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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

The accounts Of Indian outrages on TIC
Kansas & Pacific Railroad and elsewhere
in Colorado, recently published BY. East
orn newspapers arc entirely gr0undless.
There have been no Indian troubles IN, this
Territory during the past year, md Gov,
McCoOE Is confident that none need bC
expected within,t the limits Of Colorado
w. ". Sampson, chief clerk oC the6hte
Treasury at Columbia, South Carolina
wRs arrested for counterfeiting State fund
ing coupons In connection witllnL.I D.
MetcalC, who had the Countertehng in
Auburn, NJ, Y. Sampson nlead guilty.
Mctcalf was arrested in New York. No
others are implicated. The coupons were
destroyed; no have gone into the market n1itk
The steam saw mill of Howard &Swcet
at Attleb6fo, R. l., burned Saturday
morning. . AdI44f anioi pnl -
TW0dwelling houses were destroyed by
fire ut, Cold Spring, n, i, y, Saturday after.
noon. An infant son, D months old, ol
Malcom Evans was burned to death y
at Memphis on Saturday business was
generally suspended in consequence OF
tho commcmoratiOn cGrcmonies,- which
wcre attended by fully 10000 persons.
An address was delivered by Gen. BATES
and the corner stone Of q monument to the
Confederate dead was laid with appropri.
ate ceremonies. W ID" 81 (
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

| ~ !, Ella = i.. I, .%TU ' LONDON, May Z.
In the House Of Commons last evening
tho Irish Land bill was discussed In. Com
mittee until adjournment. Many amend
ments were introduced during the debate
and rejected. Mr.. Palmers amendment
restricting, the application Of improvement
inthe clause to. tenanCles, created under
this bill provoked IN unusually long and
interesting discussion; Mt length On divi.
sion, tho amendment was rejected by 90
majority, The clause was then adopted
and the Committee rose; progress was re'
ported i and the House ut two o'clock
adjourned. ~. l..... - =
Z The Pfussian Consul at Rome, Herr D,
Arhlhill, has delivercla speech to Cardinal
Antontclli strongly backing the renlors-
trauce Of Napoleon. E,t.r viVSi
Phillips, TIE alleged delaultcr who was
arrested at Queenstown OH tho arrival OF
tho Idaho, had q preliminary examination
and has been rcmandctl to await the tcs-
timony Of Capt. Cutting ofthe Idaho. ,.
Dispatches Just received state that the
defeat Of the Imperial army at Shanghi,
in the north Of China, Is fully confirmed.
rho American Consul at Cork has pro.
cured the further adjournment Of Phillips,
case until tho arrival Of important Wit
ncsses from America, ~. GTUOCI l..
Tho steamer Earl Elgfn wus sunk to:
day Off staincs, having collde1 with an
unIinowf vessel. Tho Captain, Mate and
their families wcre lost, Only seven q
fLo65a m hoard aacap med. death. '..b5..t
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FRANCE.

' PARIS, May7.
The journal ORciei announces that the
issues d 46S1tSr 7IftSoadl Sieae and ReueE
were seized because Of the publication
therein Of Q false proclamation signed by
Louis Bonapartc J. !. =. ,'y,I ,I = H III yi5 .
4'Tlc issue Of The. .Raptel was again seized
to-day, on account bfi d violation i0t the
press law. - H.. ,...,,, T. .,..,,,s.,, q
Arrests f0r'complicity III the plot, con.
tinue. Six members Of the international
Society Of Workmen wcre apprehcnded
af6t Ehenno to-day. Il !, 4, o' e. g. y, .,... %
The runiors Of an outbreak at Lyons,
yesterday, ,are not confrmcd!'5e t5
The, Radical journals Of this city strong=
lyadyiSe tho peoplcitoHbe calm aud quiet
tomorrow. 5l.' .t.... .f,,,a, ~. M g.Gi 90
Tho Vienna commercial treaty with
Guatemala, has been ratified aud signed
by the Austrian Government.
4, Herr, Petrino. has exchanged places
with Herr Wiedemann lin the Cabinet
The former takes the portfurllo Of tho tla-
tibnSl dctencesS, and the latter thatof agfi'
GulturAp l,r4, ,a..o,- i.u!a. D y 7t-- 3
,tptd6 ,i.ais y PANS, May s.--Noon.
fFhe, Perfect Of Police issued this morn.
ing, tho following proclamation n '
"Rumors alarming for the public peace
are cirCulatedin various parts Of the cap
ital ind disorders are predicted US sure TO
follOWHthel eOtlntingaQE fthe yotes "a The
ElIeflGCti bf BoIte therefore dGlihBs It his
duty 10 warn tho citizens that the most
efllcaCfouS measures have been taken 10
rcpress with energy and promptitUdc
every attempt at Egdition. The Perfect
invites 4ll good citizens to keep away from
places where criminal attempts may bc
made, and thus aid those specially charged
with ittsilrits respect for persons and
property nl {aEgmn) slEi 'Et
Six 1. M.-ThG voting on plcbiscitum Is
completed and the counting llas commGnc-
ell. Great military PRECAUTIONS were
taken antl'fhc cltyS'ha Seen quiet all day.
Dispatches from the departments report
all quiet The semirofiGial Journals anti
cipatO disturbances tonight 0rto-inorrow,
hut nothing has occurred mp 70 the present
hour 10 confirm their fears. All the elec-
tion Committees arc assembled at their
places Of meeting and will remain there
all night to receive the returns from the
provinces. Polls were opened in tho bar
racks and nearly MI the soldiers in and
around tho city cast their votes, but no
civilian was admitted to witness the
voting. tnmna'':. w." I
The police continue unremittjpg In their
search for parties implicated IN tho alleged
conspiracy Many arrests were made to-
day. N. LisSagGcy hos been condemned
th5one year imprisonment and q fine of
1000 francs, for making violent speeches
at political meetings. Other persons ~
CeiVGd similar sentences for intlAmmatory
speeches in tho Provinces, where many
Journals were seized iand several CON.
dcmned to heavy penalties, Alargc num-
Der Of arrests were also made in the de-
VRssI rs t,6;,,ep2 p2Al9b / ItSSi,SiioI.G
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The Weather Yesterday.
m. Im.tsrn Union 7slt0rapa oU'., Bu4eeln.
Commercial and Financial.

ONE hundred and tlirty!Seyen is,bid,
md 140 askad, fdr Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad stock.
The Central Ohio and Parkersburg
branches arc held, respectively, ut "A and
90.
Wheat advanced 8 cts. per bushel at
Chicago on EFiday last The Tribune Of
that city says that VI v "
ut Is not improbable that this upward
movement of prices hcrc, which has been
favored by tho abundance Of money, has
had some effect upon the foreign market
and has helped 10 mako tho advance in
priccs there which has been repeated here,
and the latest advance hero has thus been
made, to s0mO GxtGnt, upon the reflected
effect of what 1t had advanced before.
Aside from this, tho principal reason Us.
signed for an advance In the price Of our
great staple is tho prospect Of o short
crop III California; i'0H f'NH
A special from Pittsburgh to the Gin.
cinnRG BHQuir0r, dated May 6Lh, remarks
as follows upon the hon trade:
Notwithstanding the. dull and declin-
ing tendency II raw Irons generally, over
aging fully $6 per ION during the lRStnlne'
" days, there Is scarcely any aCcumula'
ton Of stocks Of standard forge or pig,
either here OF at the furnaces. Thislimit-
ed stock excitFs curiosity to know what
has become oGtle continuous flowing thith-
erWard during tho last three months. Il
has become apparent that tho cOnSump-
ton Of our city mills has fallen but little
short Of corresponding months last year.
Business, however, Is being done on en-.
tirely narrow margins ofpTOft BItumi.
nous coal l-EmeltCd: sales 900 tons close
gray and mottled forge ut S32, 8 months;
close gray, medium, 81, 4 months; forge,
$89 90, 0 montls Anthracite: sales 1 100
tOus red-Short at $3t 4 months; foundry
No. /, $S5a80 30, 4 and 6m6nthS; medium
neutral forge, $50, 8 months; common
neutral, go, @ months. u Charcoal: sales
475 tors No. 3 Hanging Rock at $8s, A
months; Junlata forge, 42, 4 months, aud
extra forge, SiS, Q months,
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2SItFRH St5fhli hiiSdJibhia!iIF


PHILADELPHIA, may D. .
This afternoon, tho most destructive hail
storm ever known here, passed over tho
city, from the northwest 10 tho south east.
For nearlyGthirtN minutes there was u
fall Of hail stones, from the
size Of u pea to six or seven inches in cir
cumlCrcncG. The damage done greatly
exceeds tho great storm Of 1893. The
greatest force Of tho storm was along
Broad street and in the southern section
OF tho city. On,the south side Of Chest
nut slreet, above Eighth, ,ttardiy 2pane Of
glasa aiWasolett OniI Broad street many
churches had stained glass windows de-
stroyel. The windows in front Of tho
Continental Hotel were destroyed. Re-
ports from tho outskirts state that there
was almost a total destruction Of fruit
trees, which were Just in bloom, At nine
o'clock tonight the'hafl stfIl remained in
places In the streets.
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baltimore Live stock Market.


Beer CArTLH-The offerings at tho Scales dur.
Ing tho past week amounted to 900 hoRh, against
l,01O last week. PFiCeS to-day ranged Rs follows:
Old Cows and ScalAWags at g O06G 10: ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows at IS CODG Is; Iair
quality BccvGs at $7(t8 20, and the very best
Beeves at g 1000 25 per 100 6s, tho average
active today ut Rn advance Of fully 2SC per 100
lbs on tho rates Of last week. s.
sHEEr-ThO supply llas been only moderate
during tho past week, and there Ia EGIne activity,
but no change In rates. Prices today ranged IN
EOllows: Sheep at t4XGbTS per ID gross. Lambs
$Slc5 w PER head. "E
IIOGs-The rcCcIpts during the past week llavO
been fully equal 10 the demand; market Inactive,
but no material change In rates. Prices to-day
ranged as fOlIowE: At 81? GGDt3 q per 100 Lbs
net for iair TO good Hogs,
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May

Jay Gould reached here last night His
presence so soon after the New York Cen
tral party has created some anxiety con
cernEng Tue cause. II Is reported to-day
that tho representatives Of the New York
Central were hero endeavoring TO make
terms with tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, tho former business re-
lations with that road having been dis
turbed by Tic relations Of the Central with
tho Little Miami.
Runior further says that jay Gould is
here to prevent my arrangement with the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road,
and that he threatens to build u road from
Cincinnati to Dayton, II his wishes arc not
gratltied, Whether this Is true or not,
there Is doubtless something important in
the wind. The impression Is gaining
ground that the three great roads will not
always be content with two routes into
Cincinnati. '.f .a'i
Col. Thos. r. Roberts, af0nncr fnspec-
tor ofspirits under the revenue laws, was
arrested today, charged with atixing
fraudulent brands and using fraudulent
certificates Of whisky inspection, and con-
spring with 8. N. Fowler and others to
dotraGd tho Government The offences
are charged in 1867 and 1898, and the
spirits involved ranging from $1,000 to
10000 gallons, upon which the tax ut that
time was two dollars per gallon. The
GOvCrnment seems to have been working
up tho case for some time, and Is armed
with considerable documentary evidence.
Roberts wasreleased on bail for hearing
next week. u4aIsf' ~ .a',sgHr f ~
Considerable preparation was made for
a fitting reception Of the Red Stockings at
their grounds to-day, on their return ffcn
the South, but the weather materially in-
terlered. The club; however, played with
a picked nine, resuldngin game for the
former by 60to11. "A y o.
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CHICAGO, May T.
FIOGR-En better demand but pricCs ra,ne US
yesterday.
GRAIN-Whoat--U Unsettled and irregular. but
rather Ilrmcr; sales Of No. carly ut Nc; subse-
quenly sold at 93xc; closing at 94k09I &c:
optional EAl0S wUrG made at ER5H H61ASc, seller
mouth; 95S6 6g7c, seller Juno; very llttlO tlORG IN
other grades; g7H69sc for No, !; this afternoon
market unsettled u 9lkc cash for No. 2; p5Ifc,
99jf09g){e for No. 2; aud 6ikC for now; closing
ut e9JS S6Hg&c for iormur; cauAl corn lrIn, higher
and nominal light optional sales at 89X191JSc,
seller month; e9Kc seller Juno ir No. = III nftCr-
noon market armer at 0l4 for No. =, aud demand
49H650C buyer May; 49C seller June. RyG-Qulut
aud unchanged, BAtley-Dull and entirely nom-
inal. = 90 IL
CATTIE-QplCt and steady al $S 03H18 o. for
light siocters 70 ox!ra prime shipping 6ceyCs,
mon To GTtnl tI EFfh- T .#.H-
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TT T7'l- ---17 "-II1NT ST. LOUIS, '9IAy7.
At meeting Of the former officers and
soldiers of the volunteer army at the Court
House tonight, preliminary arrangements
werc made for decorating tho graves Of
Union soldiers OF Jefferson barracks and
other cemeteries IN this vicinity on the
SOth day Of May. Various Committees
were appointed and invitations extended
to the citizens generally to participate in
tho ceremonies. il'74f
Josiah Fogg has disposed of his interest
In the Planters House Of this city, to Col.
Kelzy Of tho American House, Columbus,
Ohio, for 100000 b.n..H
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NEW 4 YORK cry. n 40
NEw, YoRx, May Q

,.,p, New York, May 9.
Proceedings were commenced before
Commissioner Osborn yesterday with q
view to the extradidon Of Thomas Il!
johnson, charged with the murder Of E1-
ward Barris on board tho English bark
Morning Light when at setI.
An accidental explosion Of nitro glycc'
rine occurred in the Midland Railway
tunnel near Trustb6ro, n. Y, yesterday
afternoon. A workman named Nounn
was blowns three Hundred feet into tho
uir and toInto pieces. % DI NJ. 'Gi
.lAtpa meeting Of the New York City
Woman Suffrage Association, yesterdlRyN,
Miss Susan ., Anthony, who Inns Just re-
turned from o Western stllmping tour,
made report Of her travels In behalf q
the cause. She confessed 10 great a1nli-
ration. fOr the Democrats OF theb Vest,
whom shc claimed supported woman
suffrage, willie the RCpublic sleered at
the idGar of feminine, voterS Miss Leg
gctt berated Horace Greeley and Miss
Bates sColled the men, -c., rs Z
tits said That the Stock Exchange hRs
taken stops to expel oIlG.Of its members
for cheating . customer. That customer
had IdGp0sited $4,000 As o margin tbr
1000 shares Of !, ,tlieF Lake Shore, when the
pric,C was about 95c; the stock was report.
Cd bought, and whGn tho customer order.
edit t6,be sold at9Sc, the IBrokerI thqn
said that the person from whom liG had
bought it had failed On lin; that LIE had
not rot the stock, but offered to rGturn
the $4,000 margin with fnterest." ." THE
customer insisted oart4e pptlt Us well as
IEdsSilt "a was vi trisdi in tho Hudson county
N. j., court Yesterday, before Judge Bcdlc
| in which the question Of the validity b
gold contracts w0S involved. Frederick
Mans sued Christopher Asnlus, to recover
the payment of u bond given by the dc.
fcndant and another person, now deceased
in 1856. The jury were directed loren:
der special verdict, leaving the goll
question for future decisiOn.I mot n.'! !
Iai Bishop Potter last evening confirmed
twenty-five per43ssiR 81 Phillips colQro'l
'', A molel4or / .sIatnc df General Lyon
u, sTSisISsa SFiSSto o. viSR II sIlts iii TuE5
EARLY this imornipgla 4Fe broke putin
the basement Of the Southern uotel,
Broadway. Thirteen girls who were
asleep in tic immcdfil6 Slcinity Of the
fire, rot out i'll safety. The kitchen and
laundry WAS badly damaged, Loss not
asCertaineti Many OF tho guests ran into
the street in, their night clothing A
nromf,t reSnonsc Of tho tirCMCu saved the
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Cincinnati Market.
CIScIxNATI, May I.

unchanged. ..
CRAM Wheat unchanged. Corn Scarce
and RGtiVO; prices higher 1t 9019Sc; white 9t895C.
OAts-Steldy 4t 6GbG3c. Rye-SCaFcs aud firm
At Oic for No. q Barley Unchanged.
CoTToE. FirnCr and held Kc higher; middling
/ TSHACCo- Unchanged; no sales to-day
WlusKY-Quiet and unchanged; sales at 81 O.
61 %; demand light and not much offering.
/, PRoVIsIONs-P0rk- Quiet and unchanged
held at go; buTers offer $20 Bulk Meats-Blrn
and quiet; shoulders 11&G Gbtec; sides 14H@15c,
B4eon-ln light supply and arm at l9A<918c fol
shoulders; 1Gkc fof clear rib sides, and 1TKc fol
clear aidea.J 4 FlgHpg f.H. Ea ..tH-Hrs
L4RD-l6Kc nomlnAlly. ...,....
\ BUTFER-U Unchanged and dull at e86S8c.
/ 01s-LinSOed oIl-FIm at 81, and hui llttlt
offering. iIpg q l-G. Jii a D..
CIEEsB- Unchanged and quiet at 14G15c.
+" GtIoCERng- Unchanged and quiet.
GoLD-114H buying. .s7.! an.
ExoHASOE-Dull and lower at 1'lO discount
buying. ,l.I sHH
MONBT-Market easy. .....t.
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The Mace.Allen Fight.

New ORLEANS, May s.
! sTh6 excitement inCrcases as The time
approaches for the 1LAce-Allcn fight, One
hundred to seven hundred and fifty dol
lars have been staked IN Some instances
on Mace. The Allen party now want
two to ono. Allen reached here This
cyeaihg, i1stlno condition. 1lAco Will be
here tD.m6gfew.S A36vCry yb0dy isApxioas
to~itness tic great encounter, no-magts'
tratc interference need BIO appre hened.
Allen will spar with Cobun Of 9 circus
tomorrow night Allied weighs 17C
pounds. II Is reported that Mace weighs
100 pounds. Joe! !CobnEp hes challenged
for Sc, 500 dollars d side.
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....,, ,-,,i,, KANSAS CFTY, May ~,
During violent stoFmhst night large
three ,StQryt noCcgpiedI ldng cqruapni
Thiti and Wyandpttc streets, belonging
to EFTnfhG CGss was blown down, Loss
40 900. no insurance. CAlfnbst 1iRhedia.
tely after q four story. block corner Of
Third and Delaware streets owned and ~ !
0cthbIEd by AslEc&t Dt ls6ls, Iie 9thaTt and
addlery dealers, ISll with q terrible crash
burVlnt th6 stock Vdlded at $56, 900. Loss
on th66 66hllaiuG SI8, 900; insurance $14 900
Nobody II eiEhot building.
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4 WASHINGTON.
No "A WASHINGTON, May 9.

w N1AAA4NNAS SA~J W.
Many members Of Congress arc despa-
ring oil adjournment before the first Of
August. Tho appropriation bills arc far
advanced, but the tariff bill Is likely to
consume several weeks more. About IF:
teen contested election cases arc yet to be
considered by tho House, and there are
other questions ofya general character
which will give rise to a prolonged de-
bate. .I'7ias NiNp- "
Gen. Fremont has been seriously i'll for
several days, butit is reported that he Is
c0nvaleScert, t,---.-a--.---.,--
The report Of tho Committee on For
eign AfIairs on Paraguay makes 30 octave
pages, and the testimony 800 more. The
members Of the committed Say it shows
Lopez to be moro cruel and blood. Thirsty
than any Of tho tyrdnts Of Rome.
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New York Produce Market.

Is Si.Mu.Ear NTw YoRIrI'Nlay I.
,CofroN-F -Ftrmer; sales ofOy ysOOb baIcS at sc for
mlddllnN upland8st g5y.,gr .,} .,'r....L I...
FIoyG-t Closed iirm With fAIF export and home
trade demand. ''' w
GRAnT-1VhGAt. Firm at q mol 20 for No.
spring; 81 9081 g for winter rcd and ambcr
western. NominalIy unchanged. Oats
Quiet at g3X@B6c for western In store and
GiioAt Con-Quiet and arm at 81 1901 1917 for
now mixed western. 'l.l. Tr.a
PR0Y1sI0NS- Quiet; 1000 bbls moss. sell
lCr Juno at 80 IL; closing With Ecllera at$9J 90
and buyers At 5000 BeCf-QuIet and flFEi. Cut
Meats STEADY with lalr demand. BacOn.-Nom.
lnAl. u.. ~
LARp-Qulct.
RG0s-QuiCE at 18@19c.
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TINE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

Il, HlT1.u. -OP- 40 I'D. 10 u'g
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QIate Moundsvillc Female Il Seminary J
PTOF ES, " " sHE46SS IEEo'3sx. IIu'Snf tiaeip.,
MIA II. L. BOx1f41, Boz vilco Principal hsfN0n'
Miss KATE $: MONTAGUE, Principal PrCparn
tory Department.
MRs. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Matroh.
Assisted by u full Corps Of Professor" aud
Teachers.
Spring Term opens Arm 9Th; closes uNE SOtll
...u... DESIGN. u ....."yyI
Tho design Of the Institution is TO flrnIsll IL
thorough mud sYBlGHlauo course OF instruction
for young ladies upon tho plan Of University In
struction, each department OF learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling yOlpt;
being restricted 10 any fixed routine Of ClAsser,
requiring, a certain number OF yCarR To finish
but, In opposition 10 this, young ladies' who have
advanced further In S1mo studies than OtlIrFr.
can have tho benefit Of thoir former requirements
and obtain "a Certificate Of F9QGelGRoN In one Or
morG schools perhaps, In tho courO OF ono year.
after which time, thGymay bring up, withg greater
rapidlty aud success, other studies,
NUsIC .uy
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the pinnD, and who may wish tN
prosecute the study Etll further, CGn DO Furnished
with advantages for mastering this instrument.
Mrs. Lutchlns will glvu her personal attention
10 this department
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, viz:
Mathematics, HlEtoTy, IIe!IAs. Ltttsrs. NdtWrd'
HlstoTy, IMysiodl Science, GhriStlGn Science, AE
clint and A0dsr1 Languages and FINs Arts.
Tho Academic DGgTess arc conferred by State
authority, and arc as follows, namely:
.ILStrEES o. Ehg'I&s Lit'rdEurt-Thrce years
jGSIrSGS oC ArLs-Four ycara course,
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Baltimore Market.

mn ---- "" HALEINUI5N1 MIy u
do. extra Is G066 70; family % 361B 7S. u.
-Wheat--Dull: rcd amber 81 GO01 Is;
Pennsylvania 81 40NI 45. Com-FlTm; white
81 1901 II; yellow 81 1901 ID. Oats--Flm at Csc.
PR0vBIoNs.- P0Fk-Firm at go 76lE10 90.
BAcon-Firm; RIB sides 16K0l7c; clear sides
IKE; shoulders l8Ec; hams l9NSOC.
lARD-FIFm At17He.
WuISKT-Firm and In moderate demand: pa
tent 81 OiTi straight 81 %; iron bound 81 u.
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, q [ Nconditiotn 81 IsiShaload! "

-
The Richmond Journal OF Thursday
AFTERNOON saySt ,hi''tqo1 'a97qmd
Yesterday, after ,thC service ut the
Siuf6les, theHeAFtS 6f the people seemed
NO have been somewhat lifted up and
| lightCned Of their burden LOH grief. A
great many ladies and gent uemen. VISITED
E5h6 scene OF the calamity W the Gapit6l,
and with trembling steps walked lightly
over tho blood.Stained floor. We noticed
among the visitors Chief Justice Chase,
who was accompanied by Colonel Robert
Oull, Qne cannot look upon the ragged
Iands dfmanilel teatrcs sOf1fili6S tragedy
without shuddering-and he also feels y
decentralization thatsoimIch' 'f0ttenncSs
should have been permitted y eat away
the heart OF The Capitol md render SO
great. a calamity, possible At any moment,
without hRSinE 6hCe, attracted tho attcn-
tion Of the public authorities Or thQsc
whose dtt4 Il was 10 l60k atter the secn-
rity Of our public editices and the safety
of The lives Of the people. II stands there
monument to neglect Let It furnish q
warning and o lesson for the future.
There can be no safety in the building
until tho whole interior has been renewed
az q fo ssls91Sosh La ndAny eopio
visited Hollywood, and passed the even
In mournEul walks amid the silent tOmOs.
This morning business seems to have
resumed ita sway, andIWGl notGl tho usual
activity in our streets. Life md hope arc
everywhere visible, and rs VIC rise with
souls purified by affliction from the dVst
.hS S u SFos sEsss; 1t astf WIN is
on the way tho lessons our mistortuncs
and sad experiences have taught us, and
with malice toward none, but CHARITY for
all, press forward, doing tho right 9S Col
gives US To SEQ The right ~ ''JI1D
Tho streets look cheerful, and have as
sumod their woRtcd gaiety, and every.
thing promises we'll gb9neath the bright
and SRtlHg skies df Itllis- fair la3 h6th'
Ing. iSWrSum eoTtlb.