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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

Al regular passenger trains stop at'BOu AIR.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 6O-Ncw York and Atlanta Uia Wasl
mgton and DAM ne.
on train No. j2-WashlngtOn and Augu.t
Washington and Ncw Orleans, Richmond zu
Uan,lu,. Returning, DanyIle auC Elchmou
on train Nc. 53.
Ticket, sold 70 all points south, southeast, 3u
south .and baggage checked through.
E0l-y-cver check given on local tcsets.
VI. SLAUGHTER,
General PassenE. 4 q 4 I
Boil HAAS. Trafnc MANAGER.
A. l.. RIVrS. General MANAGER e. To-
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BY Ouarles 4 McCurdy, Anctioueers,
1910 Main street.

IN EXECUTION OF A CERTAIN
i DEED OF TRUST FROM X. A. PARRISH
dated Isl June. 1883, and daily recorded In the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court ID. b.
I23 b.. page 5l3. To the mdersi gned as trustee
being required 80 tO do by The holder OF the nOle-
secured by said deed, default having been made IN
the payment of the same, | viii offer for sale,
upon the premises. ~
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1884,
AT G O'Clock 7. NJ. the REAL ESIAIE eonveyed
by aforesaid deed-a LOT OF LAND, WIN q Iarge
brick dwelling and other improvements thereon,
frontInP II feet and q inches on the south line OF
Ross street between Governor ana Fonr!eenth
Streets and running hack between parallel line, 70
an alleythe late residence Of Salnuei - COttrel'
THINKS Cash "a 10 cost and expenses or sale
and suiIciency 10 pay of three notes OF 81 200
each, with per cent. Interest thereon IRON m, Isl ~
June, 1883: balance upon such terms a. the ssld
n A rarrieh may direct al the time of sale, or ON
nj, failure so 10 do as the trustee may direct.
" LANES G. COTfRELl" trustee
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MOTHERS FRIEND
\ PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
WORDS OF PRAISE.

WORDS OF PRAISE.
most earnestly cntrcat every female needing
such remedy TO use Mothers Relief Coupled
with This entreaty | will add that during a long
obstctrIcal practice uorty-four years. Lave
never known It to fail to produce the lntcnted
effect H. j. HOLMES, VI. ID.
4 lady from ono Of the counties of Middle
Georgia writes: - have disposed Of all the Mo-
Tiers Friend you sent ne, and | am delighted
with It. In every instance whore ii has been used
its effect, have been all that could ask. con-
slider II great blessing
\ dlstngus she'd physician Of Mississippi writes
Every one needing It shoad use the Mothers
Friend, for during 4 long obstetric practice have
never known II to fall
This remedy IS one abost which We cannot pub
n,h Ger, iicates, but 1t IS most wonderful llni-
meni TO be used after tie first two or three months
Send for our treaties on the Health and IIappi-
meas Of Woman, mailed free, which gives all par
ticulars.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 2s, Atlanta, Ga.
Ue l7-dlw&wltI
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BY y. w. Bowc,
successor to Williams & Bowel
Zeal Estate Anctioneer.

BY y. W. Bowe,
successor TO " llliams & Bowel
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
i STORY BRICK STORE No. 1909 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION.
nv virtue OF deed of trust To the late \. ID, VIII
liams dated 1lth December, 1882, and duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court clerks Of
fee. IN ID. Il. 122 a, on page l69, we, the eXecu-
tors Of the said A. ID. Williams, deceased being re-
qured 10 do so by the creditor secured VIII sell,
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1884,
at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ, the VALUABLE STORE
above referred to- at present occupied as ware
room by Mr. Preston icyin. at fair rental, 'front.'
ing about 9 feet on Franklin street and running
back about 81 fcc:. This property Is well located
for the furniture or any Oher retail business, ana
at,s ssrittif dth siiouiu
tract the attention of investors as well as those
wanting good business stand In central location
TERMS: Cash sufficient To defray expenses Of
saleand tO pay two notes, aggregatng II ,05Z with
interest from It'll June, 1854, and the residue on
such terms as the gTantor may prescribe.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
4. J.. BOULWARE,
\. W. lsAyE,
jelo Executors Of A. ID. WNgms, deceased.
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ACTION SALE8...Futurc Days.
VALUABLE STOCK AT AUG On
TiON. III
oxvrnNEsDAy. Juyg 25TH,

OK " EDNF SDA1 JUNE ZDIH,
commencing promptly at II O'Clock, without re-
gard To W, ather. we will sell at auction, 90 The
RICHMOND BAZAAR, the following VERY
VALUABLE STOCK: , 49,,
/. TliE HIGtILY-BRED FAST ROAD OR
FAMII,Y-HORSE "PRINCE ALBERT" He Il
sound safe. and gentle for lady to drive. lie can
trot I'm $50 or better. and Is one OF tie most ut
2. VILLAG E.DART ESTABLISHMENT,
BLACK PONY "LIZZiF,r perfectly reliable ana
a beauty; VILLAGE CART and RCSsEI HAIR
3. TEAM or MATCHED ROAD OR LIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES matched ,
drive well single or double; four and five years
A. HIGHLY-BRED BAY MARE "TOPSEl, y
four years old very handsome and desirable LOT
saddle or road purposes. o,,,. ~,,, ,,yurr
3. TWO VERY HANDSOME AND WE'LL
GROWN COLTS by "Romney,' raised by Mt.
Davis out OF fayorite mares; will be sofa 10 the
halter. ...,,.... ,.,o,
and promises speed Is broken to single ana uo"oe
= BAY HORSE "JOHN," six years old, SIX
| teen hands high, by" Eclectic" out Of " Butcher
s. BAY HORSE CHENEY" -four years old
| sIxteen hands high. by :" ROmney" out OF II.
| Lawrence mare. Nos. and would make very
q. SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS VEHICLES
ONE DOCTORS BUGGY, ONE JAGGEt w ~
| Con, and a MAGNIFICENT DEPOT NAHON'
| with pole aud shafts complete. ,,
| The stock, &c. can now he seen ut the bazaar
and gentlemen are requested to call ana examine
sale conducted by F.. u. COOK. Auctioneer
| JR. DAVIS. Proprietor. &c 20,22,z4&25
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
sDaily. tDaily except sunday.
Ii A 4

SIOfGlNb lihtI-''
Nos 40 and AZ make no stops. Nos. ~ ana
~ sion al Manchester, Dreyry's Blnn, Centra-
ia and Chester. Nos. rs, 20. u, %, y, ~ l.
and stop at all stations No. stops at all sta-
tions except Temples. -
PULLMAN CAR-SERVlCE.
ON trains Nos. Al and AZ sleepng-cars between
New York and Savannah Train No. 40, sleep
jnV-cars between Washington ano Charleston;
Train AZ, sleeping-cars between Washington ana
jacksonville Fla.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORfOLh
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. .Il2O A. NJ Norfolk. 3:05 J. NJ
Richmond. GOO y. NJ. Norfok.... 9:45 T. "
Norfolk.,. $40 A. ". Richmond IDS L. NJ
Norfolk..... 2:25 p. VI. Richmond. 6:lO J.. MI
Trains % and 2s make close connection to ana
from Farmville, Lynchburg. ana soutnWesteri,,
points. and way-statious ON the NOTION Oh"
Western railroad. ..,. .,..,.ao,,,
L. ". EMERSON, General Passenger Agent -
23
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DRUGs, MEDICINES. &C.

NOTHING LIKE IT.-NO MEDICINE
~ has ever been known In the South so efectual
i'm the cure of all those diseases arising from IN
impure condition Of the blood ~ RO"ADALlS.
the Great SOu'heru Remedy for the cure Of
Scrofl1a. White >wellngs' Hi'eulhatlsni' llhpIes'
BIotchcs, Frupt!ons, Nenerea Sores and Diseases.
COnsumpti0n. GOitrc, BOils, Cancers, and all kin
bred diseases. RO>ADALlS purihcs the system,
brings color to the cheeks, and restores the suf-
fcr,r to normal condition Of health and yigOr.
ROSADALIS. the Great southern Remedy,
cleanses the blood aud gives permanent beauty 10
the skin. Je2l-d2t&wIt
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By Grubbs & AppeIaOn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

No. 8 north Eleventh street.
UCTION SALE OF THE DESIRA-
N BILE BRICK DWELLING No. 112 EAST
CANAL NEAR FIRST STREET, OCCUPIED
BY CAPTAIN ISBON BENEDlCT.-Will be
sold on the premises, at O'Clock j. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1884.
the DESIRABLE PROPERTY located rs above
The DWELLING contains nine rooms; kitchen
two rooms, stable aud carriage-hOtIse-all OF
brick. The lot fronts on the nOI tn side of Cana
street 34x1j4 feet To an alley ID feet wide There
f. son choice fruit on the lOt-apricOts, cherries
&C. \ very pleasant residence.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut four, eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust-dccd.
GRUBBS & APPERSON,
te2l AuctiOnccrs.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-l
Y will offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, In Chesterfield county, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 26TI,
ON the Midlothian turnpike, six miles from
Richmond and one mile from Bon Air, ON tie
Richmond aud Danyllle railroad, some eAhOA,
nI.E LAND. consisting of 1877 acres Of cleared
low and timbered lands, including also g0od
TWO-sTORY DWELLING, and 4 tine orchard
on the place. ..,.,.,. >,
cnaiigc In the trucking and stOck-aslng BUSINESS
being convenient 10 market, and NJ the same llme
secure property that will doubtless prove me
Investment. ,.
Terms: $500 cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months.
sale to commence at o'clock 7. W. r,,,,
JOHN MANDERS,
Midlothian. Va.
j. G.. BROWN, AuctlOneer. 'c lS,2O,22'24'2o
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CONNECTIONS

SUNDAY Accom- NOTATION bst~een ~:
mond and scot sNilic leaves RioaWnnd 1880 n.
~. returning, arrives al Richmond 7:lSp,W
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On last Saturday. while DIR. Mont.
borne's wife was out riding, her horse
became frightened at some cattle. and
she was thrown. dislocating her wrist
and bruising herself somewhat severely.
Large barns are popular OH the Ssilla-
guamish. ID. Boo built one SKIS feet.
"a feet high X. Knuteson's Is 72x60
hos. Jensen's about the same. There
which We did not learn.
ID. Kauble, Postmaster a; Mount Ba-
k r. has paid Mount Vernon 81 visit on
his way to the bop ranches down the
river. where he is seeking Indians to
help him pick. He has four acres in
hops, aud will get from 1850 to ZOO
pounds per acre.
The town of Florence IL growing ran
idly. Mr.. Qaslley has built a good res
Idence, and rs busy clearing off tremen-
dous logs from his land. Mr.. F. T..
Norton's store is obtaining good
trade, and a warehouse shows its be-
ginning. Coltenbaugh Il Carrin's ho-
tel has been begun. Mass has a house
Just adjoining, and Mr.. j. ii. Perkins,
the town proprietor, has laid of eight
lots, on enc of which his house stands.
James Hall has built new house below
the town, and Hans Lawson one Just
across from Halls. The country back
is also building. Captain Marvin will
also bald opposite the town. Every
thing predicts good future for the
place.
Hilbert Il Co., having logged off their
land above Avon, have moved over to
jos Leary slough. The Glide took
their outht over last week, and fiHe
miscellaneous lot, as a cheap Jack
would call it, was piled up on the bank.
Sacks of potatoes and turnips, boxes
filled with all sorts of food. hogs, stoves,
pipes, chains, poles, trunks. barrels bed
clothes, tin pans, dogs, babies-and din
ner horns were carried aboard, with an
exciting chase after runaway pigs to
vary the monotony. The claim they
had been logging was called the Dens-
more claim, abont 100 acres being in
timber, giving 100000 feet. They are
about to log a claim belonging to w.
Leonard.
The Stillaguamish Island hop yard,
owned by T. w. Koch, has an excellent
crop for its second year the Weld will
be nearly 1900 pounds to the acre. The
hops look unusually abundant on the
vines, and are fine aud large. The
pickers are chiefly white settlers and
new immigrants. There are five acres
in hops this year, ten or fifteen more to
be added Rext sering. The present
drying house is so small that large
double one will be built by Mr. Koch.
and then there will be room for his own
and his neighbors' crops. The island
contains several sections, has a rich,
sandy soil. and is perhaps the most
uniform IN quality of any section of
the country. SO many of the settlers
will plant hops next year that the
island will soon deserve to be be called
bop island.-Skd9n Nelas.
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Hercules set him down with more en-
pnasls than gentlenesz on a chair IN the
corner. wish you a good evening.
Mrs 1srbox
And oct he hounced. considering him
self very ill-lsed mortal.
Mark wts about to follow his example
when the door suddenly opened and Eu-
nice ran sut with Redeemed cheeks and
smiling lips.
MARX Mark. don't 90 VET she
cried. | want TO tell you that
That Squire Carpenter Is all an in
vtntIou," laughed Mira Tarbox. "Ea-
nice only wanted to find out which of
yoa really loved her the best
Then, EuDicer' exclaimed Marx,
With kiudling ewes.
Yes, said Eanice, demurely. "you
may have me, If you will. Only,"
she added. laughing, I'm sorry that
Ar. Hsrdenbrook was 80 disturbed"
am not" said Mark.
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TRUSTEES MKrrNa.-The trustees OF
the Columbia and Puget Sound Rail
road Company held meeting Yesterday
afternoon. TIE resignation of F. p
Weymouth was presented and accepted
and Mr.. L. j. Miner Was eleeted trus
tee to fill the vacancy. The trustees
present were A. A. Denny, John Muir
and Bailey Gatzert. The board author.
lied the contamination of the contract
between the people of Seattle, as sub.
scribers to the 100000 fund. and the
railroad company; and also ordered the
work on the Cedar river extension to be
proceeded at once. The board further
authorized J. l. Howard, the assistant
Superintendent. Be- make such contracts
as he fiRds necessary 20 complete the
work in the shortest possible time.
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MR. VOORHEES,, ApPorSrmgSrs.

At Olympia, Sept. 22d, 7:30 D. m.
Sieilaooom, Sept. I'D, IL m.
Tacoma, Sept. 23d, 7:30 p. m.
Port Gamble. Sept. oath, ~ IN.
Port Ludlow, Sept. oath, 7p. m.
Irondala, Sept. 18th, IL M.
Port Discovery, Sept. 18th. D. m.
Dungeness, Sept. 26th, 10 a. m.
Coupeville. Sept. eth. 10 a. IN.
Port Townsend, Sept. 9th, 7:30 %. m
Friday Harbor. Sept. 18th. on arrival
of mail steamer.
Semiahmoo, Sept. Both, on arrival OF
mail steamer.
whatcom, Sept. 30th, Z p. IN.
ATLANTA, Oct. LIST, on arrival of the
steamer.
Laconner, Oct. LIST, ON arrival of the
steamer.
Utsalady, OF. LIST, Z pm.
Stanwood, Oct. sd. 10 a. m.
Port Madison, Oct. Sd, IL a. m.
Port Blakely, Oct. Sd, y. m.
Seattle, Oct. 9TH, 7:s0 .. 10.
Seabeck, Oct. Oh. 10 a. m.
Snohomish. Oct. 9Th, 8 D. m.
Renton. Oct. 7th, 10 q. M.
Newcastle, Oct. 7th. T:30 p. m.
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FALL SrrLxA-The first consignment
of neg fall cloaks has BEEN received
per Northern Pacific Express by Massrs.
Stackpool. jackson q Co. Many of the
patterns are Paris models. and are
amongst the choicest designs of the
seasou. The connection Of this firm
with Neg York hoase having its bead
quarters IN Paris gives them superior
facilities fot procuring the very latest
des gns. The assortment noe received
includes ladies' and Misses sizes, and.
being from first hands. are of very sn
perior value. We recommend our lady
readers whs may be in quest of stylish
NANTES, Newports and RedinQoses, 20
pay q. early vista 10 the house Of stack
pool. Jackssn i Co, Front street.. near
Madison. 9ilt
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAS FRASorsco. Sept. D.-Ou an ex-
animation of the boots of Isaac l..
Lang. Secretary Of the independent Or.
der of Chosen Friends. IL was found
that be Was short nearly $500 In hls
accosnts. Al o'clock this morning he
swallowed a vial of landanum. and at
the present msmens is st deaths door.
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Improve your Laying Stock

I CAN SPARE A FEW BROWN LEG
4 horn growers. raised this season from
choice imported stock, At o. TO 81 each.
II 10 well established fact that the above
breed of fowls greatly excel any other
In LAYING qualities. l have also limited
number OF plym nih Rocks that viii
dispose Of g. ". STONk
brook Farm. or e25 Front ST.. Seattle.
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PARIS, Sept. N.--Admiral Courbet,
commanding the French forces IN Chi
nese waters, finds his position in re-
gard 20 the right of neutrals 20 embar-
RAISING that he has teleoraphed 10 Ad
miral Peyron. Minister Of Marine. for
advice as 20 What course he shall
Adopt
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FOREIGN.
The Pape's Charity.

RoxK. Sept. %. The Pope in token Of
his affection for the Romans has granted
500, 600 for the establishment Of ho,.
pital in the vicinity of the Vatican in
the event of an outbreak Of cholera in
Rome. His Holiness promises 10 visit
the hospital personally.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-21

A new restaurant vas opened yester-
day by B @. Clark on Third street, next
door 20 City Hall. Cooking by white
women, and no Chinese smployed-
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PASSENGER llsr OF rng xExuCo,

San Francisco, Sept. 9.-Follovine
is the passenger LIST of the Mexico. which
sailed tsdAy for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports:
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I OTIS ONE AND TWO. IN BLOCK
IL Il. OF Lincoln Pontius addition, with
two good frame houses. well and picket
fence. Cheap for cash.
ly6 Mhs- M. K. OTJINI.AN
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eC0n on IMPROVED CITY PROP.
s0oOO ety: viii pay good interest.
Apply 10 W. w. h0LG0MB. rooms
~, Seattie, w. T. SELF Inn
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS
THAT EXPLAINS ITSELF.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. T.. Sept. II, 1884
Hon. J. ". armstrong, Spokane Fails,
W. T.. MY DEAR SIR IL have the
honor to propose series of joint discus
slons between yourself and me, in the
principal cities of this Territory, upon
the issues which divide the Republican
and Democratic parties in the ensuing
Congressional campaign. In view of
the brief time in which the Campaign
must be made, | trust You will find
It convenient to favorably respond to
this proposition at once. in which event
] shall be most happy to meet you i'm
mediateiy for the purpose of arranging
IN detail. list of appointments, with
the preliminaries attendant thereon.
| am. sir. very respectfully. your ODE
dent servant, G. y. VOORHEES,,
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SPOKANE FALLS. W. T., Sept. IL, 1884
Hon. q. y. Voorhees,, Colfa1, ". T..
My DEAR SiR: have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your note OF
the 18th inst, proposing series of joint
discussions At various points in the
Territory, upon the issues which divide
the Republican and Democratic parties
in the ensuing campaign, and in reply
have to state that would gladly accede
TO the proposition if l were so situated
as to render 1t possible. The engage
msnts have already made, and the un-
certainty as to the length of time can
spare from the duties OF my Office here,
interfere with the entering into any
definite arrangements at this time.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, j. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
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To be found i'm the Territory Everything marked I'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods, and every
thug guaranteed RS represented. Our stock com
prises i'm part as follows, which have been marked
down i'm accordance with the present hard times
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THE TREASURER OF THE CITY
OF Seattle win pay. on presentation.
the following named warrants:
warrants Nos. t049- 1850 and balance Of
1854. Bell sts eet grade.
No interest viii be allowed on above
named warrants after this date.
seIs 10 ]. ID. LOwMAN, Treasurer.
Septefnber IA Issf
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STANDARD THEATER,
WgDssSo.Y, OCTOBER lSh.

Committee of Arrangements ia *
Levy. A. Page. L. Booth n. c. Hanseom,
p. II. Martin.
Committee on Reception. C. Haines.
J. SchraIa, Il. y. Carr. o. Ra1ke. w. T..
Rogers
floor Committee--G. NJ. Halter, K. n.
Webb. Nicholas !. Snyder. nd. s. Brisco.
G. Steinweg.
ftG&E&& .s.~.ss..s. ...-&i ID
Members please attend In uniform. aeiq
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W. are now Open with full assortment If Mems
Boys aud Chidrens Clothing for fall and winter wear
THE LATEST STYLES, The HANDSOMEsT PAT.
TERMS, THE LOWEST PRICES
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Conyiets whipped.

WrLMHaTos. Del, Sept. 10 Seven
convicts were whipped ut Newcastle this
morning Ia the presence of 400 persons.
Among them were Edward Reddon
(white), who WAS pilloried for an hour
in addition to the 20 lashes Isaac An
derson. a negro boy, who swore Justify
whilo being whipped. aud a oolored thief
named Sugar Awful, who took 20 heavy
lashes without murmur.
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Fight with Circus Men.

=, ATNcHisoS, Kas, Sept. ao.--A special TO
.oe Champion says: A serious row oc-
SSa,teu between the citizens of Burr
Ssk, Jewell county. Has, and showmen
pslonRing to Miles Orton's circus on
sIlaay, In which one man was killed
anu several wounded. The disturbance
ns as commenced by a drunken citizen
sn canned Elliot, and general fight %
sarleo. Elliot was arrested and the
,.s men took their effects 20 the
;na. The crowd followed them, and
ss as Mayor Mari had restored
n man named Evans APP
Se a,ed at the depot with a
;ns e-oarrelled shotgun and fired
t,a;, sne train. At this moment the
s,as s pulled out. and the circus men
I"na voiiey at the crowd. killing i.
Ma.necker, mortally wuuudine Mayor
Tnn and slightly woundinR boy.
tha necker bad not taken any part ia
T ny tow. he leaves a wife and children.
na,;. Orton circus is tue same which ex-
6lcnced the terrible affair at Greeley,
10 sh' some time ago. 1, was billed
th;,sow at Washington today, and
nj. . a about hundred Burr Oak peo.
roo' oy special train 70 arrest the
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A Chicago Elepemeni.

CmcAoo, Sept. N-The published
statement is made here that Miss Eta
Iasnbnll, the only daughter Of N. s. II.
,urnbull, a wealthy pork packer. has
eloped with Alexander Nervcn, who
was employed in Turnbulrs packing
establishment as slaughtersr. He is
described as handsome menber IF
.ne South Side Episcopal Church
eooir. Nervon is declared TO have
acquired some means of his own,
ana Is a man of fine physical APP
!sarance. The affair became public
through Mr.. rurnbull procuring the
services OF detectives for the purpose of
daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-21
TO SHIPMASTERS

ballard g. HATFIELD KAvE
- been appointed sole agents at Seattle
for the powerful steam tugs Tacoma and
telegraph promptly attended 70. myae N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-21
Mint Matters

WAsBINGroN, Sept. 2n-Sylvester
Nichols has been appointed melter of
The mint at Denver, The announce
ment that Wilcox had resolved this APP
pointment is incorrect.
he large new silver vault under the
each room of the Treasury Department
finished. and the transfer of silver TO
will begin Monday. The silver now
stored in the Treasury, amounting to
toOOOO00, will be transferred to- the
new vault, where will also be stored the
snrplaRe coinage of the varioss mints
accumulatinR every month.
'ennsissioner Dudley HAS Resigned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. @.--Commissioner
pudiey's resignation is positive. He
s4s resigned, and will enter the banking
nrm OF Bateman & Co. of this city.