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GREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICE
W OF BOARD AT THE
g w II " ~ - - ~ T NJ IL y L. II ( 1905

MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
for Ghe wonderful medicinal properties OF It's wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, Will open for the
season on JUiE 18th.
The location. 2 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, supplied
" it'll mineral water from springs that rise In The
baths at q temperature of IL degrees, renders the
''tld Sweet the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas. ...
ASuitablc livery IN connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF the
world. Board, 81. 50 per day 800 per month.
JOHN r. WILSON,
Ii On o., hanuuar
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. NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. j. BRADFIELD'SF FEM ALI REGULATOR.
WOMAN'SBEST FRIEND.
A legitimate prescription scientifically pre-.
pared, for diseases peculiar to ladies.
II Is' not q ~cnre-aI1, but = specific for one elias.
of diseases that every lady Is subject to, and ex.
emption from Is IN eHcepton to . general rule:
the best skin IN the medical profession and by ths
clergy.
wears, and where iLs virtues are known y bottle u
TO be found In every house.
For fail particulars, hiHtory, and description 81
diseases, together with certificates OF its wonder
sl cures, The reader Ia referred 10 the wrapper
around the bottle. .sesssE
Manufactured by BRRDFTELDG co. ALBANIA
Ga, and for sale by PURCERL, LADps& co,
K. w. POWERS, ndby druggtsts ge2crally.
Iasuy G-agasss E4zlaJs468 =
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Outrage OH n Young Lady I'm
phlIHGeEnhi1-

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The five men
who assaulted a young lady and gentleman
in Il field near the city yesterday, knocking
the gentleman scnselcss, and then rayiShine
the lady. have been arrested and committed
to iuil in default Of s., 900 bail.
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COMMERCIAL.
md FIour Market.

Grain ana FLOUR MhFl6Gts
CORN AND FLOUR ETcHAasE,s
RICHMOND, VA.,Jniy z, Isle. !
OFFERINGS.
Wheat,-WIIie, LSi4b bushels. Red 900 bushels.
Corn.-White, 400 bushels. Mixed, l4 bushels.
OGts.-CJg bushels.
| RBe.-G8 bushels.
| AedI.-M bushels.
SALES.
Whcnt.-whIta, 27a bushels prime at 81, 90; Il
bushels very good at Sl.00 so bn hsls prime ~
private terms s1s bushels very good NJ *l.so: .
bushels tongh at sl-ssi : ls4 bnshels fair on nrlyat
terms so bushels mixed, at 81. 65 total, l .i3e bush
cls. Red. 90 bushels good sLGei 100 bushels GOO
on private terms so bushels very good on pri
els very good at tI.773; 40 bushels fair at 81. a5 TO-
bushels tough Mt Sl.e5-total, Gs9 bushels.
Corn--White; ?I bushels prime ut sL.e5. Mix
cd. u bushels slightly damaged ut a1. 81.
Odts.- o. bushels very coed new at Coo; 20 bushels
damaged ut Csc. 10 bushels new ut sec.-total
200 bushels.
fair at 81 total. sc bushels.
MedL--4s bushels bolt:d couGtry, at Sl.e5.
RE-ExHBIrED.
Wedt.-White $50 bushels.
REMARKS
Offerings Of Whe 1t on Change to-day ] ,s14 bush.
els against 4. 0as bushels on the e2d July, 1869 4,O3t
Bushels Oh the ool July. 1893 and 8, ESQ bushels on
the 22d July, 1897. Market to day quite active, buy
ers acting with spirit, aud paying rates higher than
uiIhE III ibIiho tAiu { u W v
still further adeanccd. prime white being quoted
at 81. 90, and very good red at 81. In. The Ex-
change continues to present the same animated
appearance that HIS characterized It since the de-
c%laration of war. Offerings of Corn light and
market quiet but firm. Oats rather dull Of sale
without change OF price. Offerings OF Rye very
light and no change In quotations.
We commented yesterday on the attempts made
by persons coming on 'Change in the guise of Wis
TORS to avail themselves Of It's benefits by buying
grain without becoming members, and getting the
useful information which the transactions OIL
Change affords. This thing has been carried so
Far, AMI Is so Injurious to the interests OF
that the following order has been this day issued,
and will be strictly carried ont
A~DMITTANCE TO THE CORN AND FLOUR
EXCHANGE NOTICE.
In accordance with article 8 Of the bylaws,
members OF the Association arc not allowed to in
ir0duce residents Of the city of Richmond and
town or Manrhes' CT on 'Change and 1t Is ordered
that the Secretary, on and af'er this date, rigidiy
cuInrce the rule for the exclusion OF such resi-
dents. not members, from the room during
Change hours. W.. n. STAPLES,
SAMUEL MACCUEBIN,
h.. u. p. KoRINsON,
Executive Committee.
.Note,-Ihfs rule does not apply tn persons out
side richmond ur Manchester, nor to members of
the press.
Prices of grain on Change on the correspond
Ing da.eS In 1867, 1858, and 1869, were rs follows:
1sG7. 1868. 1859.
Wicai--i;rsa, fair........ 2.a v. ~. 3. 40 w LOO
Gorn--W lite, prlLnc.... liz p. 1.3o V. &. 1.O3I
,:ats- Ifiih'........... ~ p. 10 y. 723
l.l75 j.. las .. lO5.
The price of new Flour at the Richmond mills
to-day is FlLe, $3.50 superfne, IS extra, IS. so
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Ask to see the FULL-PLhTE WATCH bear
ing the trademark "American Watch Com
pany,'' Crescent street, Waltham, Masstchu-
Sets" 1t Is by far the best full-plate watch
made in the United States, and surpasses any,
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers, conductors, nc.
an add pOd-w cow SIN
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EDUCATIONAL.

u ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Fall
H. session will open ON LAST THURSDAY IN
SIC "TEMBER, aud continue till LAST TlIuIto-
! a IN JUNE.
For particulars, address Rev. Tr. DUNCAN,
president OF The College, or N
Il. ESTil.L, Secretary of Faculty.
| iy a0-tlstOct Ashland. Va.
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VTARIETY SPRINGSw will be opened

VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west OF Stauntcn,
directly on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, the
cars stopping ut them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting Of chal beatc, algm, all
Music and other alnusemcnts. Bathing in healing
water gratis.
Terms: one month, $40; per week, &19; per
day, $2. Children under twelve years and SER
yuI,s, half price. L. O. nj. RURRUSS,
10 ia. ON Proprietors,
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saJE1azER REs0Esga
rr,HE w spRISds,
gUma1ER
~nocKIEGuAx coUgrY, "a.

This delightful sUMMER EeslgI ii si,ra,ed
inshe Enosltains Of the y.iIsgef Eirstltas t@e,vo
miles west from HaPrfsc1burgs
The RA Wiley WATER has long becat k1owu
as the gEsF AND STRONGEST GlLALY-
BEATE .WATER In the Stat.
IL is Alternative, tonic, euttopfic. diurst az, and
sonletsmes aperianst lifts setton.s IL cnYtehcs the
9 i9es Inc increases ess me appetite, promotes DIGESTION.
anu lnrIgprates the entire organism.
AS u remedy In Scrofuls, Chronic Apeii,is and
tllioros1s, Hysterfa, Ftuor Il thsss. PaeHfye Hetnos-
Thages, DYSPEPSIA; Neuralsins General Debility.
e rms ~. a1d ~ In general 1r g! asahgdfes iehieh are
sondnaom - ne nervous eystem, ne Ra,olsv Va
Asa TONIC WATER IL IL confidently believed
20 nave NO k9UAH among the Mineral springs
OF the UnitcIf Ststes. az. a-~aTl
Since the last season, In addition 70 the cottages,
which nave been mnde comfortable, u Large and
hsndsone HOTEL has been erected ana nfted IN
throughout with entirely ~ FURNITURE and in
lor.
The sALL-RooM, BILLIARD SALOON. and
BOWLING ALLEY furnish facilities FOR pleasant
recreation aud amusement, srtst2.tt IA
The Hotel accommodations are strictly FIRST
CLASS. 80 +@H- lS2sEatsNVI~
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
I'D SPRINGS.
These SPRINGS are now open for the reception
Of visitors. =.
A conveyance will run regularly TO Forest
Depot, on Virginia and Tennessee railroad, after
the 18th July.
jy I9-2w ,ECHOLS, Proprietor.
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TURF OIL, TURF OIL.-One ounce
i equal to q pound of any healing remedy known.
Warranted to cure any sore on man or beast or
no pay. Price, 25c. For sale by every druggist
In this city. Come and see the one thousand GER
~tifcates of our own people.
DOVES CUnPOuhD FLUID EXTRACT OF
CISSAMPELOS PARElRA; Or PARE1RA
BRAVA AND BUCHU.
Nv Ii Is. b. DOVE
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

A supply lin harrcls| OF this water from the
celc brated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky,
Just received direct.
This water Is highly esteemed along the line of
the Mississippi and in the southern and south
western States, where its medicinal virtues are
known and appreciated. II is lmosts specific in
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA de-
pendent upon torpid liver, and as q valuable alte-
ratiyc generally. Z
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Tvs .s ID 12lG h5in street.
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Death of II Austrian COnSuI.d.eneral
nj Naxy yOr.rx-

NEW York. July 22.-Gcncral G. d
LooZy, the Austrian Consul-General hero
died TODAY,
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Since this announcement I have made arrange
ments to aid In the management Of the Warm
Springs this season. My connection with anC
management of the Healing Springs for three Sue.
cessive seasons will, | trust, be . guarantee to my
friends of Il cordial aud hosDitable welcome. Thu
public generally arc requested to try once Inors
This iavorite old place. -
H. 2-2m JOHN II. h.
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BOARD.
Per day. : 80
cr Wteh 10 w

.SE Y MW
FER month. ...... s.....+.....,.. 90
G0ode, formerly OF The Hot Springs va, Is now
open for the reception OF visitors. 1.sl,y3s.
REsIDEST PMYsTcIAN.--Dr. j. Il. Gordon, or
Harrisonburg, VIZ. 60
RouTE.-From The NORTH by railroad TO HAIR
RIsoHBusG. From the soUrn by railroad to-
twenty-five miles) over q we'll graded tnrnniEe in
stage coaches. From, Harrisenbur9 20 RawIey
Springs twelve milesl by daily line sor stage
80, President Board OF Directors.
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TlIE HEBREW AND GERMAN Lam
L GUAGES.-As l have recovered from my late
sickness, L shall continue 10 instruct, as hereto
fore, the EBKEW AND GERMAN LAM
GUAGFS privately and In classes.
Persons who wish to make use of this opportu-
nifty, particularly during the months Of vacation,
will please call on me.
M. j. MICHELBACHER,
corner First and Clay streets.
Nv 10 4. NJ, SW2w
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Surveyors of DSstilrcries.

Deputy Commissioner Douglas has ap-
unlnird about one thousand surveyors OF
l,~tillrricS for the various revenue DISTRICTS.
the larger number Of whom are for the
southern States. Their duties are TO survey
the Whi>kcy aud other diStilIcricS, ami draft
= rIln of them Ill, and forward the plans TO
1hr Department. These surveyors work III
CONJUNCTION with the assessors Of the districts
60 which they are appointed.
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
-. A1LEGiIANY lhsUNTYTT A

SsWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
IN ALLEGHANY lhsIINTY VA
FORMERLY KNGWH AS FEED wExrs
This OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN now oner n,
Ing accommodsAgn OF visitors. A magnificaot
POQL.BATH, unsurpassed In the world. q ia
BLE SUPPLIED WITH EVERY ITTyTrpV1
and the BESTOF ACCOMMODATIONS. nTa ~,
Tered MS attractions to visitors. The water is 4
most poDerfultonlc. -
TEEhs: 50 per day; sls per week; ssS per
State JoHrnnt copy. jy 1s-7w
RETREAT.
GREENWOOD, at GREENWOOD DEPOT.
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Is now opcu
for boarders
Terms $50 per month, $40 per week, or 50 per
day.
Apply to ". DINwIDnIF.
Greenwood Depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
ty l2-iot* Railroad, ATbemarle. Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weIl-known
l., place. situated within half q mile of Erede-
road where titer: Is a telegraph aud past-oGlce, Is
now open for BDARDERS. This Is one OF the
coolest aud heatthisst places between R1cbmopd
anu the mountains. Persons living In Richmond
anu WISHING to place their families 10 the country
an opportunity Of visiting them freGuentIy and
cneapiy wiz lind this to be q very desirable place.
iteIe are Two passenger trains-ono night andUne
uay Lraln-over thus road and freight trains with
passenger cars attached. Tickets for three months
can be obtained OF the Chesapeake and Ono Rail
road Company for $ls, emitting the holder 10
travel on the road to and from Richmond 10 tlds
place as often as lie pleases. -
TERMS: $50 per month; Children under twelve
wants cannot be taken.
je 2S-1m N. W. nARRTs,
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II OCUST GROVE,
WARM SPRINGS, co,,,,rv =,

This celebrated waterlng-place will he open ON
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
~lightful, salubrious, and highly In gigorating.
These waters have been known anucelebrated for
Board: Fer day, s2.75; week, $3.50; month,
goo.
Route by railroad to the Millboro' depot on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence by stage
hftecn miles IN Warm Springs.
For circulars containing full account of these
W. II. McDANNALD, Agent.
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The next session commences September Is, 1870,
and cluSes June Is, 1871.
The Principal and his associates arc graduates
respectively OF the Virginia University and Of
Cambridge, England, and are teachers of large en-
pcriencc.
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel, lights, and wash.
ing. for entire session, $3.50.
REFERENCES Faculty Of University or Vlr-
pinia and former patrons Of the school.
Address A. X. YhNCEY, JR.,
iy lS- ON Greenwood Depot, Va
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T'riccs Of grain on Change on the correspond
Domestic Markets fBY TELEGRAPH

TIC price VI Now flbuT NJ Tie IlculuOnQ mi
to-day is File, $3.50 superfnc, IS extra, 49,
20. so.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
MYSTERIOUS D,sAPrEARaseE.
Bank Clerk With an Oycrworl1ed Brain
Where ls He?

Charles o. Andrus, well known In Duchess
county among capitalists as having been connected
for long time with the Merchants National
Bank OF PoughKeepsie, but more recently book
keeper at the Chatham Bank In this city, has disap
peared in mysterious manner. He was a young
man Of excellent habits and very hard worker.
He could speak several languages and hardly any
doubt exists that he has wandered OF while IN a
state of temporary insanity, brought on by too
close application to his books. His boarding house
In this city at Mr. George Irwin's No. $50 Perry
street. He disappeared one week ago yesterday, at
noon. Last summer he made a sea voyage for his
health, but it was not very successful one, and
since his return 1t noticed he acted strangely
at times. On the night before he disappeared
he seemed unusually duh and stupid, and a little
girl boarding In the house induced him TO join che
family in the sitting room, where singing and music
were INDUCED in and which seemed TO tighten his
heart. AT ten +. NJ. all retired. About midnight
young Andrus got up In his night clothes and COM
menced to run up and down stairs, alarming the
house greatly. After much eXerti0n he was induced
TO retire, when he slept soundy until morning, and
after breakfast went TO the Chatham Bank and COM
Inenced business. At noon he stepped out for
unch and that Is heast that has been heard OF him.
lie moved in the best circles OF society in Pough-
keepsle, and his singular absence is town talk. His
lathcr and sister and other members of the family
are III an agonzlng state OF suspense He is five feet
SIX lnches high twentyseven years old, black eyes,
bacK wiry har and has very prominent Roman
nNse.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
MIR. MORRIS MUDDLE.

The Charges AGninst 3. ID. Morris, District
Attorney Of Kings County-He Admits
the Appropriation Of Clerical Salary 20
Other Uses.
Yesterday afternoon, in accordance with a resolu-
ton ADOPTED by the Kings County Board OF Super
visors, the Supervisors Committee, consisting OF
Messrs Crooke, Cross, Johnson, Cassidy and sheve-
lin, assembled in the supervisors rooms, at the
County Court House, for the purpose OF investigat
ing certain charges which had been made against
District Attorney s. d. Morris The charges were 10
the effect that Mr.. Morris, on the lst OF January
1902 secured the passage OF a ,sSurIoa res0lsrioa
him to employ q clerk in MS ounce;
at salary OF $1,000; that he subsequently employed
a young man, named William w. Armfeld, Tor ten
dollars per week and appropriated the balance OF
the salary. as he says, In bringing criminals 10
Justice The room was well filed with politicians,
these charges having grown ont OF political quar-
rel between the District Attorney and Mr. Hugh
Mclaughlin who engineers the BROOKLYN ring.
The examination was conducted by Mr.. Cr0oke
chairman OF the committee.
Thomas Gardner. the County Treasurer, was the
first witness. He testified hal Mr. Norris came to
his Office ana said he would draw the salary OF
MS clerk, ArmfeId; that he told Mr.. Morris
II H. would be necessary for him to have al. an
ORDER and on the 81 OF July, 1862 he paid Mr. Morris
$500, and on the "a OF October 1915, Mr. Cornwell,
VINO was appointed In Mr.. Armficld's place the LIST
OF October, had drawn mis- own salary, $1,000 per
year.
william W. Armfield testified that he was ap-
pointed as clerk by Mr.. Morris the 1st OF January,
1885, that Mr.. Morris asked him If forty dollars per
month would be sufficient salary and he SAID he sup
posed 1t wOnld he worked constantly all the time
he was with hm the lst OF October Mr.. Morris told
him he should not require his services any longer
and paid him S295; he claimed that sixty-fve dollars
was still due him. even at forty dollars
per month, and when he asked Mr.. Morris
for it, he said he thought he had been paid
sufficiently for what he mad done; he signed q
paper which Mr.. Morris put before him, but he did
not know what IT was, as he did not any writing
on it. ~s-a~
District Attorney Morris was then examined. The
testimony OF the County Treasurer, he said. was cor
rect IN every particular, bur that OF Armfeld was
not. He tnen detailed the arrangement which he
made with Armiield. The work did not require him
TO spend his entire time IN the Office, and conse-
quenty ne deducted the money nom his salary to
use for the expenses or his Office. He paid bun $685.
and told him that was more than lie Was entitled to-
from the fact thar lie had not done the work a. he
required 1t. He testified that he had paid out 81 27a
Of his own money in legitimate disbursements Of his
Qfice, f9l yhch he never intended to send in bill
70 lie crinfv ~~as-- 49,
The committee will report the result of their in.
vestigation at the next meeting OF the Board OF
SuDeryiSOrs.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting of the B0ard of AIdermen-The Dying
BOurd Paving ITS Way Out.


The Board OF Aldermen assembled at noon yester-
day pursuant to special CALL with the President, AL
derman Conan, in the chair. It must haye been by
desperate effort that many OF the members were
brought together there was present full quorum,
only three members being absent when work COM
menced. The members were evidently determined
10 clear their files of much possible. and gen.
eral orders were sent fying through. Among others
resolutions were adopted directing the Department
Of Public Works to advertise for bids for
WOODEN PAYMENTS
the following streets and avenues:-Fifth avenue,
from 124h to both street, l2sth street. from Second
to Sixth avenues Fiftysixth street. from seventh to
Ninth avenue: Eighly-third street, from Third to
Fourth avenue; Forty-third street, from Third 10
Fourth avenue; Gill street, from John to Frankfort;
Eghty-hfth street, from Second TO Fifth avenue;
124th street, from Third to Fifth avenue; 1l1th street.
from Third TO Fourth avenue; ll4th street, from
Fourth avenue TO avenue Az Fi1ty-seventh Street.
from Lexington to Sixth avenue, ana Fifteenth
street, from seventh to Eighth avenue.
BELGIAN PAvEMENTs
ordered for Twenty eighth, Twentyninth, Thir-
tieth, Thrty-frst and Thirty second streets, from
First avenue to the East river, and Thrty-third
street, from Lexington avenue to the East river ana
Worth street, from Chatham square to Baxter street.
On motion OF Alderman MILLER the Board took up
the
VETO BY THE MAYOR
the resolution and ordinance in relation TO reds-
rrcting the Thirteenth ward and adopted the ordi-
nance over the veto The Mayors objections were
on the ground that the redistricting was inexpe-
dient at the time the resolution adopted, mas
much as there would not be time for the Bureau Of
EiectlOnS TO make Tile necessary before
the May election. The May election having passed,
the objections cannot be regarded exactly as holding
good. so the resolution was unanimously passed.
1t makes thirteen election districts instead oil nine.
A number of
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS
were adopted authorizing the construction OF sewers
In Little Twelfth street, between Ganscvoort street
and Ninth avenue; in Clinton street. between Stan
ton and Rivington; in avenue A, between second
and Third streets: In South street, between Mont
gomery and Jackson; in Birmingham street, between
Madison and Henry, and In Worth street, between
Chatham square and Baxter street. Gas mains were
ordered to be laid in several streets. The Comp
tr0ller directed to draw his warrant In favor
William Farrell for $500, 'for loss Of horse.n Per
mission was given to a certain individual to erect
telegraph poles from Flfty-nnth street ana Nintl
avenue by a crcuitous route to Wall street ferry
The Clerk Of the Common Council was directed u
have 5000 copies OF the report Of the Commissioners
Of the Park printed A large gas lamp was ordercc
for the square foot OF Jackson street. and sidewalks
curbs and cutters were ordered for several othe
streets, after which the Board adjourned uutl Mon
Gay, at two O'Clock +. M.