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Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
OUR VIRGINIA LETTER.
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TUT tuo ItepuUllChu.
BIG CREEK COTTAGE, Summers
County, w. Va i have written several
letters to you recently, bet for some
cause they have not appeared, perhaps
1t may be from crookelpess at this end
of the line. We had very remarkable
weather this season. Three weeks ago
we had hail storm which lasted for
half an hour, the hail stones were as
large as guinea hen eggs and covered
the ground three inches deep. Then
again two weeks ago we had snow on
the mountains two inches deep.
Our wheat is very promising and
notwithstanding the backwardness of
the season, the oats, potatoes and
corn with Jour garden vegetables are
doing well. Everywhere there has
been more grain planted than ever be-
fore, and it now looks as though our
farmers will reap a bountiful harvest.
Our rivers are full of fish and the
gamey black bass are very plentiful
atfording our anglers rare sport. l
caught one some time since weighing
five pounds.
DR.. j. V. QuisenberIy, of Hinton, last
Friday had his collar bone broken by
his horse throwing him.
The town of Hinton is steadily grow.
ing and country produce brings fair
price, butter selling at 36cts, eggs 20
and bacon sides at IS to 20 cts.
There has been very great increase
In the freight business on the Ches-
peake and Ohio Railroad, and private
parties find it hard matter to obtain
cars for freighting slaves and hoop
poles.
Quite number of our farmers have
lost many valuable cows by the mu-
rain.
We have live and spicy Republican
newspaper published here called the
Clinton Republican" Terms 81 per
year.
The Republican narty is in good
spirits. We expect to give the Bourbons
a heavy battle when the tocsin sounds.
W, B. W.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Lost His Sight,

Hon. William Ward, member of
Congress for the Sixth district Of Penn
sylvania, while on his way from Phil
adelphia to Washington, last Friday,
was seized with acute glaucoma on the
train between Philadelphia and Balti-
more, rendering him suddenly blind,
he having lost the sight of one of his
eyes about year ago in similar way.
Upon reaching Baltimore Mr.. Ward
was taken to the office of DR.. George
Reuling, who operated with good sue.
cess, and 1t Is thought that Mr.. Ward
will be able to 90 to Washington in
about q week.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Excursiou 70 Wilmington.

j. p. Bruna, of Salem, N. j., makes
an excursion from Salem, Pennsvllle
and Delaware City to Wilmington and
the Brandywine to day. The indica.
tions are that there will be large ex-
cursion. The excursionists get here
about 1890 and land at Fourth street
wharf.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
1EALTH GUARDIANS.
or NUIsANCEs DIS.
|sUnbL.n, Cf-sTUBBORN

l., meeting of the board oi
al% NV WI |. P. Bush in the chair. al al
pI H. VI, reading of the minutes, the tol'
the leau ,iSances we're acted upon. j.,
tne nu'A D. Agness who owns several
Ahle' lafayette street, on which
pses Oh j. s eSists, and on whom an offi'
vsf,sas vfhs,s The same, but no atten-
70 Jaw sv' naid to it, Executive officer
DeluS ~ instructed to institute suit
iDa IiD u Forbes who was recently
Apaeb A. bsfore n the Mayor, charged with
Pssh' ,s,iss A city ordinance by maintain
EiaDsi aeis,ucs on his properly, appeal
nuD .Ds decision of the Mayor, and
froln @ ,p iii he tried in court. In Or
Sse cav Ss N should not be allowed to
I1s' 1'iu,ain the nuisance until the
pmssu M for trial, the Secretary
~ sy Board was instructed to confer r
Il ths City Solicitor IN reierenoe W
mattel w.ra was ;rstruct.
,s'as ~ suter suit against Henry L.
W. W sor maintaining a nuisance at
.ts .%s IN East Fourth street, after
su,' ;nS bsen repeatedly warned to
"a the same.
'' ,scsrt sc complaint having been
A W Of water in the cellar at No. 2l3
u,T y, E,out street, John A. Harris,
~ :. vbO was notified to abate the
W. snd failed to do SO, the committee
;n,,ructed to visit the place and
,.t T At the next meeting OF the
% ~ when action would be taken
r.rr,,vs Officer Gaynor reported
he had served a notice on Mrs.
I'm atS2l West Second street, to
pspuisance m caused by waste wa
rupnlpg on her property.
bu Draper and Springer were ap-
rtd committee to look after a nui.
Cs on Morrow street.
Executive officer Ward was ordered
arys an official notice on the owner
khs property No. 124l Wilson street,
(bate a nuisance within 10 days,
bed by detective drain.
n motion of DR.. Springer q vote
HANKS was extended to VIM. II.
Hand an officer of the Board, for
vices rendered.
he following preamble and resolu-
1 we're then offered by DR.. Draper,
tch were adopted and copy order
|,o be sent to City Counci
WHEREAS, There is now pending
brs City Council an ordinance re.
|ctng 10 some measure the use of
works on July 4th, and
WHEREAS, This is = measure which
|csrnS every sick person in this city, |
refore be it
Iesolved, That the City Council be |
psctfully and earnestly requested to
|mend the pending ordinance as to |
drely forbid the use of fireworks in
built up portion of this city on the
nth Of July.
number of nuisances were report
sbated, others in course of abatement
some continued in the hands of
committee. A number of COM
ins we're read and referred to va.
Is committees.
BE City Solicitor, by request Of the
lh at recent meeting gave it AZ
legal opinion, that it was against
hv to allow swine to run at large.
Panotion the Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Traitor Caught.

LONDON, June 20 "A despatch from
Berlin states that Melting, of the Ger.
man navy, who was arrested for hav-
ing accepted bribe 70 reveal to the
Russian Government the plans of
defense on the German coast, supplied
the Russians with the most complete
copies OF the plans concerning torpedoes
and submarine mines.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21

1t is stated that white labor, wherever
it has beon introduced In Accomac and
Northampton counties, Va, is pronoun.
ced good. 1t consists principally of
Germans. About 100 have been secur-
ed in these two counties already, and
additional number arrive by almost
every boat. 1t is said they are giving
entire satisfaction wherever they have
been tried. The Norfolk Virginian
said that it is in this direction that the
Eastern Shore ought to look, and that
with plenty of labor to till their gener.
GUS lends the people of that region will
find themselves growing richer and
more prosperous every year.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
n, ,hJnsed b. the Carr.

LAY, a @ ma. past twelve O'Clock yes.
ois smnlnn %n named Eugene Bo wen,
aware r,uyed ,sT 90 a brakeman on the
iis left hsnao ha,l,oad, had the forefioger
'aht betwaaaa.,o aa oadlv crushed by being
lpllnp np~eea csr' e1 the bumpers, while
lvsd In th,. ~ u Harrington. After he
, who drassc,t s Guy he went to DR.. Haz.
''Sed the injured member,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Mayors Court.

The only case before Mayor Almond
last night was that of James Cassidy
charged with assault and battery on
James Dugan, proprietor Of a liquor
store, No. 3 East Front street. After
hearing several witnesses in the case.
Cassidy was ordered to pay a fine OF
$40 and costs and to furnish $200
bond to keep the peace. Cassidy then
preferred charge against Dugan for
selling liquor on Sunday, but could not
sustain the charge. The case was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
The Front aud Union street

Cars will leave their depot to morrow
morning at six o'clock, for the accom-
mediation OF parties going on the Red
Mems excursion and i'll be at Front
and Market streets in the evening to
take them to their homes. Don't for
get to morrow is the Red Mems day to
Atlantic City.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
United States GOuPt.

he afternoon session of the United
ts Circuit Court convened at $50
b. yesterday, with Judges Bradley
Bradford on the bench. Argu.
pts were heard against a continu.
eOf the case Of Anthony Reybold
The New York and Baltimore
lnsportatlon Company. The Hon.
Pnas F. Bayard and George Gray,
J. OF this city, and Alexander
ms Esq, of Elkton, Md, appeared
The plaintiff, and George II. b tes,
~, Bird and Edward G. Bradford,
4s, tOrthe defendant. Senator Bay.
and George Gray, Esq, asked that
case bs continued on account of Mr..
gald's time being fully occupied
the public business in Washing.
and Mr.. Bayard said that If the
was tried at present it would be
ssary for his client to employ other
lsel IN his place, as it world be i'm
lole Tor him to attend to the case
ssls Bates and Bird opposed a con.
vance and argued that AZ the plain.
was ready for trial, and the case
y already been postponed several
II me Court should order that the
DC proceeded with. After the
asel mad closed their arguments the
I5On p Of the Court was given by Jus.
~ Justice said that ON two previous
.sons the plaintiff had asked for a
unaance and each time it had been
uNu' and he thought that it would
tUluSt not to grant the Same to the
suuant. He considered The duties of
1svf ',a bayard at Washington above
Usael considerations, and as the
1ens session of Congress had been
vusea D"aE beyond his expectation, the
0ss a0el present embarrassment was
.Seon and unavoidable. The Jus.
.lought that on account of the
~s s.oi long connection with the case,
J 'ss % petter acquainted with its his
,uan any other counsel could be,
In,.' would be unjust to the defendant
N.Y. nitn outand oblige other counsel
\ N ,a brought in, who were not familiar
L W.T. sne action. He said that he had
IdfesYla rY aested BY Fis brother Justice,
'o,I, 10 come here and assist in
To- V5's p case, but he thought that
M IiSt.d bradford was sufficiently &C
| Gu n;a ~ith the case to preside at the
n t4ii.uscit, iult and he did not care to
a sna I'o MS summer vacation to come
br% % ~ Wy any case. The Supreme
Eh.. VI The United States meets in
4 '', ~ (, 80 it will be impossible for
n wUo N0s, nefe then, and he decided the
t)rtObp rtOIb.poned until the third Tuesday
6vs pel, p, when it will be tried with
r. =. Slsdfrrd on the bench.
kd a th., y. Bradford, Jr., Esq,
,hu tuat the defendant be ordered to
IntsI s1 Witnesses costs, which was
blicstioNo oeorge !. W. Gray, Esq, made
dstsnoanto d.,on to file additional pleas of
|Mr, Raans' Ra,anls' which was objected to
|cssdin".e's, who urged that such a
! sireaSsu would open questions that
uDon Wy ~ oeen decided by the Court,
) no r in. Mr. bayard stating that they
BE p,ncaa No, n'lon Of causing any delay
Pef filed. s'' 'hey were allowed
! ock thur. ,bi0 then adjourned until 10
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Strawberry Shipments.

The following strawberries were
shipped over the Delaware and Eastern
Shore railroads yesterday Boston, 8
car loads; Jersey City, II; Philadelphia,
IL; Wilmington, 3; Chester, 2; total, 33
CARS
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Cheap TrusseS I

Il James Belt, 9th aud Market Sts.,
sells Trusses as low rs the lowest and
guarantees fit. A private room for
ladies, lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21

"Wells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81. Depot,
II. Il. Bringhurst.
Qlince Bandoline Powder, a package
of which makes half pint elegant
bandoline, 10 cents package. For
sale by j. Il. Hartman, druggist, 9Th
and Poplar SITS.
The worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
cured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that have been cured by its use. Try it.
Comforts Conserve of Hollyhock, for
coughs and colds. Sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 302 King
street.
George B. Metzner, at No. 1903 East
Third street, is prepared to favor all
who call with clean shave or hair cut.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Special Mention.
Spring STYLES.

Don't forget to call on Ash, the tailor,
7O5 Market street, and examine his
stock of spring goods, for they are the
best in the market. Come early and
make vour aaIactionp
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
State OF the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, office in the shade
this morning:
Z o'clock l0o'clock II O'CLOCK
700 73c 800
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21

The Democratic State Convention Of
Tennessee, met yesterday in Nashville.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
Casarrh of the Bladder.

Singing irritation. inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by "Buchupaiba." 81, Depot, H. r.
Bringhurst.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21

DOWN TRIP.
|, March, Militaire, Riphi
2, Overture Medley, Byer
3, Polka de Concert, Stubbs
4, Waltz, Sonuets from the North,
Y. Zhoff.
8, Serenade, Hanyer
&, Selection Olivet, AudrAn
7, Religious Fantasia, Rollingson
8, Turkish Patrole, BY request
8, Cornet solo, Scofeld
10, Waltz birthday w. S. Ripley
IL, Medley Scotch airs, Bonrimean
12, Gallop storm. Rauly
UP TRIP.
\, March Resoute, Klinqer
2, Selection Mariana, Wallace
4, Andatie and waltz, Richards nds
5, Old Memories, Boyer
6, March Noben, Parlow
Z, Cornet, Solo silver airs Polka,
s, Medley, Irish airs, Be, er
9, Serenade. Fehling
10, Waltz, Whitman
II, Pleasant memories, Clause
II, Galop inauguration, Wiple
p. S.-Those going with the First
Presbyterian Sunday school to Cape
May will please remember that they
will leave Fourth street whalf at 6.
IN the steamer Thomas Clyde. Don't
orget the time and the boat as there
ire several excursions going out on
hat day on other boats and to other
,laces.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21
First Presby teriau Excursion.

The following is the musical pro-
gramme of the First Regiment band on
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
and church excursion to Cape May on
Thursday next:
Daily Republican., 1882-06-21

She Is more fair to outward view
Than many maidens be;
But l ne'er knew her blood was blue
Until she fr0wned on me,
And In q tone of 10y glee
Alluded to her pedigree.
And then, as l essayed to speak,
She waved her lily hand
In some dead Ian nEuage-was 1t Greek? =
She gaye stern command
vainiy tried to understand
This was not quite wnat had planned
But soon saw she bade me go,
And quickly said "Adieu "'
Nor even felt a spasm of woe,
For there be very few
Whose love is evOr fond and true
For Boston girls whose blood Is blue.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19
j. H. ESTILL, PROPRIETOR.

the candidate. The Ne1os SAYS the issue made
by this announcement is one OF vital import
ance to every citizen OF Berrien county, and,
for the first time in its history, the friends Of
law and order will have an opportuni y Of
placing the seal or condemnation upon prac-
tice productive of more bloodshed, strife and
human misery than any other evil.
Mr. ". L. Waters. who lives on the Robinson
place near Garden Valley, Macon county. had
the misfortune to have one of his hands caught
IN gin few days ago and lacerated terribly.
Three of the fingers were torn of and his hand
otherwise terribly mangled.
Columbus ERquirer-Sun: THE steamer Caddo
Belle brought up the first Florida oranges of
the crop OF 1SS2-3 Thursday night. She brought
eight barrels and seventeen boxes consigned to
4essrs; Z. Z. Hochstrasser, J. T. Marcrum &
20 and NJ. I. Bergan. They we're raised on
the lower river
Mr: J. D; Greene, Of Lee county. found his
morse lot Hooded Sunday morning after the
storm and his horse and mules nearly ex
hausted swimming. The water was five feet
9eep ln MS crib and seven in the lot. Water
1elu Lao never been known TO rise in the lot before
de saved his stock by opening the stalls and
gates and making them swim out.
Inc grand jury Of Morgan county in their
general presentments say: I'VE regret that
Ine violation OF the law forbidding the open
ing OF orlnklng saloons on the Sabbath day has
oeen so nagrant and so frequent in the city of
Meolson AS To call forth warning voice from
l-e c-y aTE'rst its repetition.
eill4AAls- ". nses, ana tc lessen crime
commend that when existing licenses eEp. -s
ltlf Alillcr7tles grant no more outside JL Lhe
incorporated towns
hon, eea0orn Reese declines the iuvfss. ion
9L Juqge Plggs tha independent can5itate.
lcr p loinl disc sslon OF Issues ID tre r-esar-
ti-l .fsl -4r enc loliu9 re excellent reasons.
- ven are --lcCra Eg sou C.a.m
~ ~ -. ar, fHert ron be no a.ar.ss
DetWeen US as to DemUcIssiC .-.-- u f..s ..l DO
pOnIleal issues are involved in the canvass
ana II occurs tc me, with all due respect, as
am tue nominee OF a most harmonious Con
Venuon OF the Democracy of the Eighth Con
gressional district, that your true position, as
democrat, in this campaign, should be one,
not OF antagonism to me as the representa-
i've OF that party, nor in coalition with
tne enemies Of that party, but shoulder
% shoulder with the other Democrats
OF the district, especially with the dis
Ingulshed gentlemen whose names were
oeIOre that convention, and who are now the
I0yai and patriotic supporters Of its nominee
Whue my candidacy has been thus indorsed
6y a convention of the people, it cannot be
0ehleQ that you are mere self-constituted
cendldate; that you represent no party, no set
or principles. and are responsible to nobody for
your political conduct. This being true your
invitation to joint discussion, IL accepted
would resolve itself into a purely personal
nature. Modesty forbids this on my part,
since am not enough in love with myself to
discuss my own merits"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19
YELLOW FEVER,
Two Infected Vessels-Latest Reports
from the Epidemics.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, September 1S.-A
large portion of the city is yet inundated
and the river is still rising. The physicians
have pronounced the quarantine restriction
between here and Matamoras unnecessary,
and citizens demand its being raised.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen have
the matter under consideration. There
were twenty-seven new cases OF
yellow fever to-day and one death,
the latter q Mexican. There are no
new cases at Fort Brown. The sick there
are doing well. There are a few new cases
at Point Isabel, but no deaths. Matamoras
is now pronounced healthy by its most emf
nent and successful physicians, Drs. Chase
and McManus. There are no new cases re-
ported there. There were two deaths since
yesterday. The report OF fever at Mier came
from the Deputy Collector of Customs at
Rio Grande City, AMI is now said to be ex-
aggerated. The weather is fine.
MEMPHIS, September 18.-At a meeting
OF the Cotton Exchange held this afternoon
committees were appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the relief Of sufferers by vel
low fever at PENSACOLA, Florida.
Boston, September 1S.-The bark Arthur
G. Wade. Of Portland, Me-, from Cardenas,
August 31st, arrived at this port this morn
ing, and Is now lying quarantined with
yellow fever on board. Captain Sherman
lost two of his children. His wife remains
on board. Two seamen died during the
passage.
WASHINGTON, September 1S-Virginja
pilots reported to the Signal Station at Cape
Henry this morning that the Italian bark
Galileos, from Pensacola bound to Hampton
Roads, passed Cape Henry, bound in. at
a. m, with yellow fever on board. Four
persons are dead. They want medical as
sistance Immediately.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19
New York Stock Market,

NEW YORK, September 1S-Stocks
opened irregular. The changes from Sat.
urday's closing prices, however, were only
fractional. In the early trade, after an ad.
vance of Is to % per cent, Denver and Rio
Grande leading therein, the market became
weak, and prices declined Il to- II per
cent, in which Northern Pacific preferred
Northwestern, st. Paul and Oregon and
Transcontinental were most conspicuous.
About noon this was succeeded by small
advance and reaction, which in the early
part of the afternoon was followed by an
advance OF Is to q per cent, the latter for
Allegheny Central. The market after this
became weak, partly on account of the high
rate for money, and In the late trade fell
off Is to II per cent, Allegheny Central,
Michigan. Central, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred and Texas Pacific suffering most
severely in the decline. In the final dealings,
money becoming easier, there was general
recovery OF a fraction, and the market
closed dull but 6rm, showing, however. q
decline on the days transaction Of Is to ~
per cent, Manhattan Elevated leading
therein. Transactions aggregated 237, 900
shares.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

Col. j. r. Winston has announced him
self as a Greenback candidate for Congress
In the Fifth North Carolina district, and is
making an active canvass.
A Dallas, Texas, special eays: "John Nc
Ginley, who formerly resided here, has been
sentenced by the Mexican authorities to be
shot to death for killing Mexican"
Mail advIces from Panama report that by
the earthquake of the 7th inst. at that place
$3.50, 900 worth of property was destroyed.
Inc hrs5 shock occurred at 3:20 a. m, the
second half an hour later
Two deaf mute boys named Akers, from
Franklin county, Va, were run over and
killed by train near Staunton yesterday.
Ihey were very young, and had Just escaped
from the State institution.
The Russian Minister of Finance an
nounces that during the first half of the
present year the receipts of the government
increased l9, 10000 roubles, aud that the
expenditure decreased %, 500, 900 roubles.
A dispatch to the Times from St. Peters
burg says: THE allotted term of year
Tor the maintenance of minor state of
siege in st. Petersburg and few other
Towns expired on the 16jh inst. The VedO-
n1GStf hears that twill be prolonged another
year."
VI
Venetia and the Tyrol. The city OF Trent.
is submerged. Verona is also inundated.
Several bridges have been demolished.
There has been no loss of life, The dam
age to property is estimated at 1900, 600
francs.
Acting upon a decision of his Blsbop an
Anglican minister In Quebec has refused to
marry resident Of thar city to his deceased
wife's sister, the minister taking the ground
that 'while the law renders such a marriage
valid 1t does not compel any clergyman to
perform the CEREMONY
The Thirteen Club, of New York. has
Deen Incorporated at Albany, The object
OF the societY-besides assisting the mem
Ders thereof In case of sickness. or their
Iamlhes In case Of death-is to combat the
prevalent superstition against Frfdays and
against "l5' at dinner table,
At meeting Of the Tammany Comm ;ttee
on Organiz alton In New York recently. John
nelly said that eff Tammany hall was ad-
United TO the State Convention 1t would
support the ticket nominated; and IL re-
lected, they would take time and consider
Wnat bney would do, as it was a matter Of
grave consideration If they would support a
Ticket nominated without their aid
In Cincinnati few days ago, while VIM
Wiley, clerk, and John Slathen, porter, of
Charles e. Coffin & Co, whose oil store was
burned the day before, were tightening the
hoops on barrels Of Oil In the cellar by the
light of = lantern, the oil suddenly ex-
ploded, bazrning Wiley to death and seri-
ously iDjuring Slalhen. Wiley was nineteen
years of age, son of Bishop Wiley. of the
Methodist Episcopal ChUFe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19
LOST HER MIND.
A Sad Misfortune to Engineer MelvilIe's
Wife.

PHILADELPHIA, September IS. The mind
of Mrs. Melville, wife of Chief Engineer
Melville, of the Arctic steamer Jeannette,
has given way to the excitement occasioned
by her husbands return, and the round OF
receptions and other welcoming demonstra-
tions of which he has been the object.
Melville reached his home on Friday
night, where his neighbors gave him an en-
thusiaetic welcome. His wife was then in
high state of mental excitement, and that
night lost her balance. She is under medi-
cal treatment, and 1t IS hoped her affliction
will be only temporary.
DR.. Longstreet, of Darby, the Melville
family physician, and DR.. Bartheson, TO- day
gave certificate OF insanity in the case of
Mrs. Melville, and the unfortunate lady has
been placed In the Norristown Insane Asy-
lum. Her children accompanied her to the
asylum and then returned to their home.
Chief Engineer Melville has telegraphed for
his sister in New York, who will, hereafter,
take care of his home and his children.
These events have interrupted the prepara-
tions for the grand reception in Washington
to Melville and his companions.