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Instructive Fire I'm Buffalo.
ERIE RAILWAY CoNPANY's ELEVATOR Bur
EhAG eOnn onn

ERIE RAILWAY C0APASYS ELENAIoh Dunn
ED-EsTIMATED LOSS, 100000.
RreFALo. August 25.-The loss by the
burning of the Erie Railway Company's
elevator is estimated at fully 100000, and
i covered by the general policy OF lnsu-
rance carried by the Erie Railway Com
pany. ..,., -os hlovvr off bv
an exnlo.ion. the cause OF which Is I'M
1 an IN Of ~ o'clock The building was at
once "no fred and burned to the ground. En-.
o,;neor John Bonnor, John Kemp, ana
Ianrv Lee are supposed to have been
turned Timothy Driacoll bad his skull
mashed and his right leg broken, ana VIII
lie. These are all that are known 10 nave
heen in the building at the time OF the lire.
LOSS OF LIFE.
Rrry,ro. August 2j.-The loss OF life in
tho burning of the Erie railroad elevator Is
now At ll:4O, definitely ascertalheu 70 pe
~" Iohn G. Bonnor, engineer; John
I'm machinist: Charlie, Autenbach' bin-
s,'-noner. lanes ii. Lee, Jr., "elShil;'ster'
Timdthy DriscoIl, sweeper, was hot puln'
- Uc was blown out OF the buliding'
anu and 60 seriously injured that he cannot re-
co T,ro bodies were recovered this morn
;rr hut thew were so frightfully charreo a'
70 he unrecognizable. Al ine l.iu hu ~ INV
~ IA twelve men were in the ouiiuine
au,,oaad in blowing and screening n'
o oe ., wheat. Nothing posnNeiy
.ms 10 the cause OF the explosion
though the suppositloh i '"'
to an explosion OF gas: :o,ed at $40. 900
The entire loss is estiii .aI 10 have beer
The elevator is estiiiia'ou rim sl6O. GOO
worth s25O,OOO, and the siso. l 600 on III,
The insurance is given al Sivv'vv, nolic,
building, with general in'"' INV
on the grain.
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RusineSs Failures.

sNEw YORK. August 2j.-'rhe busincs-ial-
urcs throughout the country reported to
New York for the past seven days number
107-a slight increase on last week. The
Eastern states had IS: Western States, 81;
Southern states, %: Middle States, Is; Pa
cifc states and Territories, II, and New
York city, ). The only assignments OF any
CONSEQUENCE in New York city are W. q
J. Strtlsz, shoes, and Bellings& Co., pianos.
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second west virginia District.

FI,RMoNr, W. VA, August 24.-The Sc
co nd' District Republican Convention was
large largely attended, every county being repre- e;
sen,eu. county: James d. Butts, OF Jeffer-
LAY layi county, uy B. NJ. Kitchen (GreenbaekS-
S Rspu uS Of Berkley county, i +. M.
r. rey SiUrris, Of Monongahela county, Were were
- 80 SUI shc Convention. On the second second
o oe,I,o Mr. Mason received a large majority
" oa' ,ps votes and the nomination was then
OF 1ne unanimous. The Greenback party,
l an";red fusion, and confidently expecW.t r
the Convention to nominate an, n;,i ALLEVIATE
Kitchen. The failure TO do 80 VIII ""'"
tLe TWO parties.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 20 lseI.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Whilc, 1920 bushels. Ked' lo''5o
'a C,"9HS.-White 80 bushels. Mixed 500 bushels
OATs-l.l46 bushels.
EYE.--56 bushels.
MEAL.--l0i bushels.
s,IFS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
vv,,r,r White. 762 hushei. common to prime
o., sI05 10 sI.l7. Red, 1918 bushels fair to
mine Lancaster at Sl.Os 10 SLY; $3.50 bushels
mixed Al 81 to SLIP; l.2e2 bushels common 20
very good Fultz AT 92c. 10 Sill.
toEN.-White, 40 bushels prime virginia al SIC
OATs.-4s bushels choice winter at 07c.i ~
bushels prime spring at 53c.; 7fo bushels miNe'
on private terms.
RYE.-46 bushels very good At Toe.
WEAL-lO4 bushels At 9Jc.
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GarIand's Acquittai.
COMMENT OF THE NORTHERN fhh'' oN -N
JURY's VERDICT.
New York Times

rNew York Times.l
Mr. Richard Is. Garland, VINO mas oeen
- ~ Iunenburg Courthouse, H., ioi
ii;Ii;nor Mr.. Joseph Addison. owes ms es-
DC from the annoyance OF cohNictioh
t :" Tho fact that the seli-suthccnt Jury ue,
" ' % allow It's mind 10 be influenced
nm I ;ts decision swayed by the inslruc-
80 Of the Court. Upon the lacts a.
~ which were that. having recei'ta
pr .V ddison letter which he consia-
l, Ia Insulting. Garland sent ior MN 10
.tonme mn the road" and there snot MN
daad in kind Of impromptu duel, lhe jury,
ue" 49,, the instructions OF Judge ferry'
I'D not. with fairness and Importantly
. .oa,h a verdict OF acquittal. But IL Is pro
81 al, ;n,nossible for Virginia jury 10 DC
D"D. in case involving homiclue
% Up the field of honor" Popular preui-
-. o IN that State inclnes too strongly
toward the position taken ny uai a,%u :
counsel that such killing as nc III
Of :. is no crime against the Colhih9nme n T.,
~ virginia. And in Stale Wueio ~ J
heated political canvass tne aveIase . "nhe.
date mikes his dueis and MS STUMP sP ,ra .
in about equal proportion, anu mn ma,ys
considerable percentage OF ,ne an ,,,a ,be;,
naner editors are coinpeheo 70 VIZ .nu,
icrv articles with the left hand On acc ad !,
- ancient and disabling doses Oh ieau =
the right. il would be obviously un nuS.o y
;nterfcre with the time-hohoreu ousvJ ~
allowed by Mr.. Garland IN SCUM a;e,av,t,
aid with Mr.. Addison their hI'ie o''"''''
about Miss Hatchett.
New York Herald.l
The verdict Of acquittal rendered e, 1 Hne on
,,ry in the Garland murder case u. L", n,;s
hnry Courthouse yesterday is gross ssra ,n's
carriage o Of justice, which makes ,hsr ,.V 10
the trial that has been going on t ~ Srin
TEN DAYS. and IL well calculated y 70 ,b "' Ia,
1 Snisscr U' upon the administration o. VIC ~
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YeIiOW.fcyer.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS. August o.
There were 1ifty-two new eases OF yellow-ie-
verto-day, and four dcaths-thc latter McXi-
cans. There were five cases OF fever at
Point Isabel. twenty-five miles from here.
Or. hurry and his corps are looked for
anxi0u>ly. Guards extend along the Rio
Grandc from its mouth 10 Santa Maria, a
distance OF sixty miles.
There were five deaths in MatamOras in
the last twcnty-four hours.
The weather is hot, with occasional
showers
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Two Convicted Nlurderers Riddied with Bull
lets by n Mob while Being Transported by
Rail TO their Second Trini-A Wifc-Poison-
err Hanged In South Caroiina-Florida's
sugar.Lands Being Brought into Cultiva-
tion-C commercial Disasters During the
Past week-A $780, Fire In Buffalo,
New York; Five Lives Lost-Diniculty
Among Texas Democrats-A Delaware
Rape.Fiend Hansed-Lynch Law In Ari-
IONA; Confession or the Criminals-kansas
Greenbac News.
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Kansas Greenbackcrs.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, August 25.-At the
Greenback State Convention yesterday
Ex-Governor Charles Robinson. first Gov
ernor OF Kansas, was nominated for Gov
crnOr. One OF the nominees for congress
man at large is Allen Williams, coored
man.
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By Telegraph.


NGh EpANH'
xpv YORK. Angus, 25.-Cotton quiet; .ales,
-51 bale: uplands, II lj-l6c.; Orleans, 80,
weekly net receipts. Al Tale gTos, o'VDV oat's'
exports-to treat Britain 500 Dt'1 w. IL
266 bale: stoc,.. 93,423 bales Sohtitin n,ui
1uIet AID steadily held; common 70 I"I SN Nn5Ha,'
fl.go@$775 GOD to ch2 a%er es s6Ine heavy
- i2x: No = red. August. sl.li3s IIts -
iH ,cry -trong. closing duh and weak at inside
munitions: mgraded- 80. 49, ~, =, 80,
No onoted: september, eI@> -. VS,' No. ~
,Iot. CASH sc. lower ana !es' iOingi - o. ia
uei; III H. inlet .tesldy, and unchanged. Cvnee
Unchanged In price and qulel; SUI" ~ ~. :, ~ -
and steady; fair 10 good IenhlnY, -" 81, ~
Sned .tendy: standard y eA9chS. ''Vla S a.
hi t. snI Unchanged. Rice steadily held abd IN
AR inquiry. ROsln steady ~ :SU@ Fi.eG ,adg
,a ',ir Am and easier al IA eLffAc " Coi s",uy
- ,,,iet Pork 100 l5c. per barre ilgher' C'",
~ ~ sitrnn1. trade very quiet; new mes- spot
10 95g 800 75-the latter Tor choice new me-
August, s22.l0@ ;2Sl0 sep'sm,ei; ~ cisar
i2Ic. Lard 5GlOc. per 100 pounds hlsier anu
f.iriy active, closing weaker; prime se- ~ -
si2' 10: August, sl2.75@ ~ ~ ~ eein
sl2. 722GsI2.75. Freighl' " LNe'P"'' So
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Anggst 29fIegr dive western -a.
nartpe. s325ds3.75; extra. s4e} $50, s .e'ixe
s5G sG: Rio brands 10. Wheat a. IN
western higher southern Is, ss1nter rcd spot,
se.Tii I'D: August, sI.13s@sl.l4; Corn
Southern higher western sea aG awe es es mixed
eIh , WIZ S,lc. bid oats u shade better aud
fairly aetve s6ather ts@S2e Tss r', Sepisrn
tVcs sah6a7c. Rye quiet and hrmer ~ O9&
ssc' Hey duh and lower prime y choice renh-
o o1v aud Maryland, tl5@sl6. provlslsns
s,I,,srs and clear-rb sides. packed and
pscon" shoulder, Ice; clear-rio sides, 5Ac
Hams, I5a@ 1910, Lard1hsased . lSS. ps ss
sse' tggs arm, al zoe coffee firm; Rio cars9t
ordinary 10 fair, 81 @94e- SUGAR lower and gsie'
- " son, qasc. whlskey steady Al si'iVsSsl'SV
/ Frcights quiet
| CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI August 25.-Flour strong; ninlis
Al. 759s5; fancy. IS. 259s5. Wheat strong No
red winter y :O2 spot, o2s@ US Ns 5isa
ssntember. Oats weak: No. mixed, tSr. EoI
strong az szs. Lard quiet AZ sl..zo. baik-mes'
nrmer; sboalders, 1910; rio, VIA. D'eel s"Vn
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PERSONAL POINTS.
SOME OF the HITHERTO UNwRIrrEN
HISTORY OF THE GARLAND-ADDr.
son SHOOTING AND TRIAL.

The Jury and Their Verdict; How Their
Conclusion was Reached-Sccne nj Addi-
sons Death-Bed-"The Missing Letter.
Some Brief Notes About Counsel In this
Case" Beech Forest" the Home of MIR.
A. J. Weddcrburn, in Luncnburg--sir. Gar.
land says He is Free from Any Sting Of
Copseicncc--Judee Perry, and How lie Pre-
sided over tho County Cours-RccoIioction
of People and Things at Luncnburg Court
house.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArGusr IS, 1852.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, United states
mall merchandise, aud passengers, l.. II. Tatum,
superintendent.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G.. ". Allen \ Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer, Platt. Philadelphia. mercban-
disc and passengers, }. ". NcCarrlck, agent.
Schooner ". III. Kennel, souer, New York, camel
coal G.. S:orrs.
schooner ". l.. Franklin, seward Washington,
coal, Chesapeake and onto Railway Company.
Schooner r.. A. Bartle, johnson, Wilmington,
Del. ria Chick1homny 10 load poplar wood, Cur
lis & Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. August 20, 1882.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schcrmcrhorn. old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers. thesg-
poakc and ohio Railway Company (and sailed on
RETURN.
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passenger. Chesapeake aud ohio
Railway Company ttnd sailed on return.
steamer Accom1c. Dclk. merchandise and pa'-
scnycrs, Smithiield Chesapeake and ohio halfway
Company laud sailed on rturnl.
steamship severn. brewer, To- load grain for En-
rope. ,,.,. u...,.,,.,,o,,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
S.uFD.
schooner ". ~. Bailey. Bailey. New York, coal,
Chesapeake and ohio Railway tompanv
Schooner NJ. ". Hail, Robbins. Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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rown Inundated.

GALVESTON, August 25. o. tav se 20 s vUd.
cho special says heavy RAM "a 70 Inundate the
len the Concho river y "a Rem FickIen.
Houses. hotels and h@y eS 's to ih S' hs
away, and the people h a.e nv The river Is
No loss OF life is repor'e"'
now falling.
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Hanged.

NEWCASTLE, DEL, August 25..Jamos
Reddin alias jim Leaf was hanged here al
1O.I7 O'Clock this morning for committing
a rape upon little girl named sallie Purse
near Odessa, Del. in February last. lie
died In eleYcn minutes.
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Not Hanged.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 25.-W IL
liam BRYANT, who was sentenced to be
hanged to-day at Madison for the murder
Of Sir. Moore, has obtained writ OF error
and the hanging has been adjourned with
ont Infp
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The First District.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August 25.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention for
the First Virginia district meets to-day at
Tappahannock. Hon. George L. Garrison
will be renominated by acclamation. There
is no opposition to him in the Convention.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York. August 25.-NyoR;-stocks kudlne
u,,,c.rd Money. 4 per cent. kVchange- Long
III: short -. state bonds without feature
Governments unchanged =
Erentng. -Excnange, 4s5; Coy. rnme ,.ll.-
unchanged; new -, lul's; new ! . p. lff nIN
-. 49,. Money. iH7 per cent stale sl'a!N y.
Treasury balanccs- Coin. sS5,O3j: currency 'o''
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination,

CHARLESTON, (. c., August 25.-The
Democrats OF the Third district to-day re-
nominated ID. Wyatt Aiken for Congress
by acclamaton.
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DUEE CIDER VINEGAR,


OsENDALE CEMENT AND CAL-
III CINED PLAsTFk.-2.loO barrels fhi I'll
ROSENDALE CEMENT. 300 bar
MI DUST, lust arrived per schooner hllas
Mare For sale LOW from Dock. ~
''''N' WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement, Lurp and Ground Plaster,
,rnf S,ycnteeI,th street. sOuih side OF Dock.
an 0i-IW
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FIour,

Flour-We quote: fine. r4@Si.50; super1hne'
- 5O4s5: extra. $4,000 $500 common IAN
Nv s575mG.5O: Patent family sIdFe.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

FRIDAY. August %. 1852.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1,OOO Virginia coRsol
coupons at so; so shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad stock at 75X.
SECOND BoARD.-l,0O0 North Carolina Rail-
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, TO
MI LOAN on RIAL ESTATE In Richmond
snd suburbs at lowest rates q Interest rar'i =,
snn,e ~ FRANK n. hill 4 Co.
"Pf'' Real ksfaic Brokers and Agents
An o5-iw HOS Main street, Richmond, "a.
STEWART BROWNS SONS,
"a PIKE STREET NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, siVwtnns' AMI
BONDS BOUGHT AND soi'p w
INVESTMENT sECuRiTiEs SPECIALITY
~ fny lS-sslyi
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NrnTlCE OE PARTNERsHIP. -RIcH.

~ AoSD, VA, August 49, lee2.-We, ,I,e un-
d.rSIgncd, have this day associated gnrsnes,
nnder the style and hrD-name Of SKIM ~
ARIHFR, for the purpose 81 conducting HhNE-
RAJ COMMISSION BUSINESS, ana solicit con,
sionmenfs ~ LEAF TOBACCO. GRAIN, ana all
COUNTRY PRODUCE. ONCE, Sos. and y,
Crensha.'s Planters Warehouse tup stairs, oppo-
sue ''e i"'"~N CHARLES n. sKtNKER.
.r0o.tm WILLIAM :. ARCHER.
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100 RARRFIS FRESH ROCK

INUD LAND LINE lust received per
.r1oouer Maggie ID. MaI.tpn FOR sale from DOCK ~
bottOm hgurcs. This LINE II manuiaciurSh Ia
he reiei'raied Old Amcs kilns 10y Messrs. Perry
Krother.. ROckland. Me. Every barrel guaranteed
up 10 Standard -, JAt n 80 ~ "a, -,
au east No. ID ,pu'b Elebt"'hh s"'SS
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VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. 70.
CuIEAP POPULAR EDITIONS
NEW VOLUME OF VIRGINIA
n REPORTS.

VOLUME u VIRGINIA REPORTS, by
JAMES VI. MATTHEW'S. IS published TODAY;
price, f6.
our stock II LAW BOOKS j. lar1r. and prices
low orders solicited and promptly attended 10
WEST. JOHNSTON n Coz
au95 81 Main street.
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RICHMOND. VA. August "a, 1852.
THE FIRM OF WOOD * Ahni-
l STF.D was dissolved by mutual consent on
me isl day Of August 1882. Either psr'nyI y
authorized to use The name II the firm In lll'nda-
,ior j. u. WOOD, .
~ WILLIAM \. ARNioIEA
RICHMOND. VA. August ~, lesZ.
CO-PART SERrIilP
The undersigned having purchased The Interest
~ ~ Woop in the drm of WOOD q ARnt-
SrEAD. viii continue the business al he same
siace under the style and title Of MON LIBRi-
EXITING WORKS LIMITED. dAting IRON Nn-
80 1880 assumins al obligations and collect
,py ali detts due said firm since that date.
up ~ WILLIAM A. ARMl~TEAD,
an oa2ts THOMAS DODANEAD.
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Stocks wcak ana gcnerally. lower
BAITINl'DI,

BALIINDIE.
BALTINoRE.. August 25.-Yifglnh G. lri,rien
10. cnu,olll lated. 80. pa-t-due coupon o. h'"
lO-4O's.42a. BID to-day
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Garland had abundant counsel, e sors Or
sfs i,i, ei'"s There was that hero OF Get.ysS,
burg, Major Henderson e ii ny and de
skilled practitioner. oe' H. sround inch
termined. lie contested lns Tv was 10 get
by inch. II he ever fell BACK ., ;. ~" ;mpet,,s.
room TO advance with grea.s s,,,ment he
and when Il came to the e. a. as Il
talked to the Jury as connde ana,a9 al his
they were dozen old friends 'ea'eo ~
6reslde on winters night. o, IN his
Whenever Captain Mckinney sos W ~
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ninr poSf-ufELLlGBIOIR
r.e,CA L.


la iused in Astoria 10 imported from
San Francisco.
Bicklsyers in Portland are said to 10
getting sc day. :.
A ticket from Portland to Salem and
return was found on the street yester-
day. and left at this Office for the loser.
The steamer Yaquina will bring pas.
seucers from Portland TO this city, anu
take them back, via Port TOWNSEND SaI
Juan and Victoria, for $25.
An attempt was made 70 sell the seal
inc schooner Annie +. Briggs at auction
in San Francisco last week, but ~ no
one would bid over $3.50 she was with
drawn.
Adispatch from Spokane Fal q Informs
ma that Spokane and Stevens counties
are both solid for Brents, and that their
delegates to Vancouver were instructed
to vote for him.
Sherman's circus, after leaving here,
will 90 to Port Townsend. and thence
by steamer 70 San Francisco. Victoria
will not be played in. on account OF
custom house troubles and charges.
WI Parsons advertises in paper TO
hand that his wife Harah left him two
wears AGO. and II she doesn't come back
Ia ono month he will marry again. Oar
advice to Sarah il to stay where she u.
monster watermelon was grown on
the ranch Of I. ID. Smith, Of Oregon,
this season, which measured two fest
and 6x inches In length, two feet and
~ inches in circumference and weigh
ed 65 pounds.
The printers Of Seattle arc about o. :
oaniziilQ Typographical union, the first
In the Territory. The preliminary steps
have already been taken, and the organ.
ixation Will be perfected in tho course Of
. few days moro.
The Republicans Of Kitssp have done
veil to renOminate Meesrs. Primrose,
Constock and McCallum for Treasurer,
Sheriff and Auditor, respectively. They
have been faithful In the past. accom-
nOdating and in every way worthy. Uo.
der such circumstances their renOmina-
tions were 70 be expected.
From the latest news at hand We are
led to believe that tho British have
fought the FIGHT and won il in Egypt
and that Arab IL already, or will be in
q day or two, fugitive. deserted by his
late company and fleeing for his life
Az bstween Egypt aud England, M
other result could have been expected
and the only surprise II the dsnouemen'
hls been 80 long postponed.
BY the thriving down Of lighted OIL
gar stub, and It's falling into q bed OF
dry infiammAbIe matter under . side
walk, the town came near having IRE
vest srdsy. II caught and smoked up,
bat being in broad daylight it was seem
aud tho DIRE sxtinguisned before partic-
ulsr damage was done. Had it been in
the night a confsgration would have
been almost inevitable.
The Jewish holiday began at six last
evening, and will be continued until six
this evening. All places Of business Of
members Of this faith are closed during
this day. The Observance of the day
will consist Of abstinence from bus
iness, resting, feasting and indulgence
IA social pleasures. A week from today
viii be holiday Of another kind, the
dAx nj atOnamsnf. observed BY suspen-
- n 4
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x0kGJtOyye RdVo u u0Uxt 1OvtoW
work of mis- diocese. He stated that the
county Ia one If the richest Of the coast
and vas rapidly increasing in p0pula-
ton. The greater portion Of the reli-
Ri0us work il nj oessarily missionary.
There are three parishes that support
their own ministers, and etc pastors,
besides their own parish work, preach
in other places at different times. In
connection with the church q memorial
hospital has recently been opened ct
Gust Of $500.
We have received from L. Samuel, Of
the West Shore. the first fouv pages Of
Seattle illustrations to appear In the
next issue Of his publication. The en-
craving on all of them ID very good, and
the printing the best, but tho main view
that Of the town itself--is anything
but catering to the place il represents.
Tho dock scene II the best yet taken Of
that structure and vicinity. Other
visws include the nav StetSon q Post
.eAwmill. the Mattulath barrel factory,
WIND block, the Opera HOUSE, Hchwa-
~. 4 Co.'S store, Providence
DnnR Occidental Hotel.
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II lnuow1ne aso - 6onsDsss q
nj eg1o1e, . IoeugdDd - ~ AaditW's
oDeA dnoo our IaGt muoEts
Joaeph & Wflaon 70 Fredsriok Wills,
Iots and 10, block l6, Northern adj
ton, t15O.
James NcNaught 70 William Bull, lot
Y, in block 107, d. T. Dsnny's addition,
t275.
Almira Kidd q James II. sutton, lots
16, II, 10, Is and 20, block II, Kiddsad-
dition, t30
]. H. Harris et. al to E. D. Brush, lot
II, block II, Union City, 800.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-14

LEAVE GRAsTKD.-Ohief of Police
Woolery vas served with . Summons
yesterday to attend general court
martial at vancuuvs9, commencing
Sent. 15th. n 4 witness wherein the
United Seates IL plaintiff and trumpeteF
Thomas Thomas and private Orlando
w. Grant arc defendants. 1t will be
remembered that these men were de-
ssrten from the army, and our Chief Of
Police apprehended and arrested them.
Mr.. Woolery disliked leaving the city,
but vas informed that he must respond
to subpoena from the United States
authorities. He accordingly applied to
the Mayor for q leave Of absence for a
week, which was granted, and be
st srted at 3o'clock this morning Tor
Vancouver.