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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15
Augusta County Fair.
~~,,nd~ug. cf lie Eic4mond Di-ratcl.l

.r.,.~.r,ng}~ u. e Ii IicGriCnd Di-rntcl.
~-AuS.uE. October II, 1873.
Han August. CoN. E"ir commences to.
..e ,..Ih lin" DrC~utc', for a successful time.
e. ~4h.i~> O., sIr2'E are much larger than
-, rrryiua> Fair and although there has
...nicrv Little .dtt. yrt il seems that q very
-, ia.r.~t prevails throughout the
.. v.u.s.. trore will no GoGDt be 4 Very
...-' a'''Na4C.c during every dry OF the
-.
-.., ,1s saerls pleased with the new
..a... II. al.. i!stlY 50. !cr they arc rs beau
-. lia--.uuui> IL We have ever seen. The
....a = u lil,li.uilr round. and X in excellent
,.."n.on. There are quite 4 number OF fast
....r, entered, anG the t"otlmg will prove
49,. interest," ng.
rg Wrdur, day l.o-mOrrow) there will be
.@~ directors cl-c.ru-oMe OF whom will be
',.r'"j TO Ill the place made vacant b. the
G,&t4 ct Colonel Baldwin.
mere j. much latcrc>t manifested among
I.n rprrorllors as to this election, aud they
>c,in - regard !: II q critica! time i'll the
;;ir> OF The corporation.
The supreme Court adjourned on last Sat
UIHl. The Circuit Court will probably adj
lo..u lai> v""k. The trial OF Mrs. Allen
lis Zen cONtuJ.lG Oh account OF the absence
t., l.arla! witnesses for The Commonwealth.
Nsrch term, 1874.
!.NrrNhiug seems 70 be working vel! in
p" poItic,,! line. Thc canvaS>cr> for this
N2.My are dpin- ;lrir duty faithfully and
Wed. There j. !nuch interest manifested
a"Hn- The people, and Augusta will cast
a." Iar-r>t .otu Il: the November election
a
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Abingdon PrcSDytery.
...,. ..aid"n@e OF ;he Richmond Dl,latcli.l
TH!ED DAY.

..... ..pid=nee OF ;he Richmond Dlspatcli.l
IH!ED DAY.
rr.-tyler: me: nt ~ O'Clock.
i;rN. h"hcrl Gray, formerly pastor Of New
AuaI!n church. was If his own request dis.
@1->rG t" NORTH Alabama Prcshytcly. Mr.
''-} 2pc> 10 lake charge OF Il church in
N~~l Tcnnc>>rc.
~ ID" ternIs ol al agreement between
Aa"-dUn PrcSDytcry and the curators OF
hs0- College. Bristol, Tenn, the Presbytcry
aJ> Tie privilege Of nominating man 10 the
vHs'oi> Of the college for Que Of the profess
"s>,ip>. This suhject was taken up, and
Res. {. L. Vaughan, Of Richmond, Va, was
.y a9ninatcd. !, is hoped he will accept.
The elders o. the church were recon-
.",Aded to attend an elders meeting to be
".t N Richmond some time in December,
.A III Interests Of Hampdcp Sidney College.
IL order 10 increase the interest in foreign
".,.Ion, Rev. ". V. Wilson was appointed
preach a sermon OH that subject at the
~ u I..l! meeting; al which time collection
"tl be taken up Tor that objec..
Tcachcr,' meetings were recommended 10
4. The superintendent and teachers of Sab
hah schools.
The plan 10 cndCw the publication cause
"I- commended and churches urged TO con-
Goutc their quota.
The i'rc>trtery expressed its dissent from
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A new post-office is established at Cobb's
island, Northampton county, Va, Win
Thomas G. Segar as postmaster. The papers
60 to Cherrystone, also to fuckers Hill,
Westmoreland county, va, on The route
from Warsaw TO kinsalc, With William u.
Mass as postmaster. The papers 60 TO HIN
sale. Z. r. Carter is appointed postmaster
at Cartcrsburg, Pittsyllana county, Va,
rice +. NJ. Johnston, resigned. l.. IT,.
The proposed pilgrimage Of American
Catholics to Rome, the shrines Of st. Philip
and St. James, and to the Lady immaculate
at Lou:t.es, leads writer in the Freemdns
Journal to propose a Journey 10 st. Angus
tine, Fla, as the cradle OF Catholicism III
this country. ..:-.. .-. ..... . .
W. A. uearne, one of the editors involved
in fight at Newbcrn, y. G., denies that he
was whipped, and says George W.. Mason,
Jr.. whom he fought, wrote over 4 fictitious
name the account Of the fight which has be.
fore been published
George c. Round Republican, has an
nounccd himself as an independent candi-
date for the House of Delegates il Prince
William.
DR.. Edgar Mckinney, a well-known citi-
zen of Caroline, died on Sunday at his resi-
dence, near Guiney's.
About $500 were raised in Baltimore on
Saturday for the suffering family Of the Rev.
DR.. MunSey.
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ni'sratth.
Is. 1878.


-.,,r cry rarSc,r.--SAIE or RANK
.,A-1.v>YRAL - olIT1cAl--ACCihENr--
nvS. &.
....,,..',necof The Richmond DiSpa'ch.l
Tr1fRSurRC. October IA. 1873.
..n,1 meeting Ct the City Council was
,,:, a..,ruocr, Al which All ordinance
1',,r5 authorizing the Finance Com
- <~;yr = lien en- certain city property
.,r. The >tl., al Virginia aS cndor>cr
min stock amounting to one huh"reu
xr tlia.,and dollars. The purpose Oh
...,,}qfion j. 70 enable The SAID St"ck.
G., released. 10 Ne employed aS coliaic-
-. l,n~rnw money, which II Is intended
.,,;d,. for the drEraymcnt o. mnnicil@t
800 a. ,,rr:Gra to III my letter OF Ecstcr-
,...,l,t;o,, WAS also passed directing the
.;,.... ~ fake such legal steps as might
.'.'''' '.,.,, :, 2ro,cct the right Of the city
. n,,,,,|i J., the 800 shares Of stock in
,|,,,,,. rqrg road now held by Ragland,
49, c,nlo,y,et!lle 10 which passes on the
..rt Of the ls,lancc Of the purchase mo-
,f.i . eclruuts 10 some $50, zoo. and Is
.- Au-l.>l. 1870.
~,,sl,D.Iious Of none Of the members
lsrqrrc Committee were submitted,
..G i.,o "xrcctcd. There is strong
..,,.r pressure in favor oil the retirement
.,e. o; tile said members. who were con-
~ n h:c Lnaucial failures here, and II
,.n.rG generally on the street that tins
500. wCull NJ Welded TO.
I'D. = - u meeting al the stockholders
.. PLANTERS and Mechanics Bank the
.....n NJ Nr. :. a. Plummcr as prcSl-
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sYsrEnAr1c HAnrrs OF CurEF-.IusrrcE CHASE.


TIC Issc Chief .r-.:.icn wrs q rlnr &C mort
systematic habits. First among bis methods
he placed punctuality aud system. He waA'
as true to his engagements "a he was to his
promise In everything. 1t was his pride to
be at his post at the hour Of duty, whatever
1t might be. He was never late on the Su-
preme Court Bench until one mornng last
winter, when his watch was the real offender.
He had no charity for late rising, tardiness,
or shftlessness. He was always strict
economist of time, and fixed, with rule
that knew little variation, the periods ut
which his days should begin and end. In
his work, system was q necessity. He sell
dom destroyed anything, whether letter,
pamphlet, book, or circular. This methodi-
cal habit has made his collection OF political
papers one OF great value. It is store
house of much Of the vast uncollated and
undgested history of the times in which he.
lived" He kept constant diaries with great
care and minuteness, and continued them
even after it had become very difficult for
him to hold n pen.
To oil this system and promptness he add
ed that perseverance which is, after all, the
cornerstone of success. He had wonder
full power of continued, persistent, and un-
remitting labor. Another prominent char
acteristic was bis conscientious faithfulness.
He was thorough in everything. When he
was appointed ChiefJustice he felt himsei!
someWhat:rusty as to legal methods, and
considered intense application to his books a
necessity. 1t is said that at this period he
devoted twelve hours day to reading, and
the only exercise he allowed himself was an
early walk round judiciary square. 1t is no
wonder that the strong body broke down at
last; one wonders only that he lived so
long.-Boston Letter in NeO York tribune.
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A PIrcKY CoSDUCToR,-How some western
gamblers found their master in a Michigan
conductor is thus told by the Detroit Free
Press of Friday: ''For the last month
trio of monte men have been working the
lines running into Detroit. They have been
mt off the Central, chased of the Detroit
and Milwaukee. and kicked of the Lansing
road. but they made fresh start tue otner
morning on the Southern, going out on Con
ductor Wilsey's train. At the depot they
cot in with an old man named Fremont
who lives in Pitt sburgh, and WAS on his way
home. They pretended to live in Plttspurgh
also. and soon after getting on board tac
train they brought out their cards. tremonl
is one of those smart old chaps who think
themselves posted, and he knew the game,
and decided to make some money out
Of them. He lost s., then so, and
between Detroit and the junction he lost
so. This was all the money he had, but
his blood was up, and he had hauled ont
heavy GOLD watch to stake on the next bet
when the conductor passed along. Seeing
what was going on, Wilsey told the old man
TO mt up bis watch. At this one Of the gam
blcrs snatched it, saying l have won this
and then looked UP at the conductor with a
face full of brass. The train had been at a
stand.still, and as it started the conductor
pulled the signal to stop, and turned to the
gamblers and demanded that they give FIRE.
mont back his watch and money. They re-
fused in chorus, and one Of the gamblers. as
the conductors coat came of. shouted This
is better and pulled out revolver and
lined it on Wilsey's eye. Commence
shooting,' replied the conductor, and out
came his own pistol, and for twenty seconds
two revolvers were held up into two mems
faces, hammers up and fingers on the trig..
GERS. The two other gamblers began to feel
for their bip-pockets, when Wilsey quietly
said. IF YOU don't hold up your hands I'll
blow the top of your head OFF, At that
moment Cleveland merchant and Toledo
lake captain came up, each with cooked
revolver. At this the gamblers offered to
restore the watch. and when they had done
80. the conductor made them return the full
$50. Now, them said be, when he was
with them, get OIL this tram l
shall remember you, and if | ever catch one
of YOU on my train again I'll have tue engl,
necr run her up to sixty miles an hour, and
NV brakemen will pitch you into the hrst
sWamp.' The fellows were ready to go"
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HARDWARE.
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &c.

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &c.
80 .o,,r hos, American REFINED IRON, en-
-'o Tracing a full assortment of Rounds, Squares
Flats. Ovals, Shafting. Hoop, &C.;
az tons SWEDES IRON, ass2r le RI ,p0S AZ.
) tons COUNTRY HAMMEfED lhoH' ''-
OK tons MAYORS BEST CAsT-sTEEL'
square fiat, and octagon;
Ton ENt;i,iSII BLiSrERED STEEL:
Oua-half ton AMERICAN BLISTEkEp 81 ELL
Omc-haIf ton TIRE and SPRING STEEL
IN kegs ASSORTED NAILS;
piG-TlN, SPELTEh,
SHEET-ZINC, ,,,rp,r ,poN
RUSSIAN and AMERICAN SHEET-lltoN'
Pic and BAR LEAD, for sale by
nc -eod2w T.. .. " UNI i1Aii - : -
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Some enterprising rum.selIers are running
floating bar-room up and down the shores s1
of Lake Champain, thus escaping the penai'
ties OF the Vermont liquor-law.
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49, .--.g ~. =
e. 'ss ~. Il. .s go
RICHMOND I'D pAgVHEE Il ARaa8D,1 ~
OFFICE EsGIyEEHa 3sp SUPERIsTRspgYT,. -
RtcHMOID, Va, Octobsr IL, 1873 IL
CHANGE OF tSCHEDULE.-After the
~ 12th instant trains on this rosd viii run dnilY
rs follows: - &
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN ExpREss leaves Ricf poad ut g A.
M.,Nayes Dlnytlse ut 12:4S L. NJ, caves Greens
boro' 1T $50 =. NJ; arrives Mt Air-tine JUNCTION
al 8 p. NJ. arrives az Charlotte nj Sis r. Me-
THROUGH Mai. teayes Richmond nj :2S p. M.
leaves DanviIie .. 81 r. n leaves Greensboro at
1920 A. NJ: arrives at Charlotte a. ABS 4. II.
sIYSCUDCRG PASSENGER leaves Richmond Mt
g:I2 A, H.. leaves Burkeville at LEO p. NJ; ar
riyes at LyncIibnrg ut $40 r. 81.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW SogK 5EIPREss-
leaves Charlotte ut SIG A. n, Jeayes Air-I.
Junction 1T $50 A. NJ, leaves Greensboro at
1886 r. NJ, leaves Danytle NJ 81 T. NJ; ar
riyes at Richmond at l0:17P. d.
THROUGH Mai, leaves Charlotte at ~ 4. M>
leaves Greensboro ut 3:30 A. e., leaves i,anvilln
at $40 A. NJ, leaves kurkevftle at IL :35 A. M.s
arrives In Richmond at 2:17 e u.
LYyCHBisflG ACCOMMODATION leaves Lynch
burg Mt IL r. n, leaves Bur,sTille at6:35 A. NJ;
The New Orleans and Neva York Express stops
for passengers at all regular stations between
Greensboro and Burkeyine. but will not stop east
of Burkesiile.
Through tickets sold to alspoints south ond west,
and baggage checked through.
y. b. R. TALCOTT,
oc IA Engineer and superintendent.
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NHESAPEAFiE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after October 3, 1873, the
,u.Sseugcr trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD

GIIESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after October ., 1873, the
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond $40 4. N:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., C,s
Va. NJ. &c G. s. railroad mt lordonsville AMI Char
lottesvIlle and arrives ut Hinton at 10 Z. ii.
Vile with W., c., Va NJ. G. railroad trains for
Iyrcbburg and southwest, and arrives At Hunt
mcton at 500 2. II. next day. Steamer leaves Hunt
ington on arrival Of the tnln, and arrives ut I'm
cinnati at O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction. GordonsYille Charlottes-
villa Srluuton, Goshen, Nillboro', and CoyinEton.
ACCOMMODATIONS RAIN.--Leaves Richmond
at $40 P. VI. DAILY EXCEPT Sunday, and arrives at
Gordonsville at saS r. sMM;w,pD
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at<P II. DAILY e1-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
NJ. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRh[N.-LeayeS huntington at 10 a:
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ut Richmond
going south and with james river steamer for Nor,
folk This train stops between White sulphur ana
Richmond only at Junction, GordonSyiile, Char
lottesvillc, Staunlon, Goshen, Millboro, and Cow
Mail TRAIN.-Leaycs Hinton at o'clock A. n.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With W., u. Va.
Vile. and arrives At Richmond 7. N.
ACCOMMODATION TRAlN;-Leaves Gora .,il.t !.
at Gorlonsville with VIC, Va, NJ & g. 5. railroad!
train from Lynclburg and southwest and arrives W
Richmond ut 8 A. d.
For further information inquire at the company's
Office, on Broad nenr SeSentee11 stres,: don't
Ent,kR tILEr, General Passenger and Ticket
1nt $500 - -. = .....',f oc IL
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r:no thrn ~ these two wct, s!acpr. horccyT
miles to the nearest station, where | found
my companions busy writing kilograms Of
my probable death.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CIEsArEAkRt
: - RAILROAD COMPANY,
Ptf,JJ>D,SD. ,Juiy Il, 1873.

RICHMOND, ouly II, ls.js }
Nv ASD AF1EER THIS DATE PAS
I = sE A;D n and FREiGiiIT TEAl>.;s on this
rop S Ssi ST n TRAIN FOR VISIT Point leaves
Richmond at P. IL. ana trliu froIa west Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1880 ~ A. ny t'"nr
days excepted. :, .t.,
has bcen place OH tie route between "esi Point aha
Baltimore TO IN connection With this real ana ana
Mill make three trips week leaving West Po,nt
TUESDAYS. THUISDhTS. anaisAIIRO A4S
ON the arrival OF the train, which leaves Richmond
IT p NJ arriving II Baltimore next morning IN
ample time to connect with trains for me S9EIif
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, W Ed
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS ut L, VI, c,Nneci'nS
Mt West Point with the train due at kichmoha at
iO:30 next morning - -
Fare to Baltimore, IS: colorei people, -.
FREIGHT TRAIN, With passenger car atLcLen,
for through freight only, leaves Rschmonn laeS-
DAYS, Thursdays. and saturdays at a d. A''roosh
freight received d;ily TIL 8 r. NJ o.
FRREIGHr TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight betwcrn Richmond and West foint:
leaves Richmond .n Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
FRIDAYS AT A. NJ. Local fright received 1uselays'
A""i'0 EDW. T. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W.N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. YA
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RICHMOND, FKEp'G 4 POTOMAC R. 4. Co.,)
GES:L TICKET L FRRlG Ut AGENTS D. EIcE,, I
RIcHMOSpf October 12tA 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO~
MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY MAIL xayes Byrd-st,eet station al
2.f0 p. II. 49, " IA 49,.
1880 p. N. fexcepS son Sundays.} al-~sa"
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-street sta
tlcn al p. NJ. Except Sundays,
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives st Byrd-strees sta
ton III ! 80 r. ~ ,#3 y
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-streat sta
tion nj 4:5O-A Y. lcxceDt on Sondays.)
DOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AIN arrives at
Broad-street station at S:37 n. u. Except on sun
days.) -. -. ........-
on Mondays Wednesdays. and FrtGes at 1925
4. NJ, connactingat QuantSco with the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway Returning, arrive
at Broat-stsces station tuesdays, Thursdays, ana
Saturdays 81 u Z. NJ.
by ordcs OF General Superintendent.
J. 3. GENTRY.
ocJ3 General Ticket and Freight agent.
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RfCHMoN3 AND WELDON RorTE,l
GENERAL VI lNAGER'S OFFICE.
RICIIMoNp, VA. Octoter ~, 1881
rBNlrE TRAINS ON SHIS ROUTE
MAIL TRAINS leave Redmond at sos 4.
NJ. and =. 81; a,r.SC nj Petersburg ut Gil A. NJ.
and 500 z. NJ: aaye at 81 Ion at 9:2J A. u. and
FREiGIlT TRAINS, with 4 passenger coach at
tachcd, leave Richmond for Petersburg ut 3 A. NJ
aud ) p. NJ. snd returning Eave Petersburg ut
RtTURNlS(i MIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 4. VI. aGd AIS p. ~ and leave Petersburg at
1910 +. NJ Gpd S:35 Z. Il,
The SUNDAY EXCTRSlOS- TEAMS between
Richmond and PcersDara. leave both places at 0
4. NJ. ansf5 L. Nj.
The Fycight Trains will not rap on SUNDAYS
and the S35 p. ". NAH Train will not leave Peters.
burg on SUNDAYS and the 1896 a. NJ Train Will
moi leave itichmond on MONDAYS.
The MAIL TRAINS will act stop between Rich.
n.oad and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Passengers from Glover EHl! will leave at TAP 4.
NJ. and returning leave Richmond at = L. H. daily
Except sundays.
Passengers w!ll take their meals at Jarraits Ho.
tel. and all AIMS leaving PeterS5ars VIII start from
The Washington-Street depot
PULLMAS'S PALACE SLEEPfSG-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mall Trains.
THOMAS II. WYSNE,
Ccl3 General Manager
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EO!R. BENT, E.a
ONE LARGE ROOM,

good for business. Apply at No. south ThIr-
teeuth street. Between Main aud Cary. oc 15-2ts
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M -nr CITY caUNCIL--SALE or BANK
,-,t->yRAL 49, rolITlCAL-ACCinENT--
ATS. e..
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A shooting afrray
occurred ut this pi zee on last Monday,
between DR.. Nathan Henry md James
H. 1rby, Esq. It seems that some diff.
ioulty had existed for some time past
between these gentlemen, tho precise
nature OF which we are not cognizant
Several shots were fired between the two
antagonists, but We are gratifed at being
able to state that neither was hurt, and
no blood shed. .-LdurenSr Herald.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER. The dead body
OF colored man by the name of Jim
Wooten, was found Inst Saturday. near
Sand Hill, in Richmond County, N. O.,
not far from the railroad track. A ooro-
ner's jury were of opinion that his death
resalted from blow on the back OF the
hcad, but there was no evidence tending
to implicate any one.
NEaRo KU KLUx ARRESTED. Bill
Garrison. fugitive from justice. has
been arrested; he was captain OF the
band OF negroes who dressed themselves
as Ku Klux and robbed Douglass store
in the fall OF 1871. Rock HN Lantern.
DEATH FROM MENINaIrIs.-Mr. Bun
yau 0indney's eldest son died few days
ago, in Monticello, from meningitis.
He was sick only three or four days.
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Rk1nnoAp E4otRsitDsaa.g We, under,
stand that > grand se9oaIsion 10 he sea
coast. tha terminus OF the, Port Royal
RailEoad, willttake place from this eity
during the Early partsof nett week pro
baby on Tuesday. i The party win sm.
brace o number Of ,onr leading Sitiaens
and business men, and the trip promises
10 be In every way worthy Of the impo:.
tant event which it is designed, 70 ,oele-
brate-the completion Of the Port Royal
Railroad. .-Augussa Chronicle. f.:
ADArrraD TO BAm.-H. Middleton,
who has been confined in the Jail at
Yorkville sinoe last November, charged
With completely in the Roundtree mur-
der. was admitted to, bail by Commits
sioner Wilkes on Tuesday last, in bond
OF 50. 600, giving as sureties Thomas
Whitesides and Calvin Whisonauv.
Rock HiU Lantern.
There will be many tears she'd in This
country over, the fact that Roher, the
famous hand-organ manufacturer OF
Paris. is dead. Would that his works
might perish with him. ~
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AEtAtN SEzSfH 1S;f = ~ * Isf7zr7f = F!Y3 I
FRANKFORT. MarCh S.-Bonls l6A:

LIvERPoo1s Aaroh 8s-EYauing. Got
ton opened quiet but. steady and closed
ld9st-uplands, 95s@9A;, ,Uffeanse 9X(a
10; Ssales 10000 bales; speohlatfon and
export 1.000;. frbm sNSw Orleans, deli
verable in February ana MsroK, 81.
NEW York, MaSch 8-NoQn. None;
and gold arm. Governments dull bn,
E6teady. State bonds quiet. Cotton dull
,sales 927 bales-middling upislds 2056
Orleans 2111,.G Flour and wheat setaady
and. unchanged. Corn quiet. PORK
I-frm-neT 16 67]f@18 90. .Lsrd steady
-Westsfn steam s 84;l8l@8aS., Freights
quiet; .eoom SCARCE. :.
/ 7P!M.-Qotton dull; sales 927 bales
uPla1ds 90 81; Orleans 21]6. Flour dali
and unchanged. Wheat shade firme,
and qniet. Corn quiet but steady.
Pork firm-Eaw- 1000. Lard steady.
Groceries quiet. Freights very Quiet,
Sales Of futures 1e, 900 bales. as follows:
March 19 7-16t 19 1916; April 20,
20 1l418; Msy 20,518. 2O%; June 2OA,
20 1915; July 20 1915. 2O16. Money
stronger. at 1882 TO 80. commission.
Sterling lower; prime banks 7a6. Gold
l5H@1536. Governments dull but
steady. States very dull; new South
Carolinas heavy.
C1NcINNAT1. March S.-FIour ouiet
and firm. at 1868 90. Corn steady, at
40. Provisions generally firmer. Pork
IN fair demand, at Is 90. Lard firm
steam held at 8; city 7zs; country kettle
|9L. City bacon frm-shoniders 6L
clear rib sides 81; clear 81. Whiskey
firm, at IS.
LOUISVILLE. March S.-Tobacco yery
strong end active; sales 255 hogsheads.
Flour in fair domand aud unchanged.
Corn firm; movements light. Mess pork
held at l5.50@l6. 90. Shoulders 656(a
6A; clear rib sides 81; clear 8. Lard
-sieroes 69824; kegs 9%@95z; order
lots ssd9Io. higher. Whiskey steady.
AUGUSTA, March 8.-Cotton quiet and
fr,n-middling 1895; receipts 667 bales;
sales ia.
!! PHILADELPHIA, March S.-Ootton
quiet-middling 20A.
BALTIMORE, Maroh 8.-Cotton dull
9@niddlne 9n s.ane 2o; III receipts la9 ba'os sales
BosroN, March 8-Ootton dull-mid-
ding 21; receipts At bales; sales $50;
stock $500.
NORFOLK, March 9.-Cotton dull-low W
middling l916; receipts ], ,481 bales; sales
rs; stock 1902.
GALVESTON. March 8.-Ootton heavy
good ordinary l6k; receipts 1,l33
bales; aales 500; stock 70, AS.
NEW ORLEANS. March 8.-Cotton in
fair demand-good ordinary 1736917Is;
low middling 18as@l816; niiddling 19@
receipts rec lo $3.50 bales; sales 5000; stock
W,1MINoros. Maroh s.-oos.on quiet
-middling 10; receipts l42 bales; stock
S. .246. -.
CHARLESTON, Maroh s.-Cotton aniet
-middling l9M; low middling 1915;
good ordinary 18; ordinary II; receipts
i, 123 bales; sales GOO; stock 5000.
SAVANNAH. March 8.-Ootton dull
middling 19A; receipts 1888 bales; sales
$50; stock 53, ,312.
MOBILE. March S.-Cotton quiet
midd!ing 19@19L; low middling 18L@
ls1; good ordinary 17k@17A; receipts
404 bales; sales 500; stock Al. 1907.