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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
sEMI-CENTENNI AL.
PROGRAMME OF THE
CELEBRATION BY The ALUMNI
OF TIE CLOSE OF THE FIFTIETu YEAR OF TIE
UNIVERSITY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE BOTH.
10 A. M-Meeting Of the Society Of A lumni.
IL A. NJ Opening add ess bv b. John. Bar
bour, rsQ, of VirQiGia. president OF the society.
Poem by Daniel B. Lucas, ESQ.,, OF West Virginia.
r. M.-pistorical ADDRESS by the Hon. K. al. L.
Hunter, Of Virginia.
THURSDAY, JULY 1sT.
10 A. M.-Meeting of the Society.
l2k p. M.-Oralion by General John s. Preston,
Of south Carolina
5P. M.-Alumnf dinner. je lost 17,21,&25
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Manchester puts forth a good financial
statement.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE ADJ.
Ii StINlsTRArOR of ir. u II. Tucker, de-
ceased az l,ers havir claims sgsnt The estate
are notified 20 present lie s4nie for es!ement at
oncn. DsaIAs TUCKER, 81 airy sireei.
e e-saw3w klehmend, Va.
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SWEEr CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL.
- LEGHANY COUNTY. VA NINE MILES
FROM ALLEGHA%Y STATION, On IHs
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLkpAD-lhe
under signed for several years connected with the
official management of the above-Eancd SPRING,
ann for the past few years IN the same caparlyh
spncfIIlv announce his friend, and the springs
going public that he n q lenstd Ihcs~ CELEBRATED
TONIC SPRISGs-ihe best la the mountains ByIH
FOR DRINKING AND BATHING AND *iIi open tttil
on the FIRST OF JUNE 1875. for The reception
Of visitors as irSr-class In all deDartmehlS. lhe
establishment havlLg been ovrrnaued anu pu. III
good order, he hopes to receive share OF tl- pub
lie patronage. For pamphlets anu circulars. ~
quire Of Messrs. PURCELL, i:ApD Co. Rich
mond; COLEMAN. RODGERS X Co., baltimore; OF
of The undersigned at ih- 'prings.
my 22.lln Il. WtLk \SnN. prODIlet0r.
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Ne NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
T. r. PRICE co are again in market, and
openipg daily by steamer and express
BLA X IRON 6KEkADlS IS.
BLACh MEXICAN GRc.S- DIMES,
BLACK taft SILKS, very chap;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SlLhs, very cheap;
ELEGANr BURDER1D ORGANDlcS,
LAWNS and JACOA ETS,
PLAID and PLAIN PONGEEs,
POLUNAlS-. HaMBURGHS.
STRIPED SINS, THINNING SILKS,
LADIES' KtJ-GLOVr CORSE1S,
GauZE SHIRTS for gentlemen ano ladies',
GAUZE SHIRTS for boys anu eirls.
FANCY PEhCaLES ano CAMbRICS, 12iSc.
fe5
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, DE.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PROPRI.
i kTORS OF the several Virginia SPRINGS, Wa;
terug Places, and HotsIs is calle9 to my large aho
PLATED GOODS, and CUTLERY, suitable Tor
their use With an experie ep of ten years catering
fsciion a large assortment OF Refrtgerators. Wa.
ter.CoOiers. and ira-P,tcheIs, always on hand
so fuli line of Chi "a and Granite Chamber Sets
eD,ated si,d white, as well rs tiR Ghatnpe r sets
In great variety JAMES W. GIBSON.
my 1907 Maia street, RICHMOND va.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1875.
NOTICE TO B6ICk CONTRACTORS,
~ CgMrNT DEALERS, AND OIIltkS:-
CITY WATER-WUkkS till SATURDAY the
Goth OF June at IL o'c.ock N. for furnishing ut
the new reservoir BRlshS. or NJ tST. GRAY Ell,
and "a n. :, TO be used In iniag ne slime.
Specifications and forms Ut PROF 0s'is can be OBJ
talned upon application NJ the office OF The city
water-workS.
BIDDERS may bid separately for furnishing por-
tiou or the whole Of the material, required Tut In
All cases must exhit samples OF the material pro-
d sed to be furnished.
The omnitiee on Water reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids offered, and o. awarding the
contracts separately for portions OF the m,aleral
w. Z. CIJTSHAW.
IL 1S.t26Je ity sngin fr
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ALUM SPRINGS,
III VIRGINIA.
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAZIER........"... "PRoPRIEToR
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JUNE 1sT.
C.pIC1TY EIGHT HUNDRED.


This celebrated watering-place will be kept In
STYLE unsurpls sed In the mountains or Virginia.
AS TO the qualities Of the waters and the high re-
gard in which they are held by the "medical sa-
vans the reader is rcferred TO the pam phlet at
Messrs Purcell, Ladd & CO.'S, who are agents for
the water and salts
Among the great features Of these Springs are the
Amlsements. which are varied. and far surpass
those Of any watering.pIace In Virginia. The
Grand Masaus Balls and Carnival In spIen TOR and
brillancy surpass anything ever witnessed In this
section Of the country. In fact. nothing OF the
kind has ever been attempted by any other summer
resort, and nothing but desire to lead could have
induced the Immense outlay necessary to secure
Moxlev, the inconparabl- Washington costumer,
with his regiment of assistants, car ads or cos
tunes, tons of fireworks, and thousands Of Chinese
lanterns, and oceans Of evergreens.
The Grand Carnival. which precedes the BAL
nns,ie one night, Is led BY Professor Ritephonses
full brass band. followed by Major-Generai B In
command of rho MuIligan Guards and his tar:
famed and thoroughly trained ELEPHANT Coley and
General l.. follows with n counterpart OF +. T.
Barnum's men. This pageant, passing through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems to have designed
for just such scenes. all lighted IN with the thou
sands of lanterns and calcium lights; with IRE
works of the most beautiful description 10 full play
all over the grounds, presents sight that pen cam
not describe. and must be seen - be appreciates.
therefore, ali gooa Richmond citizens, especially
the young, are expected up this summer
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Personal.

THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN JEN-
1 NINGI. who emigrated to Fredericksburg,
ys about 1854, will hear something to their ad-
yantsge by addressing Enclosing stamp) Box 525,
Georpetown, o. G.. je 1885
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MULES, HORSES, DO.

EOR SALE, A GOOD. STRONG, en-
Il YOUNG wORK-H0RSE seven wears ~
old. having no further use for him. he can Oe s,ea
ut my stable, Eighth street between Marshall and
Clay. 4. ID. EAC8U,
lie 1885, No. north Fourteenth street.
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DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, Va.
r. j. BARNES, PROPRIETOR,

will open for The season th" FIRST OF JUNE.
The tables viii be supphed 18th all rhe celic1ci.,
of The sait.wI or section, and tvery attention iha
10 The con- fort Of guests There Is nlr1 every COT
yenpDce for haihng. my ~ .m
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ME- SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
our ST. ok of L ADD s. and MISE HOSE; PLA \.
SlBROIDt.D and LACE IlAaDkEkCHl ,FS,
all shades: TWO-BUrTON KID GtOxtS zoe.
q pair; FANS and CHAIN: NEW SCinE
Bits, Col LAS and CUFFS; y" Ck-hCF.
tII,GS; SCARFS in an endless vsrlety, and
pienty OF other gods at q great sacrifice. 1T
olCLk BnUTHr rs 429 Broad street,
iel9 bglween Fourth and Fifth.
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TENTUCKY STABLES JUST On
IN received from Kentucky TWENTY IA
PiVE HEAD NICE DRIVE. ana WORk-BQksas.
AIso. GOOD broke ID ULES. For sale at low prices.
- ODkNHEtM~R b. OTHERS,
is aud II Fjftren'h stteet.
-27.lm$ between Main and Franklin.
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/ NNUAL MEETING.

"A - ,-oo,,,,o,n
ERS of The rat HMOhD PAPER III ANUFAC-
TtIRING COMPANY will be held at the office OF
John II. Montague on MONDAY the 2lst day OF
June, instant. at 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN II. CUE, President;
H. W. LUBBOCK. Secretary. j. o.In
OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AMP MARINE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, June z. 1875.
NNIJAL MEETlNG.-The regular an
N nual meeting of the stockholders of This Conn
panv will I've held at the Company's office OH Mo ~
DAY. 2lst instant, at IL O'Clock NJ. The election
of Directors will take place st ms meetine.
WILLIAM WILLIS. DR.,
,o7,d Secretary.
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Az persons attending the commencement exer-
cises so pay full fare to Charlottesville rta this
road will on u. plscalon to the conductor. nc fur
nished &ilh Conductors Receipts" on presenta-
ton OF xnich to the agent at charlottesville they
can purchase tickets 10 return ut ONE-IHlRD OF
regular fare.
Kound-tfio tickets, good for one week from
Richmond 10 Charlottesville Will be sold al S6 4J.
Spe, la tra!ss will be r7In betweeh charlottesville
anu University every hour Outing the exercises Oh
June 2Sth, 29it, 30th, and July LIST aud "a.
CONWAY Il. HO WARD,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ. S. DUNK, Engineer and SUPERB. tepdent
Trausp ortation je lS-tJy1
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated M$gSm
M convoca'ion of HARMON ROYALAEG
ARCH CHtPrHR, No. Sc, vii take place aEN&
THIs Evening at Masonic Hall. on ~'"'s- -
twenty fifth street. O'Clock Election or o M
Gers. All Royal Arch Masons In good stanolhe are
frafernallv invited By order Of d. r. Il. r.
ie 2l-lts WILLIAM WILSON. SecreIar!.
NNJJAL MEETING-The first annual
a mccIiny of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HOME SAVINGS BANK, OF RICHMOND, VIII
I've held mt its Office. 1902 Franklin street, On
TutJhSDAY, June oath, ut s o'clock.
CHARLES =. Mill 5. President.
CHARLES SPENCER, Cashier i 2l-A&Ih2t~
MECHANICS BUILDING COMPANY.
lEi All, stockholders In the above company are
hereby notified to attend the meeting OF the com
p4ny THIS Monday EVENING tine Zlsl 10.
tant, n, O'Clock as business Of great imEortance
n ali m+mb+rs viii be brought before the meeting
"a, oroer of the Board Of Rirect0rs.
10 11tH JOHN A. KRAFT. Secretary.
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MtroR RlwLn AvD rRin BoNDs.
More Light on the Financial Trr nsn ctions of
the Camcrou-NIacscy Ring Candidate for
state Trcntu-cr Of Pennsylvania,


More Light on th~ Financial Trr actions OF
tbe tpurrou-1I nrkcy Ring Candidate for
s,,,c Tvc..u-cr Of pcpns,IVnpin
''"'' '''"4"''' w ''""''''""''
To TIE Enron OF THE SrS-Sir. The
..,a,. -, a., II nal, tho o,,.,,.,,t .,,,,, ~,
."'o"'' w wv ~ ''V'' ''' "''''''' -" "t,'' VI
Erie city, to a SrN reporter. "a stated IN the iu-
teryieyy. published in Tue SrN Of 2jth inst in
- -. ~, -, =, -
reference to the exchange 81 counterfeit tor
genuine bonds OF the ctty, being based upon 10y
"a, ,,.., ,.,,,.t..t,, ,hc t,,r,,o ma ,,,,,,.,,r,
:, =, ,,,,.,, ~, ,,
might dolienrY hiWle po''ucay III me- cannl-
dacy as the Cameron Mackey ring candidate for
State Trcasurer {. liz for This Abatement ~ the
Transaction. which will demonstrate hevond nil
"""S"''''"' WIN" WI VI Wv "'''"" a."
o"'" w -. 49,.
C'er OF custoulhh u e'V"o' wv Vitl Ut Sthto
The CITY OF Eric. authorized by the Logsla-
turc. issued a new consolidated bond for the
purposc Of retiring a number Of local improve-
,,,, 49,, 80. ,,ds Nben ,b, ,o,, h,,,s
it, a.',,,'.rol ,,,o,, ~, .,,,,
were ready Hot appeTei upon the scene ana
buttonholcd Mayor Rnwle until he was appoint
od an,rc,, Al ,,,e,t Of the .itv and that ,,i,b,ut
e" "'''''''' ".'"' y, W." W. '''' ",'"'"'
the consent OF the Finance committee OF COun-
ella or giving any security. Holt agreed TO do
- W ,'"E p'' ., .., ~ w.
without COMPENSATION. taking for his pay the
difference In value bet"eeh the old bonds, suo-
1ec' to taxation, and the new bonds clear Of all
taxes.
At would not require much of an arithmetician
60 calculate the amount ~ money our elegant
hnancior, the Mayor. paid Holt ~ commission IN
THIS tx 'hanec, though, according To his system
OF finance, II was good swOp, costing the city
h1thlnr; .,
lhc Fourth National Bnhk OF New iorlt was
made the Depository Of the new bonds. ana was
To deliver To parties purchasing ana To Holt for
cNchingng, lie being introduced 10y Rtwlc to
the bank officers as the financial gent Of the
city.
his cheap financial agent "A Jay Cooke In
miniature docs not seem - Know ,hat In the
cN'hdnge ~ the bonds alpt ~ counterfeit bonds
H. al Ia IA Iat
sell Oi the TACT the following resolution was
passed Nv The Ere tltt Councils and approved
oy TIE VI NOr on Aug. TO- 1870;
Hesoir,i, That the Mayor IL hereby authorized ana
empowered 10 iNHSe demant on the FOURTH National
u nN OF New holN Tor re,tiiq'ign ~ the $1,000 ERE
IVY '"urollYal' upi,u-l SUI w.. we Nhlor engage
, ia 80 ia H nv ~ iS M"St , ps NY
~, to nro, Inc Interest. II the civ IN natter CON
uccttu VITA the cOuncrftitug OF our city securities
p,.ut,.. 800. d, ,,, rue, : ,t,,i,.- ,, =. go
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4 rSIsoN-nRn,Arn.> r>cIrn


The Latest ENpiaii ct one oi Tie Fcloa~ who
= ole r IIcohot,Nr.
Charles Fowler. aliis " Gods. escaped
from sing sing Prison YESTERDAY. lie Is au TX
pert bank thief, and has been engaged in several
bauk robhenc- within three years. Last year he
was arrested In the act Of bre. liking into a
Thomas street warehouse. In the General SEES
-ious he pleaded ( lilty Of burglary IN the third
degree, and was sentenced u 1--WE years i'm pris-
oument. In Nav last be and four Others jumped
ON q freight tram at the Prison, took possession
Of the locomotive. ana dctaching II. ran down
the track until by order Of the superintendent
q the road, the locomotive was switched OF at
Iarrytown. several sale burgllrics marked his
ptugress toward -. LOus. He was arse-ted IN
that ctty while hc was loOking AZ the tAstsuings
Of q bank. 4 fiil XII Of safe breaking tools was
captured with hm, and To them lie owed sen
tence Of one year IA the workhouae. There he
was recognized As an csca ed prisoner from
Sing sing, and Detective ltus brought HIM
back to TINS city. lie worked Ia tie limestone
qu lITy, ana was seen rs hi IN I'd WITHIN fifteen
minutes II the time II his escape. iho guard
r. nd the striped suit that had teen worn by
Fowler Oh tne MI above the quarry. 1t Is be-
leyed that he wore a civilian suit under his
prl -ln utti-e. and stripping The latter OIL was
enabled u pass the guards unchallenged.
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Y,TKT,

BAKER. on rhar.d,y morning oci. IS. Alike, wife
Of Ni. t.eri l. ik l.a.sd g wears
tire OF fuu 'ral 'rrni'er
DAVIS st ft1D,ar y j. on Tuursl7v Oct. -,
1870 Luhe EF'cl'c. dau-Dtc- % ti-r" 1ui L. sGaul.
ley Davis sse "A yelrs, uonrl- and /. dsys.
InD Relatives aad ireats az ls.,c4 tt. al iNe fu
ls1rruac . 4 3 Ciurca, .". A.. in iAtI.
poNfl On We'''e. oc':', Mary J DoHey' 10
thu 1atr " % he agr
InV relatives lui ..uls are 'utifad 10 tft-nl the
funeral on FRIDAY. q - T. u. iron beer late reel
drucr. / 100 Dcvn' g.. lf.uS}u, E.. ID.
FllZ '.,ALp. "a inur.aaj, Oc,. -, John fiL
grfi!D. lltN" Of NrW '.tirAc-t, County L.nf IlCk
lr 1n'lU, aF-h f3 N'lrs
IrituH aud cq4airtsnce- are especially invited 10
attend iar ulrr fHu h' ni' r. ~ roe, $50 a. errJ
-, on an da1 m Iriusa a Co., ci'cG thrHcr 60 r.
Al" - 'hnrc Nher" relmeH M - VIII Dee t'.' i'r
IT, ir. Ir' of Boo SOU
HAEr.-N Navy ~ git cllf Of r'rtla King AID
Francs y. IT, o. m a." ~ N"a. ci beg age.
Funeral XII "N~ fu' 'Hrt 3D. ,. ptrrhIs lob
elnV..Dh 80 dl,. oct "s $500. at 90 otlict 4 -.
Lut ~-on o,t -, MAtss'e beloved VIE Of
FuHrr.l d mlcr t. rcs!lelc., i6, Kent ay. hook
! y ON urf 80. ItH ~
Moll.u-Il-At Alosuo OCT o. the Rev. VIM p
Norr gu. =. u.
Eclulemi .l nl'' on Frids o. ~ o.. 20 .locA ,
ia "a tnur'h ll t'' g. littal.f. -l a.. ti ~ ~
SNYDER. Ia Bro 70. tn d tl 'a'..i. '. AsIb,
! ST, p.t. ~nf l'r, lu iH td.r Nri- ri .i-af..
I relative. tu fr.v s.. cog tl'- 'N A'''l hlu
! fLfci4 frI.f U- f.'f~r. 50 . rear
! RDu af, un sun N'. Ht-. 'Hai..t
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ArotR-otRrD AurLL RlcE.
The Nn.saUs B'nitur the Anacostiaus on the
Paiau,uc Cnurrc.

rue Nh-~tb- b'nituG the tuacottians Gu tue
Potomac Cnurc.
WAsuISoroN. oct. 2s.-rhe four-oared
shell race, three mics straight way, between
tie Nassaus Of Nvw Ao.k nj the Anocostians
OF Ma-hinst II. tbs afternoon. was the most
hotly contested race ever rowed uuon the Poto-
mae. TIE course was from Table Rock. about
two miles above Geo getown, to stakeboat
anchored Of Easbys wharf IN Washington. The
Nissaus caught water nrs and shot haif % l"ngth
ahead. but The AnicOstt ms uycriat ,ed the MIN =
neGi iely. and from the STARTING glscc to within
hundred Yards u tne h.i-e. distance Of
about two mil, E. tho kent nc ID, SIDE Toy SIDE,
carh o.cw pushing a nttir ahead. then heinz
auN time cing more tnau half "A length it,d
Van e.. hen MEANING trc bridge tho NusHus
shot nIeid uat eight ur ten leustn~, tut wuen
uppV.ite tne Potomac bat huisc the Anar's-
Il ~ M ide slurt and rlgiihcA Np1rti pt tho
ul-f nee lost. AMI vi 10 upposttc the r. pW q ho I
hou-e. -h 70 dl-tsNc, bel ". r.udc another
splendid suIr,. neatly closing up the ghr, hut
Wrte una j" To- uNt rtare DO. Na.~a -.Nhp pas cd
the staSebuat tn - minutes and ~ seconds, np-
in- CLOSELY followed 10y the Aua"u-Unus In ~
minutes aug - seconds. Tie following are the
names and weicr.s OF the crew;
N,s~Ars.--'-1ho. John cul-for. 1853 pounds ". g.
g.. !. ru! l Juurs i,' NA-st .r % lihl-,5 50 Atsuu
.i-t.I4s pounds.
A.Alo..iaS. ~t-.tr. o. l.. 20 cot ils rouu
To-u4s; l'.s, a.. Is. bi.aa, los p,ulG-. Aitls.e
- '.l
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no. StPhEME tOru -tHAMBLRs. Nos. 10 ~, I0l,
Iul, 500. iu0. ~ ' |'' '''' "''' "'''
srrEtM lorRr itNrR4L 1EHH.-Nos q. ~, Il,
~ - % 90 81. ~. go. 49, 80 a. a. "a o. bB bs.
"a o. 81 g.. ~. " vo. a. a. ~, 50, Al, o. o. o.
slTRkhR COURT -srEclAL lrEH -nemurrer-No. ID
kaN anu aCt so. 90 al. as. at1 an. "a, AZ
80 go, f03. $50, fOl 5fu. B5i l53 Id t0 ~ ne
~, 8iS 5ss, bY1, bOu, 5al wv W. WI
~ .,Mg ,orEI iatl Acjouru d Tor TIE term.
far * rt3r cag,"t D., Hos 1884,, 9di5 sla5 800
go ~ .ll', bot d332 aiU1. 1851. 1910, 2h15 9s,7
snl' - y 300, 1td 3Od1. 3f3l, a3uO. e3p3 2luJ gu6
~ 81 t,i5 a"is JAZZ $500. 81, S5l4 all2 1904
.hurssAA 'ouEr-GKsERAL TKRM. Adjourned for
SUPERIOR e. vRT-spKcIAL TERH.-.No day calendar
isa5 "a no 1901, lalO, l2i7, l24d
Apot, W. ~. J. vi 1872 lN74. 1913. 1893 90
.nohhoH PLEAS tSuiTY TKRH. ADJOURNED ninth
pssatss IgaI PAT t. Ne. 85s2. I60 1918 1877 al95
My, 1880, 2i37 '' ''-'' -"'' 'i'-Nos
s ths s eovAT.Pars l, IL, and uI-AdjOurued
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~ Egg. quite arm at e7aaoc. for fresh, and aaessc

Filmed. ~"''
CorroN--Te qu)tations for cotton on the spot arc
nnchangcd but the mar eCt Irregular Quotations noyL
ual. MIA ling hollands, ltltc., and low mddiing do
IA llOrS sales os2 bales, OF which 3gt for con
suH ptvn and iB for speculation. Futures closed Of
torOci9ber 1892, TO- November ~ i0c. Tor Deem
~ l3 J32'. tor January, - pt2c. for Fcbfuary
"a iS5s' Tor March lHtc for Ap H. - q53sc. for May
H. RS to S wss f b. ics A W. RTgSP ma. At
srt was qui Is tniddling uplands, al. The hcoruer
10, Vc'ooer was Weakened by large receipts at near
HnocERtEs-C ofccs were again quiet and prices ar
nearly nominal sale only ~ 500 hays El0 IN nryate
t"rs' the took nero ~ n15 g. ind nj other uUris
oep.W h,H'. ldcc VA IN some iDbbiig demand ana
.s,oIsclnk xol punchcons ami - hhls. Birl6dOcs On
p'file tttihs u " suAlrs we're /. irlv acuyp and
s,eady sales OF 1851 ~ D. and $40 toxes at 5isI
bsc f9r ,uDl rcn ing 0s1sGJ.c Tor mo asse- grades
.i 80" Nsc. ter con ri'uga Refined sold Pretty
wcu steady prces We quote. Cai,er
Java net2'cH Marscabo. 2o9g2c.; and lilo. iSs. -
s1iyf tWlll hl",-hanrg1n, slsa2qic, ipid IN bond
ahn 'i4n' 9sr. cntr,nct duty paiti tirDiinr. go
Hisi.n', ne" crop. G"f st.. MuAsses-t MA mu-c,
Rcn ff5oc New ole ms rqafO. s ga-.. VAR Il
x Oh r. dining tuba. 7aV48.i cory az r. lmSb.c Fl
centrifugal kfs7ar4 relied fnl.,fff L. Tor lari fOs
lVtc. tur soft Whiic. ana Sti suisr fOr,rlnw
81 hpNiks NaNai stores we're more active aud Arm
In tplts tIrNcntinc thor" were stes OF 500 Ln- AT
i2lci in rusins there were trausucti M ,mi racing
anou 5000 h1t,o the y s.f 'f 81 S1mf1.g' for com.
IN y 10 gooi Nrrned P'ir, '"'un wga very net ana
l3ifc. for refined 49, bDla. In ocean ireishif only
sn bu inca- MAS done, and rates were weak aud ".
regular the nnmintl rate tor grain to Liverpool DY
steam was 81 i3 20 London DIV sl boat D. al 40 s
to Cor, for orici4. orr VITA grain at 3D. ana b..
pt per gu rcri do To Gdgof 1s o.; ca-n oii to Pa
,llh" ora r.. co., ~ fn. 20 telot. T. 30. iuf
lhiA anu Doe for PES nsn 30 uuchau -.ed ~ tec1
bDls. ut sll1.
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snlNns.s 1nMrrRAycE DRIyK.
A Mysterious Poisoning Case aud Mons
cOniniitiai Jury.

IroDi t.t 81 mus GiOtt Df'n ~ 70
MAcoN, No., OCT. 25.-Dr. -. +. Sher-
man. proprietor ~ the sherman piickly Ash
Bit,N' and other medicinal prepare atoms,
b wing business AT Bevi T., urged MI Parker 10
ace miHny him to that village. They left the
city Ia buggy a. II O'Clock YESTERDAY inofniu d,
and arrived AZ their destination snoriiy after
noon. Alter ordritns their dinner u was pro-
po-' 4 that they SHOULD 80 ami take a drnk.
BcVlcr tciug a temperance town. minus ANY
licensed uTaIu shops. the uuioff innate gcutlemt "A
ana made the object OF their business known to
the propre OF. whu WAS tue only one present.
/ hat gent icuIau Is SAID To- have replied that nc
sold no whl-kes. nut tht he had rNtte tenn
am II they wanted me Of that tney could
have II. All three went iutO a. back room,
Wutre Mr.. ~uhuka produced black ole bottle,
fr M which hc drank ami then handed II - the
others hilc laiker and Shcrman we're drink
INK, Nr. Shauks lelt for the 'front.' room 10 al
tend upon at4-.uucr. Before lie Wa- through
with the caller, ID. sherman md tlr Parker
ia-sed on but h.G not gone zen rods before
buth icil down ana expired a few minutes al
Al the Coroners Inquest 1t was asceri4iucd
/ fh. tue bIttie nom men the trlH had tuulh a
rs missing. il could not be found for some
the rear ut the one ia WhiOh the drinks were
/ tan "a, and Vas identified 10y Mr. Shtnhs. me
contents Of tue bottle were anaNLed by Drs.
Su4M and Jack son, If Macon, ana were found
WtiskcN. tue deadly poison being present ia
sDcu a proportion that sixty drops Of the CON-
pound ~ere suihSien To cause deltn.
Al the conclusion OF the INVESTIGATION. the
jury rendered the following verdict:
We. Ihe jury, after viewing the bodies an hearing
the evidence, Out tat tnc deceased gent cmf to
then death by thinking from bottle Furnished theu
b. \. W. sntHA-.
Much excitement prevails In the city. both On
account OF the tragedy and over the uusatisfac-
tory termination vi the official inyrs tisatiOn.
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A Bank Robbers E-cnpe from Prison.

BOsToN, oct. 2s.-Between ana O'Clock this
morui, Chas. Gcason, one Of the Grafton BanA rob
bcrs, who undergoing dscuicnce Of fourteen
imprisonment. escaped from the state prison. He
N two bars OF his cell door. and with the aid Of
friends outside forced open the bar- OF large VIII
dow adjoining win lack,crew. and, although weigh
lug over 200 pounds, he forced himself through the
opening Of nmr iuches ecled the A. dhH npcarcd
before lis absente va uotea. Tine detas o. GclsOs
escape SHOW mat u part OF plan nberatt scv
other noted New l0ik cumNc :, ana Wound have
been more successful had not the Kit Waterman been
Disc argci the previous day for suspected completely
with the cOny,ts, Inc 1ickscrcw and ttbie Il. q IN
forcing open TIE window were found OUTSIDE, having
been left by the f.lenIs Of Gleason.