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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28
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Removes all unpleasant
C0NTAGIoS destroyed: odors;
5icK-R00Ns purified and TETTRR dried IN:
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refreshed by bathiug Sure cure
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In fact, II Is the
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Several bills were ordered to engross
ment. after which the House adjourned.
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PASSED,

House bill to authorize the Baptist
church OF Danyillc to sell certain property
and invest the proceeds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28

The House refused TO order to its third
reading Senate Joint resolution instructing
the Auditor Of Public Accounts to with
hold warrants to manned soldiers, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28
EAsrER-CARDs, &c.
FASTER CARDS AND EASTER
IL BOOKS.

FASTER CARDS AND EASTER
IL BOOKS.
Our stock OF EASTER CARDS aud RIBBON
TIED BOOKS FOR EASTER IS the largest and
best selected In the city. Those Wishing some
thing beautiful In this line should give US call.
Orders by mail promptly attendedto.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
NH 20 Oil Main street.
EAsTER-CARDS
Of all the manufactures-Piain- Fringed. Pulled.
Satin, Sachets, and other novelties. The finest
collection In the city from cents upwards. Also,
a 1ne assortment Of
BIRrHDAY-CARDs.
A heavy reduction In the prices Of FINE PIC
TCREs and ENGRAvINGS to make way for
changes for the next sixty days.
I will close out my large stock of EASTER
CARDS at one half price.
NH Is L.IEwIS p12 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28

direct forr-hours connection IL made between
Richmond and Norfolk 10y trains leaving Rich
mond at 800 \. NJ. aud Norfolk a., l2:25 r. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg will tart from ih,
AppomattoN depot. 4. -. Milne.
General superintendent
A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket AgDai.
IA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
North CaFOl100, !
Orange County. !
SUPERIOR. C0BRE :.
AW eek 1854. -

LAvina Compton o0ot9st Julius y
Compton and other-PeA-
ton for Dover.
VIM +. Tate, Adm'F, o0nt~st Julius r.
Compton and othen-Petition
TO make Real Estate AsoetA.
II appearing to the Court that Alex
ander B. Compton one OF the heirs at
law of Allen Compton cannot after due
diligence be found In this State, It il
ordered that the said Alexander B.
Compton be notified by this publication
t o appear before me on or before the
LIST day OF July, 1852, and answer or de-
muir to the complaints filed in said
actions.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk SuprriOr Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
.Ehr ofIi<.l. of the Dr.
nnke County Observer
is in the. BERRY Building,
first nDDI-.



LOOK our LOT 2a'ueh 'hieNes'
III. J." fi'an has qnalihcd as TX.
ccut"r OF john Bane, deceased See
notice.
Read notice of Merritt Check,
Esq, tax lister tor Chapel lhlf
Township.
See notice Of sale OF land by W.
y. Miles. Executor OF Jacob Mur
ray, deceased.
Rev j. W. Mur, Il, i af,rDinG
The Eaiocap,l s 80 t.n,,rtt1n !,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
TAXES..

.Nli tax payer in Hiil>boro Township
are notified .?,.t | viii attend at \. W.
Checks III saturday the 81 day If june.
at | University station ~ the 9TH. and at
llii:Sboro on the l0th, 18th 18th ana
2pth days nt June lieXt FIR the purpose
OF taking TIE tax list for the ear 1882
in sal! township.
Ana act OF tlic Inyi> aturr of 1881 re-
uliirte al tax payers 10 return annually
i list of all uleir TAXABLE property to the
list taher within twenty days after the
first day of June under the pains and
penalties imposed by law.
n. y. Balm,
Tax Lister.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
co.
Viii make for the mex. 60 a,,,.ss::as1S,, s..Aa oar Of
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
$3.50 Square Grand Piano tor only t2&b.

STYLE 312 Magnificent rosewood - elegantly finished ; string, . / 3 o.
avea fun patent cantaniea graf-> our new patent oversrng >air. beautiful
iron Frame. Fruch Grand Action. Grand Hammer. In fact vrr, Improvement
which car In my "a tend TO h perfecunho the inssrnme, has been added
q q price for this instrument boxed IN delivered cn beard css =" New
1Ork, With fine tlno Cover Soot I'M Book. only f2l5.
This Piano will I've sent o test trial Please Srl reference II ION To no sent
money with order Cash sen. With orler will be r-frnd~l and freight charSr-
paid by us both ways il Piano is no, just as rrrc.n,ci in this Advertisement
thousands In Use. SEND for Catalogue. Every Instrument fully Warranted for
I've years.
PIANOS 500 70 sF with Stool, cover anil Book Al strictly
Pianos mad one of the fines displays At thc Centennial Exhibition and wee
unanimously recommended or The ,iiGut>r ro<ok>. Tie squares contain ar
Ne" Patent Scale n" Creates Improvement il. I'll history q Piano making.
he ne" patent scale lr1ghi> are the ftrt IL America Positively y = make
the finest | prislt Pianos Of the richest tone api greatest Durability. They are
recommended by the highest musical anth"rrc~ L. tn country. rt"r 1000 N
use. ani not ne dissatisfied purchaser. All iitn> ul Organs sent ~ liaays'
ral-freyhi free if unsatisfactory Don't l II write u t;e hnsing.
Positively W e offer the best bargains Piano tHI"g. mailed free. II nl~n"
illustrated and Descriptive Piano Catalogue o: liz, age m.nc. 10. Il. stamp.
Everyl Piano fully wariaHtcl ior > tear~
JUBILEE ORGANS o -. M !" ,a a.s" '" 1ss,
st-o of Reeds viz: Me'odja Celeste la ~H. so Us, anil ta4 a. Also
Fifteen BeM utnI stops ~ follow: r'i"'@t elsie = In nhn- >tI. lonro'.
Sub-BaSs. Echo. Duhet Mcloin-Fme. tet'.-t"f. lNl4,eIo,. ii,hh-
Coupler. 'er>tiMaB Bass nuvl.r Grand organ. (Which iAAa>. :, IL. .ntne
power OF 1.-THE instrumentl Right kmc, >iup AL ~r,l. Lett Knee 20, .l Grand
Swell. Ie:h, 70 H.: I.nsti. Il n: "ll;i. ,. iM: Nc.I:. i\r1. 80 lbs.
new and beautiful itsi-t. .llma'ely carved! With IHl,I~ muse l. .t lamp
stands. fretwork. &c ali c.tntly huii.i. .o~>.~.S III The lt~t ,ml m> m
Beautiful solo effect, and IclGei sop action. lt!IH"f lrthi rcv 30 Our
wholesale net cash price I" have ii nr,i"rrl wiz - ~l hrA. OIL. So
required until you hay, fully tested The organ IT, Ill p~n INN. ", >mi ali
Organs OF nhe'n da:s t~tu trial ont pay t"t-hf both Ways ii i'Itun,nh j. rpc
as represented Positively. our '"a"i.. e"M:n" nf iiSn>" ! Of Rt"i= +
dummy" stops n 10 many ,t:rr~ We iMN- d, - sr4 a~.4.stn. ml ..E-
nee honest and fir DEALING. :: ~ sic tHH1 n.t.aatr! ha lis, rar.. - .r
styles. so 80 81. s.. $..$1. 80 exc. o. @lt@ sid. al every ~ II
has given the lWlc+~ri~ ftrnm. organ CA i. . aeI t"-
FtrroEl ala whHEi?ooN~ 81 Il aul .ma we.
SHEET MUSIC nj one thirl t"r. fatal. 43."f >tn1 i,jc, th ,c> Ahf fr
Be- stamp: Tbs taulr cue include, most Of ii ."tu'er r"whe Of The day Al
MENDEIS>OllN vlANU CO, !. .. Bon .A'S
Nm N.t( ut.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
>'ALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
Clerk Superior Court.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
ASSETS.
By virtue Of a decree OF the Superior
Court made in the case Of William Z.
Miles. Executor of Jacob Murray. decd
against his heirs at law, | will sell al
the Court House door in the town OF
Hlll>boro. on Monday the fifth day
OF June. lSS2. 4 tract of land on Mil
treek. III Orange county. adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Martha Pickett. Major
Robert Bingham and others. containing
nifty acres. more or less, subject how
ever To The widows dover.
Terms of sale Oue-half cash and one.
halt IN TX months. bond and security
lite reserved until the purchase DoneS
Is paid.
This .oth lay OF March. l>s2.
W. l.. MILES. EXT
of Jacob Murray. deceased.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

Having qualified as Executor Of the
last will and testament of John Bane
deceased. | hereby give notice TO al
persons having claims ,gainst the estate
TO present them to me within one year
from this date. duly authenticated. OF
this notice VIII be plead i'll bar of re
covcry. Those indicted to the said
estate will please l,ake payment.
His May Stn. 1882.
NJ. l.. EFLAED. EXT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
First in the Field

First in the Fiold
Have just returned from New
York with a new Stock in every
line. \ farmer can come nearer
getting what he wants at this house
than any other house in North Car
Dina.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
as 10" as they can be bought at re-
tai III rr on, Of the State.
Stock con>l-;.u. in part Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
LADIES ,ni GI.>I>' SHOES
All era les.
CA>>lMEsE>-hcstv, stock than
le!el ioI-.
ll-AI>-!he Le>, stock OF Gents
iu.- and Straa>.
IIO>IERl-La,ls~' aud Gents
morc complete ,han ever.
MnLA>SES-3 Caa- Cuba. New
Orleans ana Syrurs.
~ IIOG>IlEADS ef NEW CUBA
enough, 10 irra-ate , good por
ton OF tie county.
LJME-a car OF Fresh Rock, lust in
CORN aud MEAL and FLOUR
III car loads.
FERTILIZERS--thc best-GANE
pREMIUM and STAR, for te
uacco, grain as. cotton.
To Country Merchants, we has
10 say that We are in better -cond
, ton to do you good Than al an
time heretofore. We have . COZ
FEE that You want, a the rag,
price. Three hundred Pteoes .
COTTON PLAIDS, that you van
Three hundred Pieces Of PRINT;
People are compelled TO have GOO.
notwithstanding the cry 81 b,
times, s0d l base bought then (
lyon.
Il: C. II. PARKS
BAZAAR
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
NEW ADN Eitil>t.ME\ -.
~ a \ LIS l \ d.

T \ = J. ) | | q.
| hereby notify ali tax payers in
Chapci Hal Township that | Will a.
tend al chapel Hill on saturday tie 81
iav al June. ISL. IT ). ". Coles >terc
on he S:h. I. ". John>o'I> mill on tl4e
,th. Robert Ptriev~nn'- rlift on Thurs
lay Ia. oth, aa.l - Chapel iliII again
al the 10th. 18Th. 18Th "..i 2oth !ays OF
June next for the rllrl'">" OF taking the
tax list il sad township
An &c. Of the Legislature passed In
ISL requires all TAX payers 10 return
| annually n list Of all their taxable pro
! perry TO the lis; Lkcr within the mrs.
% DAYS OF June under the pains anc
pena tiles imposed by law.
MERkATT CHEM.
List TakeE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

Tlc Editor will not be responsible
for views OF correspondents.
Advertisements and communications
must BE sent in by Wednesday OF each
week.
The paper Il put to press on Thurs
day 20 that it may be sent through the
mail on Friday.
This i the only newspaper published
In Orange County. and every citizen oi
the County should take it and encour-
a.c its publication.
Send to this office. AZ On,~. notices -
marriages, deaths, accidents, e.. IN tact
everything of Interest. and we Wliitak'
pleasure in publishing. 1t /, tlc he>ir,
ot the Editor ot this paper to publish !.
trlt-riaNS County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
o r / Z y

Ordered. Hy the Board If Comml>
sioncrs Of Orange County. tina, the cleo
ton precinct formerly ut G. r. Smiths,
be removed TO \. W. Cheek.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

BURIAL CASES
Il hvc; on hand Walnut 'I'kse and
Poplah and will finish II up In best
style wanted for burial cases. at prices
to suit the times. Address,
\. Il. FINLEY,
Cellar. Grove, n. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

Rufus S,anl,. col, OF Raleigh
leader Of the colorel brass band Of
that city, is dead. lie had a big
iun.tnl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At q meeting of the Board Of
Commissioner Of Orange County
for the month Of May. oil the mem.
beF1 we're present.
License was granted to lsreal
Turner and J. A. Check to retail
spirih in HilIsboro for IL month";. ]
An election was ordered for Hills
boro Township, on the question OF
Fence or No Fence, to be held on
the 10th day Of June, and the follow.
ing persons were appointed to hold
said election
Hillsboro Precinct-O. Hooker.
Registrar G. d. Turner and II. P.
Jones, Poll Holders.
University Precinct-Johu T. Ho-
gan, Registrar !; Robert Strayhorn
and Robert McCauley, Poll Holders.
A. w. Cheeks Precinct-W. C.
Check, Registrar George Walker
and A. A.. Smith, Poll Holders.
An allowance Of 50 was made to
Exams Brown toward his support.
An allowance Of Sc was made to
the Ii.,c, Bailey toward their sup
por,.
An allowance Of SO vas made to
be expended in repairing that por-
ton OF The public road on which
Stephen Faucette is o%verseer.
Ordered, That tie Sheriff refund
to Avs Neal 81 poll tax paid ly
him tor the year 1880, Ire being
over age and not subject TO poll tax.
Various accounts we're ordered TO
be paid by the County Treasurer.
The Sheriff was instructed not to
allow any person to hitch horses
inside OF tie cou'; house square.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
We publish notices OF marriages,
a.a,hs, sc free, aud always desire
10 be a., near correct Is possible, but
y i,,i We H. n.anea mistake 1t is not
ON lauit anu tie n, stake NIGH,
not iave occurred Il suIne person &c
juainttd with tie Facts I'D cor
rec,iy informed the c,i:tur. Our
~pcv,,c take little Or nc interest in
such matters, and when the editor
does the best he eau, and makes a
mistake, there are those among us
who laugh aud g'gglt, just as if he
had committed the objectionable
s.n. Editors are like q good many
to,her people We have seen, not 1uitf
intdtlitle.
The St. Paul (Minn.) Globe oh
serves Things had gone wrong
with him, and he wanted TO die
yet he had the whole house darling
around mighty lively, 70 we heard
hunting for the St. Jacobs Oil bot
tie. when the first twinge Of rhcu
matism gathered him up.
The trees have put on their greer
spring dresses. The birds are sing
ing, all nature is blooming, the girl
are Smiling and really beautiful,
looking, and we can name som
hcreabouts tia, can't be beat
Rufus S,anl,, col, of Raleigh
leader Of the colorel brass band o
that city, is dead. lie had a bi;
funeral.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

The trees have put or their green
spring dresses. The birds are sing
ing, all nature is blooming, the girls
are Smiling and really beautifully
looking, and we can name some
hcreabouts tia, can't be beat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

The St. Paul. (Minn.) Globe Oh
erves Things had gone wrong
with him, and he wanted 70 die ;
yet he had the whole house darling
around mighty lively, 70 we heard,
hunting for the St. Jacobs Oil bot
tie. when the first twinge of rhcu.
matism gathered him up.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

We 6nd the books Of the Naeis-
trate Of Police kept IN . neat and
business ike manner. It appear
thst be h1s issued IS warrants 70,
violstion Of town ordinances and
imposed zines to the amount OF
$95.15, oil OF which has been col
lected and accounted for ny the
Town Constable.
We find that w. E. Steward, a.
Town Constable, Collector and
Weighmas.er is chargeable as fol
lows
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

REPORT OF FNANn CON
.~MurEK0FTHE or
COMMISSIONERS or rHI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE YGAk RNDrs1' Nay
, ls1.: a8ea.> ...,1
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13
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of Jacob Murray. deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-04

FoFe az Una0uItefate0 Check.
New YORK, Nov 8.
While marrying . couple at police head
quarters tonight. Justice Otterbourg had his
pocket picked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-04
DEATH OF 4 J0URNAfisr:
I. ". simontou Dies in California
Lifelong Devotion to the PROBES.
Observation-Disclosures Etc.

NAPA. Cal, Nov 8.
J. w. Simonton, for many years general
asent Of the Associated Press. as New York.
died suddenly Friday evening q his resi-
dence near Napa of heart disaase.
NKw YoRK, Nov 8.
James W. Simonton was born in Colum-
bia Co., New York, 1924; was educated in
the public schools of New York city; became
. reporter for the city newspapers in 1915,
and was shortly afterward sent to Washing
ton - Congressional reporter for the Courier
and Enquirer. He went to California IN
1850 and was tor . time one Of the editors
of the San Francisco Courier, but soon re-
turned to New York. He was one of the
original staff of assistants to Henry j. Ray
mond on the New York Times, and for seven
years was the Washington correspondent OF
that paper. during which time he was infiu-
entail IN the exposure Of several noted cases
of bribery and corruption on the part of
members Of Congress, and was in custody
several weeks On order of the House for de-
clining to give to its committee the sources
of his information. He again went to Cal
ifornia in 1859 and became editor and one OF
the proprietors of the San Francisco Even
ing Bulletin.
He was its war correspondent during the
rebellion, and became general agent OF the
Associated Press in 1866, still retaining,
however, his interest and active connection
with his San Francisco newspapers. The
proprietors of the Evening Bulletin, having
about 1863, purchased the San Francisco
Morning Call. He resigned the general
agency of the Associated Press in July 1881.
and removed to Napa county, Cal, where
he had purchased considerable estate. up
OIL which he was residing at the time Of his
death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-04
FROM WAsHINoT0N
rhR PAYNE BRIBERY CASE.


WAsHxGTox, Nov 2.
John E. Skivington was the first witness
Of the day in the Payne bribery case before
the police court. The government expected
70 prove BY this witness that he overheard
q conversation between Falls and two other
men while witness was concealed behind .
book case in Falls' Office. Objection was
made by defense to this evidence, but the
court admitted it, limiting its application BY
evidence to be Afterwards introduced.
Witness said in the latter part of June he
concealed himself behind . bookcase At Falls
request From conversation that followed
he understood Brown was not for sale. One
of the men witness could not say which one
said he could obtain Browns signature 10 the
Falls said: Don't test him and will do
a. agreed.
Witness could not from his position see
the men; only saw their backs. as they went
down stairs. When then men left he asked
Falls if he did not think that it WAS danger
Gus business. Falls answered that he knew
it was, but that he only wanted to get infor-
nation to criminate Brown and break the
Jury and that was the object of his employ
ment BY the department of justice.
Gov Wells angrily confronted the witness
with his affidavit, in which he said Fall said
nothing of his employment by the defence or
the government
The Witness-Governor, you told me in
making that affidavit to be as brief as posi-
BILE; that you had just place left to put it
in.
Gov. Wells-Oh, no, l never tod yon that.
Then is that statement in the affidavit a lie:
Witness replied that he had only done as
Gov. Wells requested. He had given the
| hot all IA Sba
in his affidavit His conversation with Falls
was another matter.
Gov. Wells-Did you not tell me, yeater.
day, in the court room, that defendant wa.
the man you saw in Falls Office?
MIR. Davis-Oh. your honor, this is the
governments own witness.
The witness answered that perhaps he had
but he must have been wrong. He certainly
did not recognize Payne positively now
although he resembled the man seen in Falls
office.
Court saw nothing irreconcilable in Shiv.
ington's testimony.
Gov. Wells-That is all, your honor. We
have closed our case.
Mr.. Davis-That is not all you have Gov
ernor.
Gov. Wells-All we care to present.
| The defense announced that they had M
| witnesses.
The court said he would render decision
tomorrow.
Davis then began his argument for thu
defense. At the close of his argument, anG
at request of the court, Mr.. Ker gave a lis
of some of the authorities applicable to thu
case. He then summed the case for thu
prosecution in a few remarks. Judge Smell
reserved his decision upon the case till Wed
nesday when Fails will come up for hearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-04

Gas burners in ordinary use, an English
commission found in 1881, gave from one
fourth to one-half less light than they
would if properly constructed. The
worst results are produced by metal burn,
ers because they heat the gas just below
the flame, causing it to rush out with too
much speed for the best combustion. As
result an ordinary flat flame burner
made of metal gives only three -fourths
the light which burner of the same
shape made of steatite will give. So also
one large frame is better than several
small ones, and an argand gives from 10
to 80 per cent more light from the same
amount of gas than any flat flame.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Ex-Gov Hendricks condition continues
favorable.
Snow fell in the northern part of New
Brunswick Friday.
Four games we're played in the checker
match Friday, all drawn.
A partial report shows nine cases of fever
and two deaths in Pensacola, Friday.
A two-masted schooner is ashore abreast
of Whalebone Inlet, North Carolina with
three men on board.
The American Express Office at Winnipeg
has been robbed OF about $4,000. No clue
as vet to the perpetrators.
The anti-machine republicans of New
York have endorsed the nomination of Frank
lin Edison. the union democratic candidate,
for mayor.
The grand jury in New York Friday pre-
scented indictments against eighteen persons
in the eighth assembly district for the viola
ton of election laws.
The Goodyear India Rubber Glove Co. s
heater building in Naugatuck, Ct, used for
curing rubber, was burned Friday. Loss
$4,000. No insurance.
The Halifax and Cape Breton Railway Co.
Friday refused to hand over that railway to
the Nova Scotia government. The matter
will have to be settled by legislation.
C. B. Long, editor of the West Chester
News, New York, has been substituted for
Alexander Taylor, Jr., who declined as re-
publican candidate for Congress for the 18th
district.
The election officers of Philadelphia ar
rested Friday for fraudulent registration of
voters, were brought before the United
States commissioner today and held for fur
Their hearing.
| The Allan steamship company has taken
action against the Witness (newspaper) for
$50, 200 damages for libel in not retracting
statements made against the treatment of
passengers on the steamship Sandman.
The approximate result of the New Eng
land mackerel feet for the season of 1882.
is 332,775 barrels, an increase of 300 bar
rels over last year, but the present available
supply is much smaller than at the close OF
| last season.