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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
GENERAL COTTON MARKETS.

tby 1eleSrapn.l
New ORLEANS, June 7.-Inac-
tive-middling lis cents; low mid
ding 10f cents; good ordinary 81
cents; net receipts LOIS; gross ], 178;
exports to the continent 2,75O; sales
1000.
BALTIMORE, June 7 Dull - mids
ding liz cents; gross receipts 9; ex-
ports to Great Britain Sc; coastwise
Is; sales 81.
MOBILE, June 7-Quiet middling
IL cents; net receipts 90; exports to
Great Britain 1926; coastwise IS;
sales 500.
SAVANNAH, June 7-Dull-middling
IL cents; net receipts 1876; exports
coastwise $50; sales 100.
Boston, June 7-Quiet--middling
12b cents; net receipt, 299; gross 800;
exports to Great Britain 333.
PHILADELPHIA, IJune 7-Dull-mid-
ding l24 cents; gross receipts III.
NORFOLK, June Dull. -middling
IL cents; net receipts 118; exports
coastwise 81.
CHARLESTON, June 7-Quiet-mid
ding uplands liz cents; net receipts
70; esports coastwise 433; sales 100
MEMPHIS, June 7-Quiet, nominal
and MISUNDERSTANDING IL cents;
net receipts 1877; shipments IS; sales
800.
GALVESTON, June 7-Dull and nomi-
middling Iii cents; net receipts
so; exports to Great Britain 1907;
sales 146.
AUGUSTA, June 7.-Quiet-middling
IL cents; receipts IL; sales 104.
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WILNIINGTON, June 3. 1876.

GpUiCl9,lt: have received your
communication announcing my nomi-
nation ''by q vote approaching una
nnilty," rs the candidate for Congress
Of the Democratic party of this Dis
trlct, by the Convention which met at
Fayetteville on the 3lst ult.
| ain deeply sensible of this renewed
expression of confidence by my con-
stituents, given under circumstances
calculated to enhance its value, and /
an correspondingly grateful for it. If
any stimulus was necessary to prompt
me to greater diligence and watcbful-
hess in the discharge Of the duties of
my position as thalr Representative i'll
Congress, 1t is certainly supplied by
this action Of the Convention.
For the fourth time, now, this honor
has been conferred upon me in my
absence by an Intelligent representa-
tive body of my fellow citizens.
accept the trust contided to me,
and will endeavor to prove myself
worthy of it.
Thanking you for the kind express
SIoa Of personal regard which accom-
panles Y, ur official notification of the
action of the Convention,
am, gentlemen,
Your friend,
A. NJ. WADDETL.
Messr,. t. X. Bryan, A. A. McIver,
): b. Taylor, a. NJ F'ason. Cons
mittec
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

Schr Jno Somes, Mason, Wilmington
Del. Northrop & Cumming.
ScnT zenith, Moore, Shallot.e, Anderson
& Loeb, with naval stores.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's Folly.
ANDERSON d Eoeb, with naval stores.
?cnr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, Sloop
foInt, Edwards & Hall, with naval stores
and peanuts.
steamship Benefaetor, Jones, New York
A ID. CazauX,
CLEARED.
Schr LeFiathan, Williams, Loclzwoods
Folly, A Martin.
ochr Thos W Holder, Gray, Kenne-
bunk, Me, 81 Chadbourn & Co.
tt HCnr Ml y Ne Ward, Moore, New River,
wards & Hail. A'
Schr Annie Midyett, Lewis. HYDE conn.
ty, B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Mystery, Jones Hyde county, BF
Mitchell &5 Son.
ochr Beuhla, Benton, LETTERS, Elizabeth
city, b F Mitchell & Son.
Schr E Francis, Chadwick, Elizabeth
city, B F Mitchell l. Son.
>chr Charles Bucki, Foss, Bath Me. ] III
Chadbourn & Co.
BATH, ME-Schf Charles Bucki-2O3..
9l9 feet pitch pine Timber.
VI, ochr Wave. Morse, Little River, G,
Schr Sarah Webb, Potter, Little River.
) Z, Kerchner Il Calder Bros.
Ger bark Burgerneister KRISTEN, Ehreu-
reich, London, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Ger bark Hermann Helmrcich, Oesterich,
rotterdam, } Blossoms s. Evans.
,,, Ger bark Ribnitz, Fretwurst, Stettin,
Williams 81 Murchison.
No, nor bark Albatros, Helyesen. Antwerp,
Williams II Murchison.
Steamship ID j Foley, Price, Baltimore.
4 ID CazauX.
Schr Zenith, Moore, Shallotte, Anderson
i Loeb.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's Folly,
u Loeb.
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, Edwards
I Hall.
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by Telegraph to the Journal.

Financial.
NEW YORK, June 7--Night-Money
p % per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet at 81 8S. Gold slightly firmer at
2S@1124. Government bonds &C
tive and strong-new 5s 1171. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
NEW YORK, June 7-Night.-Cot-
ton-Sales of 1888 bales at 12@12 3-16
cents; consolidated net receipts /, 1922
bales; exports to Great Britain 81, $40
bales, France 2,913, Continent 5.O51,
Channel 2, $50 bales. Flour is a shade
frmer for low grades, and unchanged
and State $4@$4 40; Southern steady,
common to fair extra $5@$6 Is; good
to choice do. Sc 20@$9. Wheat opened
cent better, and closed quiet at the
advance. Corn a. 2 cent better on
low grades, and fair export and home
trade demand at 51@534 cents, no
grade mixed 59@594 cents. Oats to
2 cents better with brisk demand for
export and home use at SO to A cents
for mixed. Western and State, and
39 to 40 cents per bushel for white.
Coffee unchanged. Sugar quiet but
sIetuy. MOldSSeS qul0G. hlcS clOSeu
quiet but steady. Tallow firm at $50
8 IL Is cents. Spirits turpentine heavy
at $4,000 cents. Rosin unchanged.
Pork closed frm-new mess $500
$40 Is, prime do. 500 rs, Lard opened
firm but closed heavy-prime steam
$11@$11 10 per cwt. Whiskey dull at
81 10. Freights firm and unchanged.
Cotton for future delivery opened
steady as follows: June IL 13-16@113
cents; July IL 15-16@11 81 80 cents;
August IL 1902 1-16 cts; September
IL 31-32@12 1872 cents. /.
BALTIMORE, June Oats dull and
to prime southern 36@37
cents. Rye firm and quiet. Provi-
sions quiet and unchanged mess
pork $40. Bulk meats-shoulders 81
cents; clear rib 81 cents. Bacon
shoulders s@83 cents; clear rib 11@
III cents. Lard-refned jobbing ID
cents. Coffee quiet and unchanged;
Job lots 152@1S2. Whiskey dull at
81 III. Sugar steady and in moderate
demand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

BALTIMoRE-Steamship ID Foley-2O4
casks spirits turpentine, 1906 bbls rosin,
90 do tai, 30 do pitch, 50 do crude turpen-
tine, 8 tierces bones, 5 bbls potatoes, 113
bales yarn, warp and domestics, do wool,
box bran, l bundle mdZe, / Dbl tin, Ii
bales leather, 81 bags guano, 2 boxes ale,
II empty ale kegs, 800 bags peanuts, 3 bblt
whisky, 3 do oil.
KENNEBUNK, ME.-Schr Thos w Hol-
der-2O1,3S6 feet pitch pine lumber.
NEW YORK-Steamship Reoulator-193
bales cotton, 2 bundles cotton samples, 46
bales cotton goods, 81 pkgs paper, 90 pkss
roots and herbs, ) boxes mica, 2 pkgs boots
and shoes, 2S6 bbls rOsin, 237 casks spirits,
20 bbls tar, Is do pitch, 10 pkgs shooks,
$50 bushels peanuts, 40 cases tar, bundle
wire, 200 car wheels, Is bbls crude turpen-
tine, pkgs mdZe, IL bales yarn.
BOsToN-Schr Charles Dennis-75O bbls
rosin, so bbls crude, 800 bbis pitch, 1875
bbls tar.
WILMINGTON, DEI.-Jno Semes-
121 AGO feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
ROTTERDAM-Ger bark Hermann Helm
reich-4, 1CO bbls rosin.
LoNDoN-Ger bark Burgermeister Kir-
stein-1 800 casks spirits turpentine 400
bbls rosin.
ANTwERP-NOr bark Albatros-1, 1920
casks spirits turpentine, 40 bbls rosin.
STETTIN-Ger bark Ribnitz-2, 626 bbls
rOSin
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From the Charlotte Observer.
The Grand Chapter R. A. vi Its
Twenty Eighth Annual COnvOca-

twenty nth A Annual COnVOCa-
ton.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons for the State of North Caro-
lima assembled in Masonic Temple last
night; present:
NJ. E., Thomas E. Kenan, Acting
Grand High Priest.
Theodore B. LYMAN, Grand King.
Abram Wronski, Grand Scribe.
John Nichols, Grand Treasurer.
Donald W. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Rev. Theodore Whitfield, Grand
Chaplain.
John A. He Trick. Grand Captain of
the Host.
F. II. Dewey, Grand Principal So
journer, pro tenn.
j. F. Dobson, Grand Royal Arch
Captain, pro tenn.
S. Ii. Rountree, Grand Master Bid
Vail, pro tenn.
B. Walker, Grand Master I'd Vail,
pro tenn.
G. W. Alexander, Grand Master LIST
Vail.
@. @. Smith, Grand Tier.
The Grand Lodge was opened in
solemn form, between thirty and forty
representatives from the different
Chapters throughout the State and
about seventy~five Royal Arch Masons
being present. The committee on
credentials report thirteen Chapters
regularly represented, and this number
being declared more than a constitu-
tional quorum, the Grand Chapter was
declared ready for business.
The Grand High Priest delivered
his annual address which was pro-
nounced- by all who heard it to be
worthy of the man and the occasion.
He alluded feelingly 10 the death OF
Most Excellent L. W Dewey, who was
elected High Priest at the last Con
vention of the Grand Chapter. and
who died In this city ON the 4th day OF
last August. He gave an elaborate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
NEW YORK.

New YORK. June -Night-Intelli-
gence reached here yesterday of the
escape of the Fenian prisoners con-
fined in Western Australia. It seems
the plan for their escape was organ
lied here where the necessary. money
was raised and an agent sent out to
manage the affair. The escape is
stated to have been effected in an
American ship. There were only seven
men in actual confinement but there
were nine others living in Western Aus
tralia On tickets of leave. Whether all
escaped or not is unknown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
MARINE NEWS
ARRIV ED,

ARRIV ED.
Schr Leviathan, Williams, LOckwood's
Folly, A Martin with naval stores.
Schr Yreka, 120 tons, Moon, Alexan Ter,
out 9 days, B Mitchell IL Son with $500
bushels corn and 200 do wheat.
Schr Minnie Ward, Moore, New River,
Edwards d Hall with naval stores.
Stmr General Sedgwich Simmon, from
Savannah for New York. Master put
IN for slight repairs.
Schr Jesse Hart End, 255 tons, Keen,
Bath Me, IL days, J II Chadbourn Il Co,
with 33l tons ice for J E Lippitt.
Nor Brig HeldiDg, 234 tons, Ellingsen
Hull, Eng, 81 days, r E Heide.
Schr Wave, Morse, Little River, W L
Gore, naval stores.
Schr Sarah Webb, Potter, Little River,
Kerchner & Calder Bros, naval stores.
Steamship D Foley, Price, Baltimore
A D Cazaux.
Scnr Charles Dennis, Wicks, Boston,
@ H Robinson,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

The steamship Austri from l1ava-
ia for New Orleans, was snagged %
miles below the latter city. The cargo
is valued at $50, 100, including 700
hogsheads of sugar. The vessel is
valued at $3.50 She is a total loss
no insurance.
The anti coolie men at Carson. New,
continue their demonstrations and de-
mand the discharge of the Chinese.
No violence yet.
George r. Frey, of Cincinnati, was
to have been married Tuesday night,
but shot himself through the heart.
No motive ~ assigned.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has declared dividend Of Ii per
cent. payable June Is.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

II
PARIS, June 7-Noon.-Rentes 1O5f.
zoe.
LONDON, June 7-Noon-The street
rate is 1s@1s, which is sol below the
bank.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-Noon.-Cotton
steady-middling uplands Cd; mid
ding Orleans Sled; sales of 5000
bales, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and..export; receipts IA, 600,
of which 100 were American. Fu>
lures are quiet with buyers at de-
cline of 1-32d.
Sales of middling uplands of low
middlng clause, deliverable August
and September, 6 3-16d.
Sales of middling uplands nothing
below low middling, deliverable June
5 20. 32d.
Sales of middling uplands nothing
below low middling, deliverable Sep
TENDER and October, 6 5-32d.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-Night-Cotton
Futures closed quiet.
Middling uplands, nothing below
low middling, deliverable August, I'D.
Common rosin As 5d@4s Cd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
conservative NccIing in Union

Conservative Nee.ing in Union
County.
Inc Conservatives of Union county
Net III Convention on the Bird day of
June. During the session the dele
gates fIoM the several townships with
ufe| Tor the purpose of nominating
delegates to the District Convention at
"adesforo ard expressing the choice
AZ to whom said delegates should be
directed to vote for III the District
Convention. The Monroe Enquirer
Slys:
{, Monroe. Buford, New Salem and
2.SaAdy Ridge townships declared
themselves III favor of Il. b. Vance for
congress, and SO instructed their del,
[C8ates to vote i'll the Convention.
uoofe Creek declared for Ashe, aud
1le other two We're uninstructed. The
E"Hefal meeting expressed itself large
IN favor Of Vance.
RESOLUTIONS endorsing the course of
'nr' Ashe We're adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, June might
Southern commands of the Centennial
legion TO day unani nously confirmed
their compliment to the State of Vir-
gina, by electing Gen. Harry Heth as
field officer in place of Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, who was compelled by require,
ments to decline.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, June 7-Noon-Capt.
Jos. Taylor attempted to run off his
boat, the Kate Dickson, which had
been seized. The United States m ~
shall who was pursuing in tug, over
hauled the Dickson at Ripley and in
endeavoring to board her was instantly
killed by Taylor. One of Marshal
II arrington's men then shot Taylor
dead.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
l0lilu)lngtm Yournal.
ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
,UvsEN lDESEsOfEI, CONVENTION.

.ot walter A.. steele the candle date
rn, CONGRESS In the SIKH. congress
s,onaI s,5.tsict-NOnli mated 'stI Il. q
tiEth ssail0t>
WADrsBoRo'. n. c., June 7. 1875.
r p. Warning was made permanent
Chairman Of the Convention.
Colonel Walter L. Steele was nomi-
Mated for Congress on the fifth ballot
NV vote of 6,487, to $3.50 for 4. S.
Ashe.
Z. p. Waring received the nomlna-
ton for Elector.
Col. p. f. Little. Of Richmond, and
r,bn y Shaw. of Lincoln, were elect
81 del, gate to th" st. Lonis Conven~
ton. aud Col, Hamilton G. Jones and
Col ". Foster French as altorn ltes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
OREGON.

PORTLAND, June ght-Oregon
has undoubtedly gone democratic.
The democrats claim twelve majority
on joint ballot. A new United States
Senator is involved
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

prevented an exchange of fierce words
and probably blows. MIR. Tarbox will
make personal explanation to NOR.
row,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
TEE EONt:EtE .~SsONAI NDNlNi-
EiON-COI. NaDDEE.s.'~ !aCCEP
FAYETTEVILLE, n. g.
Nav 3iat, 1876.
Hoy. 4. VI. WADDELL:

D,ur ,S;r-The Conaervative-D Demos
cratic Convention, held III this city to-
day. haze nominated you, by vote
approaching 1lnauimity, as the candi-
dat" of our party i'll the approaching
election for member of the House of
Representatives Of the Congress of the
United States from this District, and
the undersigned have been requested
to inform ytu OF your nomination.
We take great pleasure in the per
formance of this duty on personal
grounds, and for the additional reason
that. III requesting your acceptance of
TINS nomination, we express the uni
versul wish of the Conservative-Dem
Gratis of the District.
With sentiments OF high regard, We
remnIn. very truly, your friend,
II. X. BRYAN,
A. A. MClyER,
S. Is. TAYLOR,
A. NJ FAIson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

lhe Radical District Convention fC r
,"e 'th District, in session at Salis>
Jury last week, selected DIR. ]. j.
1'o't and Thos. N. Cooper as dele
6a'es to Cincinnati. and Thos. J. Dula
Vi Wilkes as Presidential Elector.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
sbItt FGTIIBlsNViCl1-
BY JUEIUS A. MOORE, ESQ.

BY JUEIUs A. MOORE, ESQ.
At that hour when day is fast sinking
10 night,
How often .,ith feelings OF pensive
delight
o. Clarendon : wave beaten shore have
| atrolied,
And ga2cd on its waters as calmly they
rolled
Their dark heaving waves to the
ocean.
The sun had just set and his last fad
ing ray
Yet fingered Il moment and then died
away,
Ga thy walls, oh Brunswick ! where in
times that are fed
Qi,w still ar thou now, the silence
how dread),
Where once rang the pcsls of devo-
ton.
The Wondering wall and the moss
covered stone
Are all that remind ia of the days that
are gone,
Sage traditions vague tales of the woes
that bcfeli thee
When Aibion's proud legions strove to
compel thee
70 Weld to ler mcrciicss sway.
Tho deserted by ali and abaEdOn'd thou
Grt,
Thy ruins, oh Brunswick are dear to
my heart;
Aud I'll think of thee oft as my own
native Ln1ila
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

DIR. ]. B. Stone, a physician, drop
ped dead on broadway. New York. of
heart disease. He was aged Is years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
WEEKLY STATEMENT

STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
In yard and atloat at the Port of Whining
ton, n. c., June l, 1915, as taken
from the books of the Produce Exchange:
Cotton i'll yard. ......... 936 bales.
atlOat 81 q"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

EXPORTS.
Cotton Spts Rosn Tar Crude
For'ign. 1,7S4 1O,1s9 1922 -
C'wise. 256 392 1888 3O3 125.
Total, 256 2,17G 1902 2,S25 125
QUOTATIONS.
Cotton Sp'ts Rosin Tar Crude
LIST day. nom 293 81 so 81 % s. 90
last " e.. 143 80 81 so 81 70 81 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09

Total 2,469 TO- 56,605 1906
QUOTATIONS IFoR JUNE 1875.
Cotton Sp'ts Rosin Tar Crude
nom 29a 81 80 81 % 81 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
WILMINGTON MARX ETs

GO M M BRO AL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
MONTHLY STATEMENT

MONIdL1 STATEMENT
Stock of cotton and naval stores in yard
and afloat at the port of Wilmington,
N. c., June 9Th, 1876, as taken from the
books of the Produce Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Professor Hermann, tho renowned ma
gician, will give an entertainment this
evening at the Csrrollton Gardens in aid Of
the Savannah sufsrers. He will be assisted
by Miss Addie, and the performance will
include . choice programme Of illusionary
acts and the epiritual,stio cabinet trick.
The entertainment IL to be given under the
auspices Of . committee of citizens, and
will conclude with soiree dsnsante.
An entertainment will take place at the
for tho support Of oil persons chsritably
disposed. 1t will be for the benefit of St.
Mary's Orphan Boys' Asylum, and will
consist OF . series Of tAblesux, the per-
formsnce Of . short drama and orchestral
musiC,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
From he Border.

A Rio Grsnde City speciAl Cf september
g. to the 0slvest Nesps. ssys:
Az soon - the stesmb.st John Scott had
disch rged her cargo tod ~, 0, insisting OF
GOV packsges of merchandise. destinod for
the interior of Mexico, it vas seized by .
party Of 100 revolutionists aHd taken to
Csmargo. The value of the goods taken
WAS shout el50000. and It u thought thst
the owners will bt allowed the privilege Of
r-deeming th-m BY paying heavy saasOm.
It y unsafe to ship any thing through this
part Of Mexico at the preeent time, owing
to the utter absence Of any hind of Law Or
order.
A late dispatch from Brownsville says:
The Scott with tho bal .nco of her carg. >,
was uined safe tO tho American side last
night, and nov the owners are negotiating
tor ransom of the z ods
News In Mstam0rss ID acaroe, but il u cur
rently reported that the Federal commander
hes been in oOmmuDica Ion with C'rtins,
requesting the privilege Of taxing hie arms,
ammunition and cAnuOn. This wAs decliued
COrti0s's only terWs were that the officers
be allowed to retain their side srms and per-
sonal property, and ono In ton men TO be
allowed arms for protection, and provisions
This was declined, aud the fevolutlOnists
have closed their lines still closer to the for
thcations.
II Il only . question Of time when the
present chaos will develop into reign Of
0eaoe, prosperity and progress-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
BY TELEG RAP
WASHINGTON.

Treasury IeonDe.
WARRINGTON, September 30.-Chs sum Of
1300, 900 four snd half per cents were sob
stituted to-day.
The natiooal bank oirculatinu outataading
currency notes is over 1332, ,ooo. 600; gold
notes over % 000, ,000
AcQ01ttO1.
Bsbcock and Somerville were acquitted.
The jury wss out two hours.
Preparing fer the Naval Review.
Vessels of tho North Atlantic squadron
are assembling 1T Hampton Roads, prepar-
atory to distribution among the West Indies
for . winter cruise. The Huron, Adams,
Ossippee. Monongshels and Hartford are
there. and the Plymouth. 6hswmut, Ess<x
vessels will remain at Hampton ROads
until tho disappearance Of yellow fevec
from the Southern coast. In the mean
time they will drill dsily.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

An ANNIvERsARY-T0-ds the District
Telegraph Company celebrate the frat full
year Of their existence. Already this insti-
tuition has become . necessity with our
people. The feet footed messenger boys,
who excited much curiosity when they first
appeared in their neat uniforms in the
streets, arc now seen speeding in their ar
raDds every hve minutes in the day. Here
tofore tho operations Of this company have
been limited to the mercantile portion Of
month it 10 proposed to open mp the Fourth
District to business. Captain BoAsger still
remains with the company - chief business
man, and his assistants have been 20 thor
ouahly drilled and disciplined that mistakes
arc unh0ard of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

TIE Epidemic In 6avaDuab.
SAVANNAH, September 30.-Totai inter.
ments today twenty six, of which seven-
teen vere from yellow fever. Twelve q
tho buYisls were colored persons.
]. F. Pilot. merchant, cud Tnonss Watts.
printer, died tO-dsy.
Casao0b euse Crippled.
NEW Y01K, Septe rnber 30 "A Washington
dispatch announces that tts Savannah col
lector of the port and Two clerks who were
respectively authoriz d 20 act tenn porarily
~ collectors are down with the fever.
An Appeal for Aid.
MAcoN, Ga, September 3g--Felix Cor
put. the Grand Chancellor Of Georgia. ap-
peale TO tho Knights Of Pythias throughout
the United States Tor aasistance for the
Knights Of Pythias Of Savannah Who are
suffering from the epidemic. Relief =
needed immediately. The lodgs = esvan-
nah has exhausted it, money aad calls for
aid from abroad. Tho suheriAg u very
great.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, September 30-At Suf-
folk Park, in the four year olds race, Sadie
Bell took the drst, second aud fourth heats,
Woodf RI Chief the third. Time-2:34,
2:341A, 230h, 2:A
Between heats. Sam Purdy made . trial
with running horse, and Black wood, Jr.,
made two trials for the $1,000 national cup.
Purdy made the mile In 2:26 Black woods
time IN the first heat, 2.23; second heat,
2:23h.
Ride ShoOting 1t Washiagt0u,
WASHINGTON, September 30.-Asjor Fem
ton won the Irish prize in the rife contest.
Mr.. Slsde won that foe tho Australian and
Rae that for tho Hcotch, they having made
the best scores of tho representative teams.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
NEW YORK.

WOD000 W0ED00UDO AOOD00s
NEW YORK, September 30.-John and
Nicholas Collins Were arrested for stealing
six Thousand dollars worth Of opium from
johnson & Co.. bonded warehouse.
A Ran On Bank.
There was . siighs run ON the Dry Dock
Savings Bank to-day. Tho dePosits are
3l0, 900 900. Tue secretaPy says their re-
sources arc ample to meet any e@efGeocy.
9ottliog Railroad EroubIoo.
At IN infJrmsl meeting here to-day OF
the representative Of the Grand Trunk,
Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvanis and
Erie roade, 1t was unanimoualy tho opinion
of those present thae the difficulties ought
to be settled at the earliest possible mo
mont, but it was impossible without the
concurrence Of tho New York Central, and
that company was not represented. 1t ID
believed that IN early settlement win be
secured.