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it tit II 1111 1 TCKSDAY. 83EPTEMBER 20. 1881. Tbtelmdattoa fce DaUly la this city to f Jots. 3. Moss, i eoileet LOCAL NEWS. 0a $S.0O for prompt payment. Um the Bom Baking Powder. aplStf, 1 BsUtaf HcSkmI Mallei Lannat stock of school and dress raits dtj, at price ranging a upwards. Give oa af for dots In tne from two dollars A- jutkbs A Go., Opposite the Huntington House Bep. 5 dtf Tear down your partition fences. Pumpkin pies are in their prime. Whist is the popular game this season. The colored troops mustered into service. have not beeni Several French classes are being formed for the winter. The Cincinnati Exposition does not draw Richmond people like it once did. Potatoes are so high that you can't reach them without a step ladder. The SUte Fair authorities want the? Richmond bicyclers to ride at the fair. The Richmond Grain Drill took the prize at the Chicago Exposition. Deman Thompson will be at Phillips'! on Thursday evening. It is definitely settled that the school1! house for the Fifth Ward will be built I

Tne Light Guard Band wiU not go tofi:ht 8he win -Dnefir tav isabeU

tne Fort Wayne fair. . j proper will begin on Thursday, The railroad crossing on Washington avenue is in bad repair. K. D. Palmer has been granted a COn-V, tract to improve north Fourteenth street from E to O. Richmond has three military compa nles, but no post of the Grand Army of the Republic. The police have received new rubber coats, of the most expensive kind, from New York, through a local dealer. Richmond has for many years. The same is true of her fast young men.

TIwWmim innt hnir crnn will IteVlBeptcmoer iv. 1881.1 inerelore.as a

short this year, on account of the infe-2 rior aualitv and hiirh orice of corn. . : r- " 7are more Richmond; people inlc ' . W - -ml .

w tnan ever oelrre. It is ahtnis court do now.stand adiourned-until

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i nf i. to be tut in theacitizen8 1 honld M Mavor of the

Grace Church organ, and a set of reedscity, call a public meeting for the pur-H

Q i mi rata siniiKuu utfuuuicui There will be a larger attendance the Grand to-night than there was night. It is a notable fact that a large major itv of the soldiers' reunions have been successful this season. There is another electric light scheme on hand that promises more than the one that was sprung last spring. Ears Smith & Co.'s horse ran away last evening and was caught, after falling down on Mayor Bennett's sidewalk. The Spiceland Reporter office has been sold to parties at Alexandria move it away. r' z . tm nmrmw m w ill ill ii i BHiiiinH nnnsi.i " ,r . wno disturb religions meetmgs.

i TKsnn. uni. .jdui we seem to nave anown nun all our

put together ninety school desks romR heD !' T ,Hf 11 a. mT until o p. m. Kwith him a homely, honest protest against 1 If not only our artificial uvea, but our artt-

" The Yearly Meeting at the North ARficial representations of bfe.

mlrmt nuMfiniv knnM will rnmTYionro tl morrow. The tramps find straw piles too cool f to make comfortable beds these nights, and they are beginning to flock to town. The scare over typhoid fever west of! the river was groundless. Most of the! cases reported were other forms of fever. It is becoming fashionable again for the merchants to go fast to buy goods as their fathers and grandfathers did in-j stead of buying of drummers.

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Tbo profits from royalties on the Ho-1 T. Yaryan patent process for ex-l ting oil from flaxseed are said to be! enormous. The Arion Quartette will give concerts! at several neighboring towns between now and the holidays. They will give good ones, too. The city commissioners have assessed i 9330 benefits against the city for tne re-1 moral of the triangle building. 9100 against Reed. Beeler & Co., and $250i against the railroad companies. The Committee on Streets and Alleys reported to Council in favor of allowing A. Earnest to relay the old stone pave ment in front of the Bargis building instead of making a brick one. The port was tabled. re-a, oermons were preacnea at ine w esxern wof Yearly Meeting, yesterday, by B. Cfi HootM, J. A. GrennelL Job Hadley, El-IS ks&ah Beard, Wilson 6pray, El wood a It Siler, Amos Doan. D. J. McMillan, CL W.lf rniuiani, wTM amaiej aoa w. "-jj oogiaas. II at The colored people are highly pleasau with the action of the School Board in J schooL They have not taken advantage 1

$ of it, and say they have no desire to $

v break up their own schools, but do not

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Mn. CL Q. Egbert is sick. a rraua naivciy oi ugBMiwu wuc f oyer to witness the play last evening i' ine ner. raioer unce ui mmjb been visiting the Rev. Father Mc Mullen. W. D. Schooler has been appointed ' assistant superintendent of the horticul- : tural department of the State Fair. Mrs. John Thornbursr has returned from a three weeks visit at New Castle and Miss Katie from a month's stay at : Chicago. Mr. A. J. Shelley and wife of Moscow, i Ohio, parents of Mrs. E. T. Fee are viaitr ing the house ofE. T. Fee, of the :city. ! Mr. Wm. St. John, messenger in the (- . oenate, wasnington, ana Droinwmuw of Mayor and William Bennett is m cit, visiting friends and relatives. C. 8. Senate. Washington, and brotherTHE URAMX : How tbe Opera Ileune wave Opee Miss Mane Prescott. the young artist who has became famous during the past three or four years as a star of rapidly in-, creasing magnitude, opened the Grand Opera House Monday night with "The Countess," a new tragedy. The play is a companion to the "Banker's Daughter" and is full of startling situations. Miss Prescott surprised her audience by the force and finish of her acting She was equal to the difficult task of maintaining th.e character of the Countess, and receivma cuturu uvcrj tunc uio vuiwu encore fell. A huge horse shoe 1 a a. a a a ;

at the close of the second seene. BerlPPP" window ud in leM thn hfdt n) company, while not equal to her by any5hour after his spirit winged its flight to

means, supported her welL She has

much dramatic force, and in a whirl windllmond knew wag m0urning with of Dassion. rises far above the common Tl . .... .

actress. Her voice is strong and clear.fl""' llc,cvi ",mu and in namairea iwinirincr intense emotion- lidle for a few moments and then

Tom Bast Lynne, her favorite and most celeThe Circuit Conn. Tne following is a copy of the pro the ceedings of the Wayne Cirouit Court this K morning: The Court announced that the Prnnident at th TTnitjvl Rtatra wu 'fedead and that there would be no court neld to-day. On motion of Mr. Comstock the Court appointed William A. Bickle, Charles H. Burchenal and Henry CL Fox a commit tee to prepare an order of court suitable for the occasion. Thereupon said com-! mittee make the following report: It

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James A. Garfield, President of the United States, died at Long Branch, N. J., at the hour of 10:85 p. m. last night, token of respect to his memory and in I Ilrecognition of the general sorrow acd ISmourning of the people of this country over the sad event, it is ordered that - m . . . -m .a - - to - moVrow mornina at nine o'cla.u?J r tr-a h myrta V ( Kichmoitd. Sent. 20.TS81. It has been suggested to me by many vjvw u i pi v iii upnatuuu lu luu icai

e iti?6 wnc hearts. After con-

lagtvsultation witn many persons of all classes,

ill have concluded that such a meeting P.hftil K.ttr liA nnstnAnM nnfil Hn slaw fixed by national authority, which wi'l j doubtless soon be designated, and thatl Fin the meanwhile the people in their own T. W. Bkjjitktt, Mayor. Denman Thompson. The New York S: "With the pres ent week, Josh Whitcomb will close his peculiar entertainments. He goes away tat the height of metropolitan success be-

nas rteen a7caage prior engagements cannot be can 1 who willjL celled. I cannot help paying him a part-a

ntnis season, out it was a kindir, reprea ... . m. 'HsenUtive, and 1 ami liar type. We had tj never met Josh upon the boards befqre, Water Work. Electloa Poipened. fr PnrtnA mivtfv) tn rwatnnna tYit Water Works election, in Council last night from the 8d to the 31st of October which was carried. The reasons for postponing are various: Mr. uooc a re port is not ready, the death of the President has taken men's minds from busi ness, the railroad and water works inter' eeta were in conflict and there is a gener al disposition to avoid undue haste in so important a move. Anotner Kallroao fref tcUoa. An Indianapolis railroad official, who : is on the inside, predicts that by Februi ary 1, 1883, the Bee Line, the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton lines and the In-a dianapolia and St Louis road will be under full control of the Erie oeonle. The future of these several properties is becoming a matter of considerable eat in railroad and business circles. Among the many pieces of fine art in Richmond, there are few as artistic and masterly productions as a water color of 'the old Ferguson homestead oa Linden J Hill, painted by young Seaford, and pre-Ji ;sented by turn to hia mend fjaarles a. Allen. Stoves tor sale, one base-burner, one soft coal burner, one wood-heater and one ' -11 j l X .Wm. WC AA 111 CVW ICTJBU, AUV1 w u be sold cheap for cash. Also, a good

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K a Simpson, 304 North 11th st. Tf the Greencastle man who tried to1 commit suicide bv drinkinir half a gallon j 0f whisky and failed, had obtained hisl poison at Cambridge Uity it would nave I fixed him. There will be more demand for cell room in the county jail when the new crimotal offences punishable by statute instead of ordinances. - , The schools are closed to-day out of respect to the memory of the President.

Tbo Dead President.!

How the News was Received in Richmond. Charrk Me lie Tallin, Children Cr Tins', ana manmtna;. a Might af A little group of players and reporters were standing in tne louDy at. tne rv ex tern Union Telegraph OtHce discussing the "opening of the Grand, when the op erator, who was sitting at the press instrument, jumped to his feet, and cried, "My God, boys, he is dead." They crowded to the counter, and began to ply him with questions 'about the time and circumstances of the President's death, but the instruments were mute, and all that had passed over the wires was, ' he is dead." Two men started on a run for the Presbyterian parsonage, after the key to the church, while another one rang the telephone, and called up the eno-ine houses. Chief Encineer NAiexander had given orders to toll the n bells in the event of his death, and the first intimation that the public had that the Nation's leader was dead was a peal from the alarm bell in the tower at the north engine house. Almost simul taneously the great bell in the Presbyte jrian steeple began to toll and in a few minutes all the bells in the city were ringing. Lights began to appear at the lanother world -?verv household in Rich the dispatches poured in thick and fast, All the dailies made prepara tions to get out special editions, but none of them except the Palladium could obtain the official and Associated Press jdiapatcb.es. The tolling was continued until the gray streaks in the East indicated the approach of one of the saddest days that ever broke over the country. Knots of men collected around the telegraph office and on the street corners, where! Ithey discussed the future administration and waited impatiently for the extras. Men with their wives on their arms walk ed up and down the streets in silence. They were too much excited to sleep and too sad to talk of anything else. There were literally thousands of wet eyes in the houses. The sound of the bells on the night air made people feel as though the dread messenger had entered their own homes and taken away a loved o: from among them instead of a man whom hey had never seen, hundred of miles iwaybyt tk& sea.--Hit-noble manhood. I is gentleness and simplicity, and above I All his months of terrible suffering nd 'death which were the result of his being chosen to lead his people, had endeared to the heafU o eTerybodT. Before midnight there was crape on many doors and the merchants who congregated on the street corners decided that busi ness should be suspended to-day and that stores should be kept open only when it is necessary, and then there will be no display in front of them. Arrangements will be made to hold services at the churches, but when and what they will be has not been decided. A man standing at the Palladium corner at 2 o'clock this morning said: "I knew some, terrible calamity was to befall us when the great comet burst upon us fore the astronomers even knew of its existence. Comets have been dreaded for ages as the harbingers of evil, and especially to kings and rulers. History j is full of allusions to such superstitions. and, true or false, they have had much to do in shaping the destiny of nations and the fortunes of rulers The shooting of the President followed so close upon it that I could not help thinking that they wsre in some way connect ed, although I had always looked upon such things as idle fables and old wives tales." "These eleven weeks of torture and pain have been terrible to him," said another, "bat they have been a blessing to 50,000,000 of people by whom the nhock would have been much more keen ly felt and their treatment toward the new administration will be more con ; siderate and sympathetic At the mom-' ent they rebelled at the thought of any one stepping into a place occupied by one so greatly loved and honored as v President Garfield and some felt that the men who would succeed him Mirers in some degree responsible for the! llaaaaesination, but as time passed and the inter-(excitement wore away they saw bow ab surd such thoughts were, and they have jcome to recognise the hand of an All- 2 wise Providence in his death. President Arthur now goes into office with the earnest support of his party, and there is a disposition among all classes to stand lot! and give him a chance. He has Jproved himself a man and won the con fidence of his constituents during the illness of President Garfield." Amidst the universal sadness it was a pleasure to see that all allusions to the future were of a hopeful nature. j Railraaa Aeclaeota. Train No. 7 struck a log wagon at Green villa last night, and the engine was I wrecked. A man jumped off of train fo. 6 at Pleasant Valley this morning and was run over and killed. Swsaiasreat as Marble. One of Wed. H. Earhart children .iuuwtu a maiutc ie. ocug, auu : Aits face was black and blue from suffo-i jcation when Dr. Iutxi arrived. n iswallowed a marble last evening, and

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Office over 1st National jiyiidftwtf Kindersrarton and Primary School. Miss Mamie Dennis, will open the fall term of her school at the corner of Mairl and Eleventh streets to-morrow morning! Sept 21st. The Kindergarten will occu py the morning hours, and tne pnmaryi school from 1.30 to 8.45 in the afternoon Tuition seventy-five cents per wees: id either department Pupils may attend I both without extra charge. The Springfield wagon has been claim ed bv its owner, and shipped home. Thcl horse was killed to put it out of its mis erv. and tne colored dot wno naa inemi was allowed to tro to Indianapolis, no body appearing against him in time. George O. Curme will start to Ann Ar bor to-night, to enter the literary andl law schools of the Michigan University.! By a special arrangement with the facul ties, he will graduate there and at As-I bury University next Spring. The various drum corps of the city are I requested to meet at Kepubucan head quarters to-mcfrow evening at 7 o'clock! sharp, to confsr about tne reunion. The brakemkn'a position is one of great hard -hip andJLanoer; vet there are thret applicants forlev-ry vacancy on the thirdl division of tne P., C as ot. U road. i On account bf the death of the Presi dent, the dance, to be given this evening at the residence or morn ton uain nas I been postponed until further notice. The Hess English Opera Company,! which will appear on the 27th, will bel the only one that will come to Richmond! this season. Zort P. Hotchkiss will rebuild the Ft Wayne telegraph exchange on the planl adopted in the Richmond exchange. Aunty Craft is resting eaey. We kill our rulers when we remove I from the human system whatever elisor-1 ganizes the nerves. Dr. Benson's Celery I Attn fThamrtmilA Pilla rplipvA from nnh 11 to por cf headache, sleep

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mDO opium or hurtful dru. 1 w-aausw m a ii j. ii . a Worto. western nmuai Lite insurance! iompaiir,7iiuuuef, 31 Co-operative l.lfe I nmurance. On a life policy issued in 1858, at the age of thirty-five for f 10,000, the pre-l mium for 1881 "less dividend," is f 87.301 being but $8.73 per one thousand insur ance. A Daid-un none v can be had at I the total premiums paid should the hold er wish to discontinue. For agencies or insurance in the above! sterling company, call upon or address. J. O. Barber, special Agent Richmond, Indians. Office over Second National Bank. Cbeap Kicanlan to ( bicaro Thai day, September 2-2. ISM. via tb C 4c SU lm Kali tray. The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louisj Railway Company announce a grand! cheap excursion from stations betweenl Kichmond and Logansport to Chicago tor Thursday, September 22d, to givt Jeverybody an opportunity to visit tht greatest city of the west and her grand exposition. Train will leave Richmond! at 6 a. m., and arrive in Chicago at 3:301 p. m. Tickets will be good to return or! regular .trains until Monday, September! - 46th, inclusive. Fare for round tni from Richmond, only $3.75- Nowisth tune 10 pay a visit to Chicasro. Remem ber that excursion tickets will be good from September 2 2d to 26th. Trains oi P., C, 8t L Railway all run into the Ipot at Chicago, onlv a few minutes walk i rum me exposition buildings, ana ani ue principal hotels. Addiv to J. H.I Jewett, agent P.. a & dt. I Railway aepot, at Richmond, Ind., for excursion acaets. gepis dlS, 15, 17, 20. LmU wa Saturday Sept. 17, check same date, on Richmond National Bank signed! by Francisco 4 Dickinson payable Knppendorf & Hart, or bearer, fori $249 OS. All persons are hereby warred I against negotiating or advancing mone Fon the same. Prajtcisco & Dickxssos. eptl9-d3t First qualitv mnr wood for saic Jby the cord, aawed or split, and measurw i uj uie city wood measure north A street wood vard of sepUO-dlm Yi J ' wuoa measurer, im n Wat- Dicks.

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John C. Hauler, Banh. (TELEPHONE. CARPETS. We have received our new -fall stock! of carpets, oil cloths, lace curtains, win dow shades, fixtures, &c, oought at bot-1 I torn prices, and will sell them less than! last spring's wholesale prices. Brussels I arpcts, new patterns, 75 cents per yard; I Ingrain carpets, new patterns, from 25 to '0 cents per yard. All new goods and new patterns of best makes. Please call and examine our stock be fore purchasing. All goods delivered in the city and to, all trains free of charge. L. M. Jonbs & Co., No. 620 Main street, scp7 dw4m Opp. Granl HoteL Cheap Excursion Ticket from Iticb-J luoud to all I'uiuU Wmh H W. E. Rfll baa innt rnmnlptw! ar-9 raagements to sell railroad tickets from; Richmond to all points west, northwest ind southwest All parties desiring to purchase ticaets are requested to call on? him before buying elsewhere. tf If your head aches, you are listless and! weary, you are out of boniouod cross as! I lear, it is high time you we buying at oouie oi vr. aiarshau s'llrtrisioline.-' i sepl5d6twj Reynolds & Co., fill orders, by tele-i phone, for saw dust, promptly. spl4 6tS Kichmond Wbolwale narkcla. Richmond, (September 30, 1881, Corn BOigeOe Oato New. 40e. Timothy Hay $13 00315 oa Wheat 1 26. LIVE STOCK. Calves It 00. CatUe- M 50. Hogs $5 50. bheep Helling at t3 00(4 S3 SO. Iamb 9 U$8 00. FHODDCE. Batter 95o "B Tb tat good country ' Ctuekena 13 73 00 per Ooseo. EgKS lAe per doaeo. Honey aoe. lard Country, I2e, Uetall Krocery flarkeU Butter SO. Creamery, 40c. Canned Tomatoes li Lie ; per doen. tl 5a Carolina Kioe loo; Tni.nm. loe. Cttrona 4oe. Coal Oil 15c. Coffee Oreen Rio, 12 V15,25c ; rnated, 18 J ioc , urau on, ngtvic ; roaateu. ov.0. Corn meal $ So. Dried Beef 23a. Iried Currant S510e. pried Peacnea H; evaporated, 9040o. r-gga 18e. Flour 3 60(t4 5a lard 150. New Figa 25e. Pepper 25. o. Prunea Turkish, 10o. Kaisiiu Sue. I.i4 IIU.. 1 . i . F Bugar tirown. toe m r - whito io mnnil Byrup 76e V salion ; New OrWna nu7n maple, tl la Teas tOCittil oa v ino ar - k ti )rs ealLfor iLIr - a ifnr - ii wine. The latest "kink" in lewelrv is the wisn-oone. it is clone up in mother-of ueari, silver or goia, sometimes plain, 1 ;l , , " - . . out oitencr set with stones, and worn as a pin, and ornaments the slippers or hair, and is one of the most popular isvors i or me uerman. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE X. J. RUKSCIjL, m m yiin acrr. Grand Opening Attraction ! TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept, 19th and 20th. ENGAGEMENT POSITIVE Brilliant Emotional Actress MARIE PRESCOTT, Late support of the IHatinguishad Italian Tragedian, SALVINI, Sopporled by Snporb XTruaatie Oi?maintioaJ iH UlUUblBg. nonaay tvenmg, Sept. 19th,, The New and Boeoeasfa Flay of " THE COUNTESS," ITaeaday Evening, Sepu 20th, if EAST LYfJIIE." Patcss or AoitiBSioM. lerved seats Stl oo! itreneraa Admission, 5Q and 75 cts.1 SeaUaecaradatGcaadOpara Booae oflW on

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