davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-03
NOTICE.

The entry Of the land in said receipt describ-
ed having been cancelled, and the purchase
money named therein being lawfully a mart OF
of the estate of Albion KIP. Glidden deceased.
l intend to apply to have said purchase money
refunded to said estate.
LAWRENCE NESSEL
Administrator Of the estate of Albion X. P.
Glidden, deceaseds S78w
, 1876-11-03

Ohas. Brown, of Seattle, and a Mrs.
;neyOert, OF Whatcom, have been adjudged
S.osll S.oane and were sent to the Asylum at
Steilacoom last week.
, 1876-11-03

A NICE assortment of ladies' fancy note
paper maV be found ut James Jones'.
, 1876-11-03

For the best cigars, go to James Jones.
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t.nrlnr. ANn NGlrS.

AppI,ES-ploutful they are quoted Rl
si ,r5 per barrel; tor extra choice inodiuli'V o'
"NNiI'''NONUS-Fcrmgorn from Sd2,c Per u
UNNANhS-.F om s4Eri per p9uct' Som
FIUS--ln myrr ntr pou Nd @ri no uI Nh
fgsin t,c market; small PIN ooN'S by '"'
INNOEs-Arn advancing and ME quote"
at ~ 60alUCJ per box ,.,,,,.o,.o mi
l,i0 V5 nor hundred tor the Mr@inH' no I"''
Crmo or Louisiana IN unrkG,' ,. ,,r,d
pECAN M Ara scarce, ul u PIT P""""
Tbry or'. quoted in New York AZ I've; -..-., An
HtISINS-Lpycr per b'"' 90 oJE' ''S wv
for fonduu %. ,...,,,c,,lotoD on.
VAIN [rS--GrCn0b'h are quo,e" Nv ~ YIN.
COCOA TrS-Are quote" ave- w P'' "''
PPEEA NUTS Tennessee arm at i0el-' pc
pound,
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$4,000 Challenge

mat uuwEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
49, 'snnpuris English Menngeii 10 Of Trained
e A'vvIir,,ise mud Mnrdi .GtM Carnival, has the
hnst uencrnl outtlt IN Chalio:s Cages, Vans
u, ,s,t,S1nI,. Horses, Ponies, Mules, Asses. Don
'a,,s WnriTuhr, paraphotnallu. Hotel, Ex'
hi6ition, Cooking, Sleeping and stable Tents
nf ANY Equestrian or geological combina'
tIon In America,
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&h.OOO Challenge

That 1IOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
atc,, owns and runs A. railroad cars, viz.; y
oat caia, 10 palace horse cars, elephnn,
pninoe cars, 4 box cars, ! baggage car, 2 pai
h9iug n greater number by far than run by
any other Circus, NJ enageric, etc.. In America
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uuEmnnNnnnmnnRmzm
.:''::.'.:='.szF FREE

Pick mp almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and you Will see tho
word "FREE" In big black letters. Read le-s
og II at.d you will hud q request iogtle
names and address OF all the sons ani uauki,i
ters OF the North and East 70 he sent 81
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who Will mail them Without unSt y
.FREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the lanu ~
sunbenms, beautiful prairics and lovely var
leys. This book we have seen. II H. accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illusiril-'
lions, rates OF fare and freight, iull Oh inIol-l
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lahu i,
crops schools, churches, etc. Who nays ~
~ THE MISSOURI, KANsAs e TEAhs
RAILWAY. They ARE sending thousands ~
ali parts OF tho United ties and EufYs.
ra,as mn. = re iced their en-
If fire 10 nts almost ne-half. lk@fr1
,raius q crowded, and rcial train ao MI
requer yrun to -vNm .oa.'e " VIZ 4 AZ lsrs ID,
eSas, Tney w tNelye rsflar lfsys KIM
men omplcysa aislrbuiins ffeainiofwp,a,us,aa'a,
| oarernlug reA9s Throughout the p d,sts'
lat 81 rhe, ask onf ai IN anAvNSAs n
| lrXA VEii,gNy, tan NORTH Nh M
| lmNf Am nnd lnroil4 t hanusi NJ .,s. ",
| itT,ittr1 1nry wilf land yol hirrs' " " Y,
| he drtnt uninn Depot m ~. sMu WINK. e,sI.a
onwmNel lqn q tlds NJ " XIV, Xviii III M.
| louis ina tappung pmhibLs Iuss ~" rnuis
conchtA and N, epar, thinueh W M XIV
| ,nd rMar ,hu unjoa DpOt y ine'. < anh
athcv ue ttrH reSaN ih.t "a r.. n. 4 frni,,
ThSy iS,rn rnchs S Y. ', e,,,'
| p.x i, Ia lfautill,l nni vltfy ,sfs ns$ IL
any frlrtfs Esstlpakt Y slWsAA'l.s.fsi, ,fs,, and
h. will wt pleasure fprwNtd Reln ssus' N, y M,
laol beautiful Urnpnlet alsa ei% s..,, .Mss-
atm matter we'll Mvflll w 4, w,
| Addu rs, d.Aa s,,,'Is Il 4. n.y,
| una-dSw-u N N n
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Sl,OOO CHALL EN- GE
THAT At
HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS

Mile. DocNrUl, the tqurrlinn Phenomena
ul IN. une-"Qurcn ~ the Arcnh,' VII posi-
.lv,Iy pp.rNr AZ tHcu Performance III hrl
grrtt ari upon Bareback llof,ou Principal
lludl- Act, N which she challenges the
world,
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&h.ONO Challenge

mat HOWES GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
etc, owns and exhibits daily IN the pubic
streets, the only Jerusalem Donkey anu
Nbysslnian Asses ever seen In harness In
America.
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$4,000 Challenge

TINT uOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
etc. has he prst geological Lecturer (troL
Ellinpham, from II Il. NJ. geological Gar
hnns. Lnndunl, IN Anellcn.
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$4,000 Challenge

Tint the Projectors of HOWES' GREAT
LONDON CllCuS has Imported Into the
United states more Elephants than any
other concern in America.
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$4,000 Challenges

Irn,. uoWps' GREAT los Do CIRQUE
~ suocinl Frnturcs, nv advertised M"
|Dn,iy cxhiOIed ny this Comunhyl are 10 p'
.n't' I'm M other concern IN America
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SONS, Captain Amstral and ..y.rI
young ladies. among them o u,st ,n.
lging little beauty Mis-, Bhrl,,,rI
whose lovely dark eve, clear ,pi fen.
lures and thoroughbred ai. and charm.
ing manners showed her mood old Nir.
ginia blood was 10th TO laayn an
delightful party at \llephyny Surip,.
where | had desired to rest a div
uIranANy SPRINGS
The Allcghauy SPRINGS m, about
three miles from the station and are
reached byaroad wind. in and ont
Of the mountain norues plouonnl nrr,.s
Il clear brook of swift water with it's
pebble bed and banks lined with mn.
iestic trees rustic sent, and path.
Nothing could be more srclud,d. no.
mantle and attractive. than the scenery
around. while tine beautiful old lawn
with il. travelled walks and seouo,lcI-
,d works in front of the long lin, Of
cottages ON one side. with the old ln,h-
ioued country home looking hotel. and
vet another row of cottages beyond.
formed a picture oil reposp and uuo,tru.
tatious comfort most grateful to,hccyr.
" ;; Mtr' ooou' 'i'Ty' - i,''nuI'u sH'sIS
,,s,',',E ,,'' , ''V "'' " ,"''" N!,
yN ~, ' t'u, '''e '"T''' "'''''',
,o''yS anu 'u'!" ' I''oo ,1 ana
young ,n''' WEI" (!,. sy",''' y, ln''' were "
isiana and Alabama bellies among the
Young ladies who were making sad
I hI am,""s 'ig ~" s,"I', sT,'S W WA"
,'o" I'"'U''I' l'''" '''', l'''""'S' '"'
'r9 rom 'l'o i""uu'ns crow"
n.i "t'' "ts ID, ~ t'' \, ';''" .''"
't'''"I "''' "'," i!., "H." 'nr"U''''"'"o"E
"llo'" WIS c "I,'s'' 4,' 10 'i ,, many Oh
my I'1 II lI'y ,I, ,' ,''r "o' u''"
gran" u"'1 ''I l'5"' " ,,l' """ 'T'
guests Wv W'rr ''''G "s @,' at V''"N
,,,,,',lJ ri,,I ,,,I ,,,,,,a,,l,,, l'.,,,r.,
my ono u " , ANY, 'o''''i'''','' '',''''3
'"'''' d. ''oH'', WHO'S "''lr Is "7 'o''''
Jar a, as no ' , TG''' II, 'NoS'
ne '"' it u, On MS yruIy''g,' '""9" ";
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TAE CENTENNIAL.
The Htrald5 Ambassador Abroad
From Dallas 10 Philadelphia the
NOunlalu.0ttan ROule.n
Liagarirqs and PCnciIIings by the Waysidc
Win d Glimpse Of Some VrgIaians
and a Warrior Retired From Bust
ness Wild Texans

special Correspondence vt'he lleraldl
PuLApaLpulA,O October ID, 1870.
with the exception of few days
I,ye been too mwcll to write with any
degree of satisfaction, or fully enjoy
ANYTHING since my arrival here some
weeks ago. The climate here at this
season. Is exceedingly damp and raw
and people accustomed to the high dry
nj. ol Dallas, will find themselves still
tened by rheumatism or immensely in.
wardly disturbed by the water All
fine Texans / meet, complain Of having
been generally Naorcd
"gnE AluuNrAlN-ocEAN ROUTE.
In selecting route to come North
after having tried most Of the others, |
determined to find one that would COM
hinc the opportunity OF seeing the
South all the way, and the advantages
of speed, comfort and great beauty Of
rrair.c, woodland and mountain scene
,y. with bit OF sea voyage, 10y way of
variety accordingly selected, what
might well be called the Mountaiu.
ocean Route, namely from Dallas To
Texarliaua via the Texas Pacific Rail-
way under the direction of that model
railway superintendent, Colonel George
Nohle thence TO Little Rock over the
Arkansas Division Of the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Rail
way to Little Rock, This link IN the
route is presided oyer 10y Mr. f. L..
Dudley, Division Superintendent, with
hsado,tartors at TcXarkma. Mr. Dudley
aids to lrstclass railway administrative
roracity the attraction OF great musical
cuIture and thorough Knowledge Of
Tn. world.
At Little Rock took the Memphis
and Little Rock Railway to Memphis
The interests Of this part OF the route
arc admirably represented in North
TaNas at Dallas by Mr. W, H. Amoro,
Passenger Agent, who will always be
held in kindyrcmcmbroncr by Cur PEG.
Die for his brothclly care and devotion
10 poor Charley Babcoci during his last
illness.
Upon my arrival in Memphis, having
some matters Of business there, ! turn
e" n$'G' oyer 40, 10 i,r it'''t' naIioyit'
i Me- I'" 1I ilo'J F "'''' ,5'" om ~ o,mJ
If,'' ANXIETY" With ' ,Iit2.,i,"iy nr If hi.
a 2t I " ,,rt"nl,, NiG n"orio ""
'''''' '', ,. ,,,,t I'o,' r,.r.rnn.,
ltsne benos fair ior me-
From Mpmphis to Chattanooga
.,., '"'N wv r '' Nrmnhis and
C C'i',1 ...,,n H ,,,J which j. ronrr.
"o, 'I' ~, 'roy,. w.. r,nt"in Sam S1Ir,
,,l.' T.. -, ,or,r. nf .,l,.nalh in sou,b.
m'l' - .oi,n',1 ,irc,es and mn,<cs. hi.
T,,' j., n,,''..,. ,,'.s.nor,' ,arrt or th.
"' nn - N rs;,.ooI to v.Lom yo,n, rcnre.
y, ' |,,, ',' r",ay ,hn ntrbnI ~iyrn tc
t ,.,.''i ''''' ''
ga rhott,,o,o, took tine East Ten
, n' " ' a,'i W;r,,i,;a r,iIvnv TO Mislol
m i)', cho Itinntir Nj,sissinui and
n ',,,''' ..;,r,y tn I,,rclLnru unI Nor
r.W. H., H., 1C,'natinn or n,h,,s
,"'I 'o' '" ..f '1rILnra rgssr,,ar,,
M,' ~ wv ~, ', Jir.aly to phi9jejphi, h,
v.'n . W,.hinaion and Baltimore 81
way W. =, a, -
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BACoN-C lear sldes i2%@l3c; supply am
pie; market good,
: BUFfNR Coming in rapidly; prices de-
cuniul; - cents according TO grade lreSH
COuMtry).
CANDtEs-Scbo1ers. lGi.Gl7caupply ann
PISSANnY stick, If to 10 cents recording "a
grave DALLAS candy MANDATORY Il
CHEESH3-- Western, li@ld
coat Oli.--Mnrket hhre; % cents IN bar
refs; IN cases 81 ,jUc3 ~
CUFFEE--Od good j ava ,36Gl&c;Rio choice
2ic; prime, no.; common, 2lG2llar. Sloch
ample; demand tair, with IN upward ten
C50itN MEAL supply good; bolted, rs;
uubOlted, g. cents per bIShrl.
FIOTIK-rold Mills - - for tho best
Xxx X from % ~ % q; ny, - Us; y, = 30; ST.
LOulS, none offered.
brands from 10 to 10 e; market qulet;stuck
FE0UT-Too late in the season to quote.
LANU--In lerce, NC; pom palis, Ia, ac,
aubuuks ~ PeckS, IN TINS, u O. Mhrhel
easy, supply light.
M6IIKSSliSLStoc light, Fancy Louis
1 tnra, zoe; choice, GOc; prime, zoe; fair, nc,
/ SALT In sacks, liverpool, u Tor eoNt e.;
/ fine, 81 81; ohio river Ia barrels, uhe, IS il'
dairy, I'm barrels, ~ To- tHhle,.hc per sack
supply light, market quick, ,,,...
/ SUGAR.-Grnuulatet, by the barrel, l1'lc,
crushed, l2jac; powdered, l2hc: PRIME pow
dersd ic loWcT coffee y, ll'+cir lilr' - mas
choice Louisiana, noe prime, lV'4c; dry tam
| New Orleans aud New York reported,
tEA---inrt EGnpowler, 81 % Mark'
qVIHEaN&E Common 259so cents; douol,
''r E iP,TP'iIriS&pM,d, zoe. for choice; lie, 70.
prime; loc. for state, supply smooth,
4 pOII'lTRY-StocI Right; demand good
. s. 5Op-r do3eu for chickens,
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When Texans get inns ,n n" .IU'' , "",'y
they appreciate one ""''"'i' aIo, ',5
100000 hrotn'riy lovers , , y''' ,y,-rI5
strangers from all part' OF u, " ,..,,,,,d
You may, 'hcf''oF I I,"Ily , "%'' and
that after hWli'S pgIn "V ,nn first few
"scroused ny the m .,', ,"' , "',
days OF my arrival 1t was ,l E''I !m,,,,Iy
to meet some OF Wn'' a.! i' ,". I'y G'y
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$4,000 CHALLENGE
THAT
noWEs GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
Etc. Etc,

owns aud daily exhibits FREE In the pub
lie street of each city or plnce of exhibition
seven of the largest, most costly ana mns-
ain. or Gar OF JuggornHut, The Chariot OF
Commerce. the Car Of Enterpe, the Chariot
of the sun the Celestial Chariot, the Leg
endnry Dragon Chariot and the Uindofeila
Charto,, and mike the most Gorgeous pis'
MAY. while IN the Grand EqucsNoolo
ilippo Muidi. Gras Trimhphal Sueeet Pa
ppunt ever stem,
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Unard all Tuition nuyab,1 IN udynurr
onr.haif'u September and une-haH bon tth-
\. y 81. pc,ial al 'utton pNid to SpcIl'ng
gtiH.bt--Ihr ,iiulr Is '1ratcd ia one
oIW,y be-. ,nIGnb, puDd, 81 Te&os Atdv.'
..rifIf.,,. mon OsAuiu ui NntWp .icF ~ IT,
Divine We vl,ee four times month nS
ofauctss, .rlug only seven ni.cS rom l.a ~,
Is inp AMI. crutrnl cilt OF Noriu l"NnS'
Vie rifiee,al havc latrly expended IN tNthS
rnp,,I furnishing the Institute over tiGUO.
'FCr uru,er particulars address.
+ a.. II. M ALON IL,
nuupj,tVnn Dallas, Texas.
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saw no portion Of country between
here and Dallas comparable To our por
ton ot'rcNas in evidences Of prosperity
and progress, while, with the cNeepl'on
oI parts ol East Tennessee aud Virginia,
the scenery was not equal to North
Texas.
The country from TcNorkona to Int
tie Rock is ull of forests and not UNI
duhung From Memphis to Lynch
burg, however, the scenery Is ever vary
ing and beautiful the glmpses OF the
mountains at every turn OF the roN'
being something wonderfully pletur
esQue From Bristol to Lynchours
there is string ofpretty, quaint, que,
old-roshioned little places, nesting II
mountain gorges peopled by as klnu'i
and hospit,ble race ms ever ilved
simple in their tastes, unpretendlne
clever, the men manly, the womel
modest, gracious and too smart u
lNV minute their homes models Q
old(hshioned comfort, and their man
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FOREIGN Affairs.

The Servian Governments decision IN
favor of peace is opposed to the wishes OF
the whole people. The position OF Pr1nce
Milan is becoming dangerous.
The Porte will complain of Austria allow
ing volunteers to cross the frontier.
Hassan, the assassin of the Turkish min
listers, intended to kill Ayrie Pasha only.
While killing he muttered something about
avengiig the Sultan.
The Spanish Senate has adopted the reli-
gions liberation clause bya vote Of lib to 40.
M. Bullets election to the French Senate
was the result OF coalition of the Bona
partists. Lcgitimsts, and the Right Centre.
sERvIANs ARRESTED IN ROUMANIA.
BELGRADE, June 17.-The Roumanian
Government has arrested several Servians,
and Scrvia has sent an energetic protest to
Bucharest.
EXECUTION OF HASSAN. THE ASSASSIN.
CoNsTANTISOPIE, June 17.-Hassan, the
assassin of the Cabinet ministers, was
banged this morning.
TIE FRENCH PRESS ON BUFFET's ELEC-
TON.
PARIS, June 1T.-The Republican organs
consider that NJ. Bullets election to 4 life
senatorshp places the Senate in opposition
to the Chamber Of Deputies and universal
suffrage. The Conservative organs say his
election is not hostile demonstration, but
an act of justice.
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PETEESBuRG.

4 .,rCr-srNG--orrtCE ot CITY ESG1SEER
% ..arp=r ttE rAD FIRE DEPARTMENT
g rn,>rrN-ANNvAL MEETING OF TuE SYN"
n ,,uOc1. uNloN--TuE TtN-RlLL-nAM-
u rAIn--rINE RAlN-~pEATH, &C.
& .rr,. r,nlcucc of the Richmond I'tSratch.l
JUNE II, 1876
.,tbtr lengthy caucus VI the new Co,ln-
vs., held last night in the courthouse.
~, al ihr members betty present. a
>,:or 70 invite the Mayor-ctcct TO Il scat in
4 ,nrfcrrnrC was voted down, and the
rx WIRE open only to members of the
i .rn,i Bv - vote rf Il TO ) II was dc
IA +, abolish the Office of City Engineer.
.,cn Nv the present Council. ~ pre-
AK caucus. rs the readers Of the Dispatch
4 n reummhcr. the health officer was
.,yar>rd with. 1t is the impression that
& b.. new council will repeal Sundrv "rdl-
.r,.,> fa>>cd hy the present body and ahol-
N.v0,lry offices recently created. Another
rarrncr will hr held on Monday night.
IAN The Fire and Police Departments will
. nm for consideration. It is understood
49,, !, resolution looking TO the adjustment
- ~. n,id Department will BE- introduced,
IN that an effort will he made, with pros
vets Of success. 10 rciuStatc the volunteer
.,.,rm. These caucuScs are 10 hc held I'M
i. All The departments Of the municipal gov
.rmrnt have been examined into. all eff
r. elected by the Council agreed upon,
~ III committees Of that body appointed.
IN" annual union meeting OF the Mctho-
-. Sundav-School Association Of this city
sill hc held tomorrow Sunday afternoon
.a" Washington-Street church. The au-
a} reports of the president and >upcrin-
adent will be submitted, and IN election
, officers for the ensuing year he held. Ait
~,rrr,tin@ programme has been prepared
,y the occasion.
The common Council has rs vet prepared
no .gN-hili for the coming year, and that
frlir4rc duty viii probably fall to the new
...l, that will come into Office on the lst Of
r,grl. With all the rrtrenchmcnt that may
w. made, il Is said tina; taxation will have To
+. increased
.rhc CITY Treasurer, hy direction Of the
ouncil. has paid into the Hastings Court
',. -im Of Sl.115 10 pay the damages As
r.>rd lv commissioners for lands required
n In" opening of Liberty street.
\ steady and very refreshing rain has
4llcn here all day. 1t was much needed
this section. The season Tor bar
Sing wheat ha> been the best known for
,.,r>. and the rain now will not interfere.
Mrs. +. II. NJ. Mason, who was stricken
,ilh paralysis a day or two ago. is conSd-
I'd better, thnu@h her condition Is still
liural.
Nr. John Slurdivant. an old citizen OF
r Bradford. died yesterday OF innammatory
after long and intense suffer
-.
Nayor-clcct Cameron has been invited,
~ h:!> consented. to deliver IN address at
d" Public lIi-h-cchuol on the 3oh.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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vile and Columbia Railroad was wrecked
last night on broken trestle. This engineer,
conductor, fireman, and one train-hand were
killed; and another trafn-hand fatally
wounded. These were the only persons on
the train. Sc
HEAVY RAINs-SALUTE.
AUGUSTA; June 17.-Rains for seven days
past haEe been general throughout this sec
ton. tile CROPS on both sides OF the Sa-
yannah river are submerged, a1d the crops
on the bottom lands are destroyed. The
river>has risen thirty feet, and is still rising.
The freshet threatens the. city, but no seri-
Gus results are unprecedented.
The co1orcd Republicans fired thirteen
guns to-day In honor OF the nomination OF
Hayes and Wheeler.
JEROME PARK RACES
JEROME PARK, June 17.-Seuenth Day.
First race, purse OF $500, for three-year-
Odds which have not won purse this year
one mile. The race was won by Ambush
bennington second, Woodland third time,
1:4S. Woodland was the favorite in the bet
ting. :,
Second race: Centennial stakes, for all
ages: $500 entrance, s50 forfeit, with $4,000
added: second horse to receive $500, and
third horse to save his stake; u miles.
Won by Tom Ochf1tree.. after. spirited
race; Acrobat second. Olitipa third; time,
1901. Only three horses started.
Third race. Consolation purse OF S50o,
for horses which have ran and not won du-
ring the meeting; ! of mile. The result
was a dead heat between Allstrallnd ana
Pera for the first place. Waco and Cyril
also ran. Time. 1:194. The dead heat was
run off, Australind winning by two necks.
Time, 1884.
Fourth race: Free handicap sweepstakes,
II mile. Won by James A, Egypt second,
Hucktcbctty third. Leander and Free
booter also ran. 1'iltiej min utes.
Fifth race: Private sweepstakes Tor hacks,
5 furlongs. A. B. Purdy, on the Douglas
gray mare, came in first. There were eight
entries. Time, 1:144.
Sixth race: Handicap steeple chase
nurse, $500; 5000 to the second horse; dis
lance about q miles. Trouble won; Stan-
ford second; Resolute third.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June IA fire at
Lumberton last night destroyed seventeen
buildings. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, &c.
900. Supposed to have been OF incendlary
origin.
DEATH OF A VETERAN SEAMAN.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE veteran steam
shin ca,jtiin William Rollins is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-19
DANNU,I,E,.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-19
! FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Il ~SA0AAAAA0Ss&S SILVIA EdlJS1ANS1Es. &.
sAfUtDAY, June 1T, 1875.
sALEss-$1 800 Richmond city six per cent. bonds
sold at 95. - 80
4fmerfpun Gold.-119 bid.
State ttfest-Vrgfnia cof,sols ssk hid. az
asked: Vtrgnin c0is1ls, new, 20 bid: yirnpfnia da
terred, bid; Virginia Unreasonable coupons s5g
City Observation-Disclosures CITY as II "a. hid :
Richmond city Is, a5 BID, 96 lsked: PetersJarr
city ss speeiIi tax, 30 asked: Petersburg CITY fs
90 asked; LynthEnrg city SIS, log bid; Lynch
burg city 6s, S5 bid: Norfolk city water as, i0I
bid Manchester bridge s's, 9eS bid
RdIr0nd B0ndS.-Vlrginia Central Railroad
third mortgage SIS, j. and j., 76 asked: ViTginin
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage ss, j. and
j.. G7H asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's, j. and De- 100 bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage 7's A. and
o., 100 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage, rs, j.. anu j., OK bid !;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage SIS,
NJ and n, SO bid, Sc asked; Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad consolidated IS, M. and N, 81 bid,
: II asked.
Railroad St0cks.-Richm0nd, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 921 bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed, 100 par, 971s bid.
Bank StockS.-Ffrat National. 100 par, 119 bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 10S asked
Planters National, 100 par, 113 bid; Merchants
and Planters Savings. 25 par, % asked; Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company, 25 par. 20 bid
rinc, 25 par 371a bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 26
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid, 90 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 93 bid, 81
asked: CITY, 100 par, S5 asked; Old Dominion,
100 par, SO asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany, 20 Jar, 20k bid.