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Edison, the inventor, testified the
other day in the New York suit against
the British Electric Light Company
concerning the alleged possible dan
gers to life and property from their
wires. He was exceedingly cautious
aud guarded in his replies, and his tes-
timony did not bear very hard against
the company. In effect, while he sus-
tanned the theory that heavy currents
on wires suspended i'll the air may be
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PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Certificate of fTrne Names Constituting
a Firm.

Certificate of Partnership: In compliance with
Sec. 1443, Art, 7, Chap. 2. revised code, we, Ar
thur r. Brown, Oscar X. Brown and Joseph P.
Slatten, partners doing general banking business
at the city of Canton in the county Of Lincoln and
Territory of Dakota. under the name Of The Lin
ccn Comfy Bank, do hereby certify that the full
name of all the members constituting such partner
ship and doing business under the designation
and aforesaid and at the city of Canton afore
said, arc: Arthur r Brown, Oscar K. Brown and
Joseph P. Slatten. That their places of residence
are as follows to-wit: Arthur r. Brown, Oscar X.
Brown at the city Of Canton i'll the county Of Lin
coin and Territory of Dakota, Joseph P. Staten in
the county of Harrison and State Of Missouri.
ARTHUR r. BROWN,
OsCAR K. BROWN.
JOSEPH P, SLArTEN.
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G. A. wErTEn, Register.

Land Office at Yankton, D. T., Decem'r 8, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make ANAL
proof In support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before lark of district court, Lincoln
county d. T., at Canton the county seat, on Fr-
day, February 8, 1894, viz: VIM. Hurley, home
stead No. 62l0. for the northeast or OF section 50,
twp 90, range 81. He names the following Witness
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation of, said land, viz: Timothy Crowley,
Thomas Crowley, John Leogun and Cordelius Col
Inns, all OF Lennox, Lincoln county.
G. A. WETTER, Register.
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Given under my hand this 18th day Of December,
4. D. 1883. D. H.HAWN,
Justice Of tho Peace within and for the
City Of Canton and Lincoln Co., D. T.
A. G. STEIN1B, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Take notice the complaint in the foregoing action
was filed with said justice on the Goth day Of De-
cember. 1888, and said cause was continued until.
the 18th day Of February, 1884 at 10 o'clock a. N.
A. g. STEINER, H HAWN,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Justice Of the Peace.
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Land Office at Ysnkton, Dakota, Dec. ~, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make Anal
proof support Of hisclaim, and that said proofwn
be made before W.n. NJ Cuppett, clerk Of court for
Lincoln county, D. T.. at Canton, the county seat.
thereof, on Friday, Fepruary Is. 1884, Wis: Sem
c. Bragestad. for his homestead No. 1904, for the
northwest or, section 81 townsip 3d. range 50. He
He names the following Witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land viz: Andrew T. Bundvold, Andrew Peterson,
Otto Harvig and Ole Torst ,nson, all Of Worthing,
Lincoln county, D. T.
A w P.oIsfar
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
In Justices court county OF Lincsln -
Before D. H. Hawn, justice OF the peace within
and for the City of Canton ana Lincoln county,
DIT.
George W. NayJor, PIE,
ys
James r. Macomber, Def't.
TKE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA sEssDs GREETING:
To james +. Macomber, defendant. You sre
hereby summoned 70 appear before me 1t my
Office in the City of Canton, in said county, on the
29th day Of December A. D. 1883, at O'Clock p. n,
to answer the complaint Of the above named plain
tit, who claims to recover Of you the sum OF tweu-
ty-thres dollars seyenty-hve cents, due for board
during the months Of October and November In the
year 1889.
pear aud answer .aia complaint ~ above required,
said plaintiff will take judgment sganst you for the
said amount Of twenty three dollars and seventy.
i've cents, together with costa aud attorney foos
and interest as above stats1.
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THE MAGNETIoN APPLIANCE CO.,

Note.-send one dollar In postage stamps or
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Land Office at Yankton, Dak., December 8, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
proof will be made bsfore ". M.Cuppett, clerk
Of Lincoln county district court for Lincoln Co.,
Oak. at Canton, the county seat, on Monday, JAN
uary %, 1854, viz: George w. Williams, under his
homestead 1870, for the sw Or, 1S-9s-4S. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
'dsnce upon, and cultivation of said land viz: H.
ling Opsal, Peter Christopherson, John Christoph-
erson and John W. Hewitt, all Of Canton, Lincoln
county, Dakota.
G.. A. WETrEn, Register
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E1NeMo
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
BASEBALL.
The virginias Defeat the AIIentowns to Q.

The Nirginias Defeat the Allentowns = 10 2.
Yesterday evening the Virginias and
Allentowns played their first game OF the
series at the Virginia Park. The Allen
towns were first at the bat, and Doyle took
his stand in the pitcher's-box for the home
club, with Hardie, the new catcher, who
arrived yosforday. bohind tho bat. In the
first inning Smiley made three errors at
shor.-stop. and so allowed the Allentowns
TO score one run. The visitors then took
the field, with Lands and Smith as their
battery, and the home team scored run.
The visitors were then successively blanked
until the ninth inning, when they sue
ceeded in scoring another run, while the
Virginlas had added seven runs to their
score.
Hardie acquitted himself very handsomely
Yesterday, playing the game without sim
gle error.
The principal features Of the game were
the double play by Lang, COnnerS. and
Dehlman, the excellent batting Of Glenn,
who succeeded in getting in fOur-base hits
ont OF five times at the bat, and the very
fine pitching OF DOYLE. who re.ired twelve
men on strikes and had only twO-base hits
scored against him during the game.
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HOMING PIGEONS.
Flight from Richmond to New York.

1
! A few days ago Mr.. II. Theodore Ely
son, OF this city, received from Mr.. f. ;.
! Starr, of New York, a basket OF hOming
pigeons owned by a member OF the Bridge
/ port Homing Club, OF Connecticut. The
/ pigeons were accompanied with inStruc-
! lions, which gave the above information,
and also stating the request OF the writer
| that the pigeons be liberated at ) O'Clock,
or earlier il possible on the first morning
after their arrival in which the air was
/ clear, the weather favorable, and the wind
! in the west. Mr.. Ellyson was asked to
serd a telegram on themOrning the pigeons
were liberated, giving the exact time ut
which they were liberated, the direction OF
the wind, aud the state OF the atmosphere.
He was cautioned not to remove the
lids of the basket, not TO start the
birds later than O'Clock in the morning,
to give them fresh water upon their ar
rival. food in the afternoon and ut candle
light, but no fresh food in the morning.
The Journey OF the birds was to he made
for record, and every precaution taken
to insure a correct account OF the time con-
sumed in making the fight.
Yesterday morning at O'Clock, Mr.. FL
lvsOn finding the wind in the right direc-
ton and the weather favorable, liberated
the pigeons from the top Of his hOuse.sin
the west end Of the city. As soon rs the
basket was opened the birds rose and at
once winged rapid flight in northeast
erIy direction. \ couple of Richmond
pigeons escorted the visitors a short way,
but were left in the lurch very quickly and
gave up the courtesy. The pigeons were
expected to arrive in New York about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The next journey these birds will make
will be from point in North Carolina 800
miles from home.
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The StraightOuts.

From the talk here the Straghtouts, oil
friends for them. will go before the Ma
tional Republican Committee on the 18th
with the view OF having the committee
Judgment as to what should be done with
their electoral ticket.
Their hope is that the committee will get
some OF the Mahoneites to retire from the
electoral ticket, and put Straightouts in
their stead.
The Mahoneites, however, claim that the
National Committee has no power in the
premises that the National Convention at
Chicago decided everything in favor OF the
Mahoneites, aud from that conclusion there
can be no appeal. They are satisfied that
the National Committee will take no other
action than to urge the Straightouts to
withdraw their ticket without delay.
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yfr. ROyall's Case.

Yesterday, in the United States Circuit
Court, the prayer Of William l.. Royal, on
a petition for writ OF hdbedS corpus and
for release from arrest (he being under in
dictment by the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond) was denied by Judge Hughes.
Pending an appeal to the supreme Court
Of the United States the accused was bailed
until the 10Th OF October next.
Mr. Royal had sold coupon in viola
ton OF the siXty-fifth section Of the first
chapter of the license law OF Virginia,
and had been indicted for the offence and
arrested by the Sergeant OF the city. This
section OF the law imposes tax OF $1,000
per annum upon persons who sell coupons
cut from the bonds OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Archer Taylor and Judy Taylor (both
colored), charged with trespassing upon
the premises OF and assaulting and abusing
Mary Ann Reed, and Mary Ann Reed
(colored) was charged with keeping dis
orderly and ill-goyerned house. The cases
were dismissed on payment OF costs.
Robert S. Turpin (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating William Taylor.
Dismissed on payment OF cost.
Lucy White (colored) was jailed for fif-
teen days for stealing one pair OF shoes
from Edmonia Wade.
s. ii. House, drunk. Fined 50.
Thomas Il. Hicks was fined s5 for as
saulting and beating Sampson Braxton.
Tobias Thomas (colored) was jailed for
fifteen days for stealing one pair OF socks
from Moses Spigel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
Personals and Briefs.

| Governor William +. Cameron returned
| to the city yesterday from Old Point much
! improved in health by reason Of his month,
visit to that place.
Information has been received in this
city OF the critical illness OF the Rev.
George Jacobs at his home in Philadelphia.
| Several Of his relatives have left the city 10
be present at his bedside.
Kirk W. DE Belle, ESD, Of Allentown.
Pa, is in the city.
Lafavrtte Royal Arch Chapter met last
night at St. Adams Hall and reelected all
| It's old officers.
An alarm OF fire was turned in Yesterday
evening about 5:4j o'clock from Box %,
corner OF Seventh and Canal streets.
The alarm was causcleSs. Mr.. McAvOy,
who keeps the key to the tirc-alarm box.
took up an idea that the box was ont Of
order. and made a test OF it,. Result, pre-
sence Of the Fire Department in few
minutes. McAyOy was arrested for tam
pering with the box.
The carpenters have been busy in re-
modelling the upper offices in the Capitol,
but their work is bv no means complete.
While il is going on the Governors office
will be in the senate chamber. which i
now being fitted up for that purpose.
Now sigheth maiden and man for the
cool groves OF the White sulphur.
There is no >lowneSs 80 slow as street
Improvement. That on Main between
Adams and First is to be no exception to
the rule. There is little consideration OF
the discomfort to residents, and three men
are worked where twenty could better be.
The city parks are now very literally pa.
tronized afternoons and nights. AT all OF
them there is demand for more benches,
The brick-wOrk has been commenced on
the new block Of stores on the site OF
Brackets old tavern.
The new uptown hotel project Is dead
again-so il seems. Ii has had no lives,
and yet has died many times. Ii lies buried
beside the uniOn-dep0t scheme.
Few streets have improved more in re-
cent years than Clay between Sixth and its
west end.
City water has been improved up TO the
lemonade color.
The following cOnyicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday from Pittsyl-
vania county William Brandon, Austin
Price, and Doc Harris. one year each for
larceny, ar! jim Lewis, three years for
bigamy. All Of them are colored.
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representative, in speaking on Warren
Hastings, was well received.
The orators medal was awarded TO G. A.
Swanson, OF Danville. This gentleman
won the Pace prize medal in 1888.
The declamer's medal was presented to
). h. Carson. Of Ireland.
Richard NJ. Smith, NJ. A., Of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia, now pursuing his studies
In Germany, was this day elected professor
OF modern languages. A leave Of absence
was granted him'to remain in Europe for
a year before assuming the duties OF his
chair.
A liberal subscription for the endowment
fund was made by the trustees before their
adjournment this afternoon. In all re-
spects the commencement has been OF
great enjoyment, and the work done by
the trustees will prove Of the highest value
to Randolph-Macon.
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Other Games.

TBy tClcgraph 10 The Di,patch.I
Washington: It. Louis, 3: Washing
tons, ,.
Pittsburgh Cincinnatis, I; Allcghenys,
|.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, I: Columbus, 6.
Providence: Providence, 6; Phi!adcl-
pbias, 3.
Cleveland: ClevelandS, 3; Chicagos, /.
Wilmington: Wilmingtons, 20; Domes-
ties, l.
Baltimore: Baltimore Unions, 13; Key
stones, ).
Cincinnati: Cincinnati Unions, 6; st.
Louis Unions, ,.
Princeton Yales, 8; PrincetOns, 0.
Buffalo: Buffalos, ,; Detroits, Is.
Chicago Chicago Unions, u; Kansas
City Unions, 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. B. COOK, household furniture az 2l6 west
Marshall street, At 10 A. NJ.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co. lot of ground at
the northwest corner west Main and Boulevard
streets. at their Office, AZ | L. VI.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co, four lots on the
north line of Denny street, Ia the plan Of Full
ton, at $50 y. VI.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., brick dwelling
3l9 sOhth Fourth street, Candles lllll' al $3.50
L. NJ.
WILLIAM JENKINS, ~ NJ, bananas oranges,
&c.
.JNO. +. TAUGHT y. JR., 1890 \. VI. and
4:30 r. NJ, boots, shoes, &c.
f.. Il. COOK, 10 \. NJ, at store, household furn-
Iurc. groceries, &c.
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Lecture by DIR. Hawthorne.

During his pastorate in this city DIR. j.
b. Hawthorne has eudeared himself to our
people and delighted with his eloquent SER
mons thousands who have attended his
church. His uany friends will be pleased
to learn that he has consented to deliver a
lecture on the "urators, Ancient and
Modern" before leaving us for his new
field OF labor.
The lecture will be at the First Baptist
church this evening, and full house Will
doubtless greet the orator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20

Yesterday evening two children, little
daughter and son Of Captain Birdsong, con.
ductor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, went out to Mount
Pleasant with the Second Baptist Sunday.
school picnic excursionists. While on the
grounds the children got into a revolving
swing, and while II was going around they
were accidentally thrown out. The little
girl Dad her thigh broken and the boy had
his chest STAYED in. DR.. Cddd. who was on
the ground, rendered medical aid, and the
little sufferers were brought to the city on
the evening train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
Installation OF Officers.

At - late meeting OF Virginia Lo,igr. NO
6, Order OF the Golden Chain, the follow
ing officers we're installed for the ensuing
term: Past Commander, James Mac.
dougall; Commander. w. james Epps
cc-Commander. +. r. Waithall; Assist
ant Commander, W. W. Greer; Preate,
Thomas Riddick; Guide, Charles NJ.
Swift; Guardian. W. |. Coleman; Sent
me-, John j. Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
Extra Session.

No doubt the extra-session question will
be discussed at the meeting OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee on the 26th. Much
of present opposition 70 the scheme grows
out OF the fact that many members believe
it would be better not to have the session
at all than to defer II so late as September 3D..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
a Chance for OrganizatiOns July
Fourth.

Our military. Pythian, social, church,
and other ORGANIZATIONS have chance TO
charter the steamer Ariel for an afternoon
excursion to Dutch Gap and return on the
ith OF July, il application is made at once
to superintendent l.. Il. Tatum, 1903 east
Main street. Large profits are always made
on all the 4th-of-July excursions. and the
company has never let out this privilege
before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20

IIORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR WO-
MEN AND CHILDREN. DIR. Joseph Holt. New
Orleans, La, says: II have frequently
found il OF excellent service in cases Of de-
bllity., loss OF appetite, and in GONZALES
cence from exhaustive illness. and particu-
larly OF service in treatment of women
and childrpn.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20
Monday MOOnlights.
Dutch GAP.

Steamer Ariel, every Monday night.
Leave at 7:30 =. NJ; return at 1890 p. NJ.
Music. Dancing, Refreshments. Street-cars
both going nd returning. Delightful
Family Excursions. Perfect order. No
improper persons allowed. Fare only 30
cents. VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20

Call at Jackson's, 3O3 Broad street, if
in need OF China. CrOckeTy, Glassware,
House-FurniShing Goods, &c. Also, Break
fast, Dinner, Tea, and Ice-Cream Sets.
Agent for the A. q W. celebrated Oil
Stoves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-20

DR.. Jelly. proprietor Of Windsor sulphur
Springs. located IN the Blue Ridge noun
tains, at New Windsor, Md. will be at the
Exchange Hotel until Tuesday next to ar
range with summer guests. Call from II
IN 4 o'clOck
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
THE ONLY SEASIDE KESORTINy

TIE ONLY SEASIDE KESOKT n NIRGINiA.
The incst and safest surf-b ithing. ocean, cham
mel and shark-dshlng and snipe- shooting.
Terms: ~ per day, fl2 per week, $40 per
month.
Route from Old Point and Norfolk hy rteamcr
Northampton to Cherrystone every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY. The Baltimore
aud Washington steamers make close connection
with the Northampton. Hotel physician, T. 4.
Fitzhugh. Address
e. l-2hm q. r. SpADA.
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IUEPIU NV Z
INACTIVE CONDITION OF 1HE KIDNEY
ANDA
MOST SALUTARY ALTERATIVE
sCROFULOUs AFFECTIONS

SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS.
With ladies, gentlemen, and bon virdHtS every
where II has become the standard of dietary expe-
dients, fortfying the digestive functions and
enabling free-livcrs TO indulge with impunty at
table. The world of wealth, intelligence, and re-
nement testihes TO its sparkling, naturally pure,
and eightful qualities rs the beverage incompar-
able. and accredit IL with being the sureSt and
speediest source Of clear compilations, high health
and exuberant spirits
HATHORN SPRING WATER is sold only IL,
glass bottles: four dozen pnts are packed in case
II may be obtained at all hotels, and Of druggists
wine merchants, and grocers everywhere.
mh 7-F34t
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