othop culture another
yeor.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A road has been laid out in Canton, around
the Learned Hill, and is soon to be built. This
is on the direct route from Canton TO Farming
ton, and will be public benefit.
YORK COUNTY.
Officers of the G. A. r. from Bangor and
Rockland went to Camden last Thursday even
ing to muster in and install officers of Geo. S.
Cobb Post, the lattor being as follows: j. #.
s. IrIsn, j. v. c.; j. S. Cleveland, A. D. j.
!; j. E. Barnes, @. M; D. r. Wentworth
Surg; Gideon Tower. Chap; f. d. Aldus,
o. D.: S. Q. Tyler, o. j.; B. Wiley. s. M; G.
T. Hosmer, O. N. S. After the ceremonies,
supper was served in Firemen's Hall.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The saw mill near the mouth of the ssseyen
four years has been in the hands of Herbert NJ
Heath, Esq, assignee of the late firm of Bige-
low and Brown, was ssld Wednesday to j. P.
Wyman of Augustv and parties from Sidney
The mill was fitted up with improved machiR-
cry just before the failure of Bigelow and
Brown, and being but a few rods from the
river and railroad is favorably situated for the
extensive manufacturing of lumber.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
There is a general revival of the Reform
Club work in Somerset county
The Skowhegan and Athens Narrow Guage
railroad is said to be booming and parties in
terested claim that it will be built this season.
Peleg White of Litteton is missing. Last
Thursday evening between 10 and IL o'clock
he was riding home with his wife through the
Long Swamp in that town, when he got out
woods and this was the last his wife saw of him
Search has been made by his neighbors in
that vicinity, but as yet no trace of him is dis
covered. No cause is assigned for this singu-
lar action of his and it is supposed the man is
temporarily insane He is about 40 years OF
ago. and has worked in the lumber woods win
tiers where he was preparing to go this fall.
WALDO COUNTY.
Grand Chief Templar, B. O. Torsey is lectur
uriDg in Waldo county this week. Tuesday,
afternoon he delivered very interesting, earn,
est lecture before the temperance people Of
| Thorndike at the Friends church Tuesday
evening he lectured at the church at Troy
| His Jealous, earnest appeals and arguments
were much enjoyed aud appreciated by the au.
dlencee at both places. Haven Lodge /. o. G.
I. has initiated eighteen new members within
| two weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
entertainment at Plymouth church.

The Home Circle of Plymouth church gave
their first entertainment of the season in the
lecture room OF the church last evening. There
was large audience, and programme full OF
mirth and good things. There was broom
drill by thirteen picked young girls. For mus
kets they carried the peaceful broom; for cart
ridge boxes, dust pans; for helmets, they wore
caps The commanding officer carried not
sword, but feather buster. The drum corps
was represented by piano. Seldom does the
church militant present a more peaceful and
attractive front. The manual of arms, war
like marchings, wheelings and charges were
performed with precision and in good time.
There was an amusing medley by seven little
girls, and music, both vocal and instrumental
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
Cattle Quarantine.

The Treasury Department is informed that
station selected for the cattle quarantine Tor
he Maine district is at Deering and consists OF
nearly ten acres of land, upon which is located
two barns which, with slight alterations can be
utilized for the required purposes The rent
is $500 per annum. 1t is proposed to erect
sheds for the shelter of cattle where the build
ings on the land selected are not suitable for
the purpose. The government will furnish
only shelter and water and the owners Will
have to provide for care and feeding of the cat
tie. Probably this will be the beginning OF
large cattle yard fer cattle intended Tor export.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
Larceny.

For some time past small quantities of grain
have been missed from Jewels stable on Cen
tire street. II seems that a night Waterman
employed there had chum who kept large
flock of hens, and who at night time he would
90 down to the able to see the WET chmann
and always returned home with sufficient corn
to last his hens the next day. Yesterday morn
ing the watchman's friend wa arrested and
owned up to stealing the corn and showed the
officers bag of corn which he had stolen last
night. He also said he took it with the con-
sent of the Waterman and the officers then ar
-astad hin,
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03

The fishing schooner Breeze arrived here
yesterday morning bringing fish to James
Freeman & Co. She reported thai Tuesday,
when off Monhegan Island, Capt. Stone went
out in dory to take in travis. The weather
came on thick and he did not come back to
the schooner. The vessel was finally obliged
to come in without him. Considerable anxiety
was felt for his safety, but in the afternoon he
arrived on the schooner Refer. Ho had row.
ed his dory to Georges island was brought here
nv the Refer Yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
Bowdoin College.

a recent regular meeting of the Junior clas
the following officers were unanimously elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Vice President-Z. w. Kemp, Otsfeld
Orator-J. A. Waterman, Gorham.
Poet-C. w Longren, Wiserum, Sweden.
Odist--S. W. Walker, Conway Center, N. FL
Chaplain-O. w. Means, Augusta.
Committee of Arrangements-F. P. Knight
So. Paris, I'd; S. R. Child, Hartford, Sd.
The offices OF president, marshal, curator
secretary and treasurer, and LIST on COMMITTEES
of arrangements will not be filled at present
The officers of Junior year are all elected with
reference to the celebration of Ivy DaY
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
Meeting Of the Ladies Land Leag ue.

Meeting OF the Ladies' Land Leag ue' !,
The Ladies' Land League held their uSu~-
weekly meeting last evening. A large Huni-
Der was present and great enthusiasm preVal-
ed The net proceeds of the apron ana hecA-
tie party held on the 26th ult. were Sllz. Inc
ladies are certainly to be commended Tor Inc
great zeal manifested in getting up the enter
aainment, and they hope to have similar one
at an early date.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03
A Narrow Escane.

At Yale College the other morning, while
Prof. Barbour was writing in his room in
North College, pistol ball entered the win
dow, whizzed by the doctors head, and struck
Hebrew Bible on the shelves opposite him.
The bail was carelessly fred by some students
who were pursuing an escaped squirrel across
the college campus.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-03

After all the arguments about cheapnass and
quality 1t appears that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the best remedy for the cure of Coughs and
Colds ever offered to the public. The price is
only 20 cents a bottle and every druggists in
the land sells and recommends it.