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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
PRE- IN GRAND STREET.

At halfpast nine O'Clock last night n IRE 4,roke
out on the second floor OF the four story brick
building sS Grand street The building is, owned
by Samuel Bennett and was damaged to,the ex-
tent or 500. The floor which the fire brake ont
was occupied by X. Levine & Co. manufacturers
OF hair, and was damaged TO the extent of W oCO
The cause Of the fire and the amount OF Insurance
Sroull not no ascer.aiuea.
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Under the Stars and Stripes-ssCupid on
Man-o'-War''-The imprisonment OF
O'Kelly-List OF tho Richmond's Off
Gers.
UNITED STATES STEAMER RICHMOND,
MATANZAS, West Indies, April 25 1873.
Yesterday this ship was the scene Of rather an
unusual occurrence for q man-ofwar. 1t was made
known quite early in the day that wedding was
on the taps. proposition had been received from
parties residing IN Matanzas to be allowed to come
aboard the ship for the purpose OF having the nup
tial knot tied under the broad and brilliant
ensign or Uncle Samuel. The Captain hav-
ing sgnilcd his acquiescence the parties
rived in due time, accompanied by an Episco-
palian clergyman and some personal friends.
The bridegroom Senior Romano Solaris, is Of Span
BRIDE Donna Marie Isabella Giyuel is OF American
parentage, born here, piquant handsome bru-
Our oficers received them courteousy at the star
board gangway, and all parties proceeded to the
cabin, where the marriage was solemnized Con-
was drunk to the happy couple and The party re-
turned to the shore.
The three American seamen who were rescued
from the Guarteno de Police at Santiago de CUBA
are still with US on board glad enough to escape
The fate of your correspondent, o'Kely, excites
great indignation among Americans here Should
Spanish msrule work its inquisitOrial fury on the
daring writer they will rue the hour. Ipredict
AN EARLY RELEASE FOR o'KELLY,
and shall see with pleasure the desired news in the
HERALD. have conversed with quite number
of Cubans at Santiago de Cuba and Havana. They
are loud in denunclation Of Spanish authority and
only ask one bO0n-tO come under the Stars and
Stripes as one OF our glorious many States And the
time is surely near for such a contamination.
We sail for Key West on the 29th. All hands In
excellent health. The following Is list OF the
officers OF the Richmond:-
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Cdptdfn-ThOmas Pattison, Commanding.
Lieutenant COn1n1CtndeTS-C. l.. Huntington,
Executive Of1cer; G. Il. Wngate, Navigator.
Ltenteaants-F M. Cove, j. j. Brice, w. W. Rel
singer.
Adster-C. r. Perkins.
EnsigY-H. +. Fickbohur.
MfdshipDle7s-H. q. Nye, F. L. Ludlow, Frank
Ellery
EngtneerS-Chief, J. Thompson First Assistant,
N p Towne; Second Assistant, Richard Inch.
Pav71adStev-G. E. Hendee.
s,SuryeOn-B. +. Gibbs.
Assistant Sat,geOn-C. A. Slegfried.
Captains Clerks. Sprgg.
PdvDlaSte3'S CZeTE-Binder.
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TIE CHEESE MARKET.

r,. r, Urea, n Y. May g. 1873
hoxn. oenn S today aggregatcd little over 1000
most OF II was fine aId went the latter figure Abouf
IIouQhes Were sent op commission The offering were
heayier than they were last year at this date At the
export farm dairies,b5S - sc iactory iSc itiss
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SAILED.

.sark Murray, Jr. for Port Prince; Francesca,
Nmsse' Francesca Cento Tarrapona; Amalf Cadiz
Meet LrVerpool Hail Columbia, Baltimore.
Wind at sunset SW
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, May g. 1873
- Exchange nominal and imperative; the United
states IN currency GO days sight " cent prcmumi
do, short sight ID q 1874 per cent premium.
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Joseph Martin, of 272 Rivington street, who
stabbed Bernard Neil Sunday night, was com
mitted by Justice Scott, at Essex Market Polio,
Court yesterday morning to await the result Of in
juries.
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MIR. Morris Goodheart, G. N A., OF the Hebrew
order Bnai Birth, or Sons OF the Covenant de-
livered lecture last evening before the Manhattan
Lodge OF this order at 33 Union square, In which he
gave iull history Of the organization.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, n l., May d le7a :
Printing cloths ouietsnd 1rrn 1T Last Quotations.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


ArE1V0A Oh Inv Um1te0 Stascs Sso~-
Junfata.
The United States steamer Juniata, eight guns,
left Newport, r. l., on Sunday iast ut two P. h.,
and arrived IN this pert at five n N. yesterday,
and anchored In North River. The Following Ii. .
list Of her oflcers:-
co,n,na,>aer-Daniel L. Braine. U. 8. N, CON-
manding.
ecntive officer.
John +. Henry, Edward }. Mcclellan. Charles w.
Chipp.
Observation-Disclosures Z. Upton.
EnsiOns-William F. Buckley Sidney II, May
Midshipmsdn-J. p. bunker.
SuyVeOn--ThOmas G. Walton.
Assfstdns SurgeOn-BenJamin F. Rogers.
Passed Assistant Observation-Disclosures S. Thomp-
son.
Engt,aeers-LChief, Henry B. Nones; FRS. Assist
ants Benjan,in +. Wood, Thomas W. Rae. James j..
Barry
Cupsatfa's C1erk-G J. Marbury.
fuyYRdSte7-'S ClerE-H. CLAW Wood.
Acting BOntslcdin-Peter Huckins.
Acting Gunney-M. X. Henderson.
Acting [dy.pesster-Luther Il. Martin.
Acting S1iInlaker-Garrett Van Mater.
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The Anti-Usury Society held its fourth annual
meeting yesterday, and passed resolutions oppos-
ing both the usury and the interest system and
advocating the free lending Of money.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
!. RsoIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFPRR-
"A ent States; legal everywhere; deserion &C. sum
Gent cause no publicity required; no charge until
divorce granted; advice free.
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 1A Broadway
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
N. corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. N. to 9 r. M,
On sunday from s too p. M.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different states legal everywhere; no publicity;
cesin advance advice free for every
State. FREDERICK l. KING,
Counselor-atLaw S63 Broadway.
noN'T LET YOUR CHILDREN DIE.-CR0uP e
- positively cured when hrst TAKEN by Dr. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LlNEMENT. snM hy the diuaGivss Price
b0c,
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Comptroler's receipts yesterday were
s4,2 $685. which he reports having paid into the city
treasury.
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Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to Bellevue
Hospital to hold an inquest on the body OF John
Kelly, man forty-1ve years of age, whose death
was caused from the effects OF injuries received
the 10th utimo by being struck on the head by the
handle OF windlass while at work foot OF TWEEN
tiefh street
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The Richmond NJ Matanzns-A Marriage
Under the Stars and Stripes-s'Cupid on
Man-O'-War''-The imprisonment OF
O'Kelly-List OF tho Richmond's Off
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The funeral OF the late Rev. DR.. Joel Parker took
place yesterday afternoon at DR.. Crosbys church,
Fourth avenue and Twenty second street. The
paiibearers were Alfred Post, NJ D.; A. r. Wet
more, Leonard Thompson. Mr.. Brown Reeves f.
Porter, George r. Fitch, +. A. Conking and d. c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFPIcE DAILY INrELLIaENcER,
Wednesday, August IL,

APPLEs-Thsrc has boon IN increased supply
during tho past week and prices may now be
quoted nom 81 20 to g. Bop Dbl, according to
quality.
BuTTER-QuIet and unchanged. We quote
prime TO choice at is320c; common 10 medium
lOOi5o. NJ .t.' 40 -.s
BAKnSo PowDER-SS0SS per pound.
BRooNs-FGncy, y Is, g 70 and 81 Is; plain,
q sos %. 1878 q. .'7.-77s -"
CuTEsE-sincc the date Of our last report there
has been NO further advance In rates, but with
increased receipts, the mErket has ruled easier,
and tho feeling begins 10 prevail that the highest
notch has been reached for the present; prime
Ohio Factory is QuotAble at iSX0i4c.
CANNED GoODs-ThOre Il nothing doing In
this kind OF goods Just now, and It 10 not 70 be
expected at this season Of the year, when there
is an abundance Of iEuit md yegotA6lS; We nm.
dsrItAnd, however, that dealers have contracted
pretty largely for future delivery, and tho ind
cations are that prices viii rule higher than lAS'
year, In consequence Of lAFgO falling Oh In Tho
crop Of nut, particularly Of Peaches.
RauS-Thc market IL dull and weak, and prtcol
are lower. We quote At ilAISc.
PEATHms-sGlsa Of strictly prime At 1b9sSe;
mixed and old l00toc,
FnH-LAke Herring all gone; WhiiO alh 81 80
No. miekerei, barrels, Slt %; I No. 3 do
Sii %; No. 3, half baErelS. % 90 No 5, do. largo
80 Is; No. 5, DO. medium IS Is.
FLoUR-There has been fair demand during
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STATE BoNDs-Dull; Teunessees strong.
SrocKs-A successful rad was made
on the stock market this morning, for the
purpose, it Is believed, oil getting stocks al
cheaper rates. The market declined from
l to II per cent. Free sales Of leading
stocks were made for speculative account
and accompanied by threats Of disturb
ance to the money market. The Pacific
Mail party are credited with causing de.
cline IL that stock, as well as with ceiling
the remainder Of. tho list down. The
Vanderbilt stocks and Northern Pacific
were sold most freely, after FhsIP Pacific
Mail The market during the last
h6nf gradually improved, and closed
J1p dgm5with free purchases Of leading
shared. In some cases, the highest
9actslnn eot the day = were cur.
rent The strength Of the market
was particularly marked in New York
Central, Lake Shore, Western Union,
Pacific Mail and St. Paul Common, the
widest changes were in Pacific Mail
which fell of from 800 to 8si, closing at
'89tS40. New York Central sold at 1867,
,1O44a1O5t. Lake Shore 94f, 049a94t.
Western Union OH, 9lta919. Union Pa.
ciac 2si, 27E, 274. North West Common
ct, 689, Atlantic and Pacific preferred
.27f, 2Gt, 269. The meeting Of the direc-
tors Of the st. Paul road adjourned again
today for lack Of quorum.
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Patting down RebelIion.

When the stomach rebels against food aud oh,
stlnaloly refuses 10 digest sutielenE alIment 10
keep tho body we'll n0uhshed. 1t can only be
compelled to resume It's natural duties BY q
wholesome tonic. The powerful alkAlolds 90 Of.
ten administered for this purpose arc not whole.
some. They arc, for the most part, deadly pol.
ties, react violently upon the nervous Eystem.
Not 90 with HostGtteT'G Stomach BlttRH, This
sanitary combination Of vegetable juices, embra.
cling the lneGt lnngoElntB and Alternatives which
the botanical kingdom affords, operates mildly,
steadily and beReaciGlly upon the digestive, So
cEetlV0 and dlSchAfRinR organs In dyspepsia,
bilious Affections, nervous complaints, periodic
EeVers, chronic constipation, bodily weakness,
mental depression, lanRuor, Hleeples6ness, and
the various disabilities Incident 10 old age and
premature decay, its effects are 90 wonderful that
experienced. d&W
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the week, and with light receipts and reduced
stocks. The market Is steady, although prieea
have undergone no msterial change. We quote:

The foreign markets are quiet and devoid oil
anything new or important, and the Same Is true
Of New York and all the leading markets In this
country.
GRAM HhIat-.R Receipts continue fair, bui
With steady consumptIYo demand. There has
been no Accumulation, and prices are still min.
tanned. Quotations may be given Rt 81 2Oal q
for new crop red winter. Odk-Market easier
and prices q shade lower ranging from 10 70 45c,
COrH-Dull, bat unchanged, a. s5aG0c. Rye
Steady, al T5AsOe.
GGooERIEs-The market for Rio coffee Is very
high and the stocks In Ist hands reduced 10 about
%. 900 bags. Last yedr it thia time the importers
held $4,000, aud the year before III, 900 bags.
This disparity has created IN alarm IN the cast.
Crn market, and the opinion gains ground that
all grades will SO much higher this week II late
RdVices from Rio as 70 the state Of the market
there are verified. Java, LSguSyTa and other
mild CoiTees In full sympathy with Rio at the
late advance, which was sustained at the ports
Of entry to-day. SuEAr-Rehned has advanced
10 per pound, and some Of the Eeaners have
Withdrawn from the market 10 await results.
The belief Is general that sugars will rule higher
during the next EiRty.dsy si1ts. =.
: Co5te-Cholce old Government Java Csc;
choice Rio &c; prime 24e; fair 70 common 2SHc,
SpbpS- Common, 4S6b5e; prime, GOOSE;
choice, 7O075c fancy, SIC; Now Orleans molGs-
Ses, prime 75Gsoc q a .a.s....E
Sugars Refined Hards, Crushed, Powdered and
G1nulAtsd Ia0l3Hc; A Coffee, lie; B Coffee,
ike; KKtIA o coHeo Ike; CommGesIhl A sugar
ike; Yellow i61i0Xc; stock OF Cuba and Porto
Rico exhausted. New, Orleans Sugar, fair 70
fully GIf D09Xc; prime toytltoIcO JlO0lOXc.
DemArGra I0Ec.
AAY-Thereis NO Improvement TO note In tho
mAnd, and the market continues duh and neg.
looted st 81 coos % for baled.
NAHg-lodto gOa, S4g5; Sd to I'd, q 90; I'd TO
I'd, 1875.
oILs, -&O-LArd OIL, extra No., winter TIC;
extra No. fprlng 7Oo' Carbon. oil1Sc. Lin
seed OIL, 81 o.. TurpentIne 76c.
PRoyBIoHs- less Pork Si7b0. Bacon Shoul-
ders, 91e; clear sides IKE; new breakfast bacon
l3Hc; sugar cured hams lGc: plain do, nonein
markell Lard--IR kegs. lOHc;. choice leaf in
tCrces gXc. Best brands cAnvassed hams, 1Cc.
PoTAToEs-C Continue 10 come In freely, and as
the market IL WGll supplied prIcsS arc barely
We quote at 81 90 per bushCl.
RICE7o Choice Carolina, 9Xe; PAtnA, SC; Ran
COON; 7H6sc. $50 49, '-is--
sNuFP-7Oc; do In boxes OF SIX dozen, IS 90.
r lWooLG+Wc note lrmer feeling; in the wool
market for the past week, chiefly In the 1ne wool
districts, and already large portion Of the clip
has been sold; pEice5 RANGING from % 70 45c, &C.
cordInH to quality and condition. Advlccs from
tho Eastern markets also show great activity, but
no impfoVcmentin prices, and we do not see any |
margin OF prOat for shippers at the prices now
current in Tho market, We quote prices IN.
changed al 42ft45c,
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 13.-Flour-Ship
ping grades regular, but Others unchanged
superior Western and State, "a 05a6 so
common to good, S815a6 45i9 good q
choice, SO 60S7 %; white wheat y, ~ 25a
8 40. Wheat-Qulet; No, . spring Chi
cage, 81 4Ia1 40; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 40a
/ 81; new red winter Western, 81 52a
l 90. Ryo-ActiVe and firm; Western
90a9lc. Corn-Active and higher; steamer
Western mixed, 64a50c; sail, 6Oia59c
Oats-New mixed, 4la43c; white West
erD, 4sa64o. Wool-ActVe and firm,
fleece, 4sa52c; Texas, 3lGS74c; unWashed
better culled, 40l45c, Cofee-Quieti
Rio, 194s204c, Molasses-Quiet and IN
changed. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re-
tining, sastc. Rice-Firm, at sia0tc.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 1S.-Flour-De.
mand fair and prices firm at SO 25aG 90.
Wheat Firm at 81 26al 80. Corn-46A
49c. Rye-69s70c. 0ats-Quiet at 33a
Ale. Barley-Unchanged. Provisions
Quiet; pork $40 50a17 90; generally held
at $l7 90. Lsrd-Unohsnged. Bulk
meais-Quieti shoulders 64oi clear rib
sides 9tc; clear 9sc, Bacon-Quiet;
shoulders 9c; clear lib sldes 10iG10iC;
clear sides 1O5c. Whbky-Firm at O9c'
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CHICAGO, August 1S.-Flour-Demanl
good at, full prices, extra spring SO 00a
i 90, Wheat Unsettled and irregular;
No. spring 81 "a; No. 2 do 81 90. Corn
mo. 2 mixed S9tc. Oats-No. 2, 27sc,
Rye-No. @, COO. Bsrley-Fall No. 2
nominal g e9a9Oc. Mess Pork-Sl6 90.
Land generally held at &c. Bulk
IE6as Managed, no sales. Bacon
lQuiet: and unchanged. WhAky-9l.
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New York prY GoOdr nInrke,,

NEW YORK, August 13.-There was a
spirited demand for cotton and wooden
goods from first hands, and the iobbinR
trade was rather better; heavy standards
and fine brown Sheetings active and Arm,
Fine and medium 6leached ShlrtinVs
brisk, and several leading marks in short
supply. Cotton fGunels selling freely.
Prints quick. Dresg goods In lively 70.
quests. Woolens and wool hhunels con-
tinue active. ShaWlS and hosiery improv.
ing. Velvet and Velveteens selling low
at auction.
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MARKETs Ri TELEGRA PHI

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, August l3.-MONEY-
Easy at Sa4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-DIll aud I'M
changed. -aE7 ,r;-..
, 'GoLD-Wcak, decIiurug from 400 70
115l, closing with sales atthelsttet figure
Loans were at ! lad per cent to fiat for car
rying. Olcurings, $49,OO0,OOO. The As
sistant Treasurer discussed $4,000, Gus
tom receipts 100000.
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BALTINoRB, august 18-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whest-sLOady; western
red 81 47s1 As. Corn. Mixed western, quiet
and firm at Sc. Oats-Firm; western
mixed 41a49c. Rye-Firm al s5a90c.
Provisions-U Unchanged. Whisky-Dull
and weak at 95c,
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QheQntellr9etrGer.
TEARS.

IL II rainy, little HoWerE
30 glad Of rain.
Twill shine again.
The cloud are very black, tbs tEne;
But Just behind them smiles Tho blue.
Art thoa HelfE, lander hrRr:'
Ia SoiroS stest thing will grow.
GOD watches, 81 thou viii have sun
When clouds thtir' psItse. work have done.
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GENERAL Buffers back pay will evi.
IDENTIFY cost him more than It comes 10.
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SARATOGA is becoming sort OF new
MorrisseyaniA,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500. 900.

Tlck0tI, $40. HllF IIek0tJ, So. QlATt1rI, q 50.
rvOuF lotteries are eAnytsred By tho State,
GrS Away drawn o. the time named, and al
draWinge arc under the supervision Of sworn
'T' -ThC SfielRl drawing win b. publlShOd IN
tho 81, Louis plperl, and GoOpy d bTRWinR sent
10 purchasers Of t1efgtB.
"We win draH Q EtmilaF Dehamo The last
dGY Of 0TTy month during The year lsIA
~RGlit ct our hGk b PoaFoEIIu U0IIH
OTuHIl, RIauRElIKD LIfRn, DAFT Of H.
PEII8, Send for circular, Address ~
MURRAY, llnLlR = co.,
PoStodee Boz Slt8,
Gpo-Tu.Th-9t&W 81 LopiB, No.
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The Cost Of Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.


livery fhcIlIty for the certain Diagnosis and
8killful treatment Of all Chronic Diseases, .
A Powerful -GAlVAnlc Battery containing 81
cells with Rheot0mo, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, HydrogtAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many otbel
Electrical Instruments for the treatment OF Dis
eases OF the Eye, Ear and Nervous System. Nc
Nervous Disease bhOnld DO considered incurablC
until Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary inBtru'
mentB and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend their patients With
those ailments 70 DR.. Longdon with tho Rssur.
ance that no will apply Electricity and Magnet
Ism In tho most scientific manner. Rlectro-ther.
mai baths administered whom indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
Of w0ndrouB power, enabling the physician 70
detect with RbSolute certainty many Obscure
Diseases Of the Heart, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens Of
urine e1Amlned and poElaUtly correct diagnosis
given in every case.
DR.. Longdon is consulted daily on all forms oi
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his practice 10 de-
voted TO tho HloTS 0F1Te ana o6StlRdts NIdlddItJ
which IdDllly pbySieiGng hare JGtltd 70 cure.
In deciding your disease give name, age,
symptoms and post once address. Enclose fec
Of IS and your case will be carefully examined
and the necessary medicines for one month I
tFeltmGnt with q special letter Of GdViee prompt
y forwarded to you BY mail or express. Many
long standing and invetArAtO ailments may be
cured In this way At war noDERATH nxrENSE
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I hesEtSted a moment before replying
Had / been a man Of science, ! should
naturally have declined TO assist In
dIScoyefythe credit of which l was not
| 10 have iny1eit; but being q mere ignor-
ant clssman Of Oxford, ready TO fling
mySclf into any new adventure for the
|l1n. Of tho thing ] rather liked the idea
than otherwise. Moreover, the intense
earneslness oi;the Strangers manner, and
apO iher indefhSlile feeling besides, made
me 10th TO refuse him.
$50 be Il |" SAID Fecklessly; II am at
your service. Let rs lYf Monday even
Ing; IhRHe no engagement then" I
HTen thouSand thanks r. said the un.
known, . glow Of genuine satisfaction
lighting OPP his marble features, ION
Monday, then, q 2 o'clock, / shall expect
you. Good evening"
And wrapping himssll in a long gray
cloak handed him by the concierge, he
vanished ID 70 the outer darkness, while
/, by the light Of the passage lamps, read
on the card which he had given me:
DImitiI Anlonoyilch TehogdoR,
Professor Of Naknfll Beienee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

fEs AND ISK SKETCH OF THE ANTI -HrGHEs
RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR GoyERSoR.-GStaun.
Ion FWd'cator. THE new candidate is ia
millarly known in Staunton, but to those
around it may nc said he is an Irishman by
birth, about fiity-tve years of age, of fine,
hearty personal appearance, with frank,
ruddy face, and is popular with his neigh
"ors as Man Of energy, integrity, and gen.
''"u, heart. He was a Confederate quarter
master during the war. His business is
that OF a railroad contractor, 10 which he
TIA, attained eminence, commencing ut the
bottom round. He is man of considerable
wealth, and occupies one of the prettiest
residences in the Valley, at which he enter
tanned iccpresdent Wilson on his cam.
lHl9n-ysit to Stunton. He has had very
i'tie rlrt i'll politics. He is delegate from
Ids county to the Lynchburg Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

Boletourt's delegation to the State Con-
''rvatlve Convention goes to Richmond not
committed, SO far as we knew, to any par.
ocular aspirants. but to net for the good OF
'be party lis may seem best to them from
'an survey Of the whole tield.-- Eacasue
HcruM.
lie Bedford Sentinel has, according to
tie Liberty NeWs, been leased for term of
Years 10 new editor. Mir. w. w. Berry,
ING present editor of the Sentinel, will pro-,
Mbly be elected to the House Of Delegates.
Judge r. W. Wright, editor of the State
'"a'nut, il visiting Colonel George E. De-
heale, in Rockingham county.
Professor E. L. JoyDes, of Washington
and Lee University, has been elected raers-
yer OF tbs American Pathological association,
which Is now III session at Easton, Pr q
Norfolk and the adjacent suburbs OF
Berkeley, Atlantic City, and BnmbIeton vii,
nave the free letterdeiyery system after the
arst OF September.