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ton, and one additional delegate for
each twenty members after the first
score
The Home Mission fund on hand
was presented to Rev. Mr.. Wickser.
The Committee OF Resolutions re-.
ported in favor Of temperance. Of en-
dorsing the work Of the Baptist Pub
fishing Society. and of returning thanks
to the people of Seattle, and TO the
steamboat and railroad companies for
Gvors extended.
Standing committees as follow. were
appointed
On State Of Religion - Rev. Mcssr.
Huff. Teale and Willin.
On Sunday Schools-Rev. Ne.srs
Weston. Wirth and Harper.
On Foreign Missions-Rev. Messrs
Ludlow, James and Weston, and Mrs
Greene and ". H. Mitchell.
On Home Missions-M essrs. Clymer,
Greene. Campbell. Webster and c. l..
Mitchell.
On Woman's Work-Xesdams Han
ford. Ludlow and Ward.
The circular letter of Elder Harper
was read and adopted
The following recommendations of
committee were adopted: That the As
seciation meet next 10 Olympia. on the
Friday before the second Sunday in
September, 1879; that the Introductory
sermon be delivered by Rev. j. H.
Teale, the educational sermon BY
Judge Greene. the Missionary sermon
by Rev. ]. A. With.
The Committee on Obituaries made q
suitable report on the death Of sisters
Johns and Austin.
The statistics presented gave proof Of
. growth all around. bat in no other
deld so great ~ that in Seattle. where
the Church, over and above all losses,
increased its membership twenty seven
persons during the year. The statistics
referred to tell these facts:
The Seattle Church has 50 mem bers
aud l2O Sunday School teachers aud
scholars. Olympia has % members and
% persons in the Sunday school. Vic
toris has Al members and 46 in the
Sunday School. Centerville has so
members and IS in the Sunday School.
White River has Is members and SO
in the Sunday School. Puysllup has
IL members and New Westminster 8.
Fren Skagit and Ovstsrville Churches
no report whstev.r WAS received.
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A few days sinos Orville Grant, .
brother Of the ex-President. was COM
mittsd to an insane asylum in New
Jersey. Just now the chances of the
ex.Presidents candidacy are looming
up immediately upon the political hori.
- zon..s o. oourse bis political aspirations
have awakened bitter opposition against
him. and oil sorts Of filings are being
made at him by the opposition press.
This may be eli well enough in politics.
With the exception that some of these
sheets are taking advantage Of tho cir.
ca@stAnces of his brothers insanity to
got in dirty fling At the ex.Presidsnt
A more beastly piece of dirty work was
= aevsr attempted In journalism. None
but the lowest class of political black
guards -so&ld eS>r--sttempt "a turss
circunstance cf this kind into political
capital. and the reflections which
@aiF thsS Asvs sileiy sttenptsd 10 cast D.
q $ ent N a. prGaid&at's family on acconni
of his brothers misfortunes. can only
rccoil with double force upon their OWE
Il up(6A 0sch slurs ~ these can nevel
. xeasA the cx.Preaident; they mus fal
far short Of their mark, and resoil only
upon those who cast them. The politi
80. al encmiss Of Grant must be extreme
.s,a u Mort sighted indeed to think that il
THE way they can detract from th,
popularity Of their opponent. for sucl
indecent abuse win only tend to awake,
general sentiment Of sympathy TO
the man and his afflicted family. and
enhance his popularity with the mssss
ten fold.
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corner of Bush, where they took che
cars for Woodward's Gardens. where
literary exercises were held, Judge z.
Hastings, presiding. An Grafton was
delivered by Charles z. Trsvers, sud a
poem by Daniel O'Connell. Rev. A.
Williams oficiated as chaplain.
The amount raised for yellow fever
sufferers to date by Ex-Governor Low,
Treasurer of the Citizens Relief Con-
n,ittee. is tI2,42s 95 At the sale Of
seats Tomorrow for tho benefit Of the
California theater Thursday afternoon,
Mrs Scott Siddons, the actress, will
auction off the boxes allotted them. The
benefit promises to be grand success.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

At the Territorial Democratic Conven.
ton at Vancouver, the following reso-
lutions were adopted as the platform
on which that party will make their
campaign stand:
/. That we are unslterabiy opposed to
the dismemberment Of the Territory,
and are in favor Of otste government
at the earliest moment our population
and wealth will justify the same.
2. That we are unqualifedly in favor
of the extension of time for the COM
Pletion of the main line and branch Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
We recognize as enemies Of tho pro-
perty Of our people oil who oppose
such extension.
3. That the improvement Of the Co
lumbis. Snake and other great rivers Of
our Territory are national works. which
should be prosecuted to an early COM
pletion.
4. That We recognize the mutual de-
tendency of labor and capital. and do.
precste oil attempts TO aptagonize
control and the strikes Of labor to re-
sist this control as destructive Of the
true interests Of both.
8. That the present business depres-
sion and wide spread distress through.
out the Union is chiefly attributable to
unwise measures of finance for which
the Repuolican party is wholly respon-
sihle.
6. That the policy of the government
in relation to the Indian tribes on this
coast, the experience of the past demon.
strates to be failure and change
therein is imperatively demanded; such
sn abandonment of the reservation
system as will insure the breaking up
of the tribal relations of the Indian. or
the consolidation of all the reservations
into one with military control, in order
that the annual raids of the hostile
bands and the murder of our citizens
may be effectually checked, the peace
and prosperity of the Territory re-
auires.
!. That the liberties Of our nation
rest in the intelligence of its citizens,
and that our common school system
caunot be overestimsted, nor can too
much care be bestowed to make it more
liberal and perfect
8. That our nation is to be congratu.
lated that in none of the great sister
hood of States, Federal Isyonets are
used to enforce the laws. but that all
arc once more moving along harmonic
Ously under the government establish.
cd hy the free SURFACES of its people.
and upheld BY their patriotism and de.
votion to liberty.
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ruE WEEKLY lyTEB.l.GGENCER.
Wednesday, Sept. IL, 1878.
CURrAILINa PRODUCTION.

Among our dispatches Of yesterday
morning we published one from Man
chester, England, containing the sisgu-
lar statement that "ths movement for
curtailing productions had become con-
siderable" and further as consequences.
OF course. that scarcely any descrip-
ton OF cloth or yarn can now be ship
ned st current rates without loss"
What folly is this on the part of our
British cousins? Have they really
been 20 far deluded by the fallscious
CRY of over production as to finally at
tempt to curtsil it by such means as
are indicated in the above dispatch.
Nothing can be moro evident upon a
moments reflection. than that any at
tempted general movement OF this
kind, either in this country or that,
would Lead directly to an aggravation of
the evils from which they and We are
now suffering. and which certain class
Of dsmsgogues have attributed to over
production.
Nothing 10 more ridiculous than to
suppose that the present wide spread
and general distress among the indus
triai classes Of this and other countries
ID due to over production. As well
attempt to account for the pangs Of
hunger on the plea Of overlooking as
TO assert that the present want and
distress among the industrious millions
here and elsewhere. is due to SUPER
abundance OF the elements Of life.
IL this connection we recall to mind
some remarks made in Congress last
winter, during the debate Of the tariff
bill, by Western member. which run
about a. follows: would you at
tempt to make the thousands of uncm.
ployed people Of this country believe
that they srs hungry because they have
produced too much food that they are
shosless ard foot sore because they
have produced too many shoes; that
they arc houscless because they have
built too .:,sny houses and constructed
too much furniture; that they are
naked and in rags because they have
spun and woven too many fabrics"
Here we have the whole argument Of
over production refated. The markets
can never be glutted. as it is claimed
they are. while millions are suffering
from want aud cannot be supplied; and
are cruelty deprived Of the privilege Of
toiling for tho means to purchase just
these nscessaries Of life which are
claimed to be in superabundancc. No.
Tho evil from which we suffer must b
accounted for in another way. The
seat OF the disease will b found to b
in the functions of circulation.
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Eighth Annual Baptist Association.

The Baptist Association of Puget
Sound and British Columbia met in the
BAptist Church of Seattle on Friday.
Sept. 9Th. where their sessions were
conducted in the most harmonious man.
ner that day and the two days following:
It was called to order by Judge
Greene. who was afterwards elected
Moderator pro tenn. and still later per-
nancnt Moderator; Rev. J. n. Teals
being chosen Secretary, and John Web
ster Treasurer.
The Committse on Enrolmsnt of
Delegates reported fiftesn persons pre-
sent with credentials, which number
was increased by later arrivals.
Visiting brethren were given Q cor.
dial welcome; the number Of such in
Guiding Rev. II. w. Brown. tho Evan.
gelist. Rev. ID. p. Marryatt. of Iowa,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. HUI. Of Oregon.
Elder Weston delivered the introduce
tory sermon, from Ephssians 9th and
18th.
Committees on New Churches. Di.
vine Worship and Obituary were
appointed. e.
The report Of last years SECRETARY
Was read and referred.
The Committee on new Chuechse
reported those of PuyAllup and New
Westminster. which wseo received
and the hand OF fellowship extended
by Elder Weston.
A collection of $40 IS Vas taken M
for Home Missions.
After discussion Of the came, The
Home Mission report was adopted.
The Committee on Missionary Boat
reported and were discharged. In this
connection we may state that Judge
Greene and Elder Ladlow made q writ
ten proposition to the Association to
build. equip. run and maintain steam
launch. free Of expense TO the Associa.
tion; their object being to reach, at
logging camps. fishing stations and
farming settlements. many persons With
tho Gospel who would not b reached
otherwise. Their generous offer Was,
OF course. accepted with thanks. and .
donation made to them Of $50 in mon
~ aud of the maps and charts be-
longing 10 the Association.
Tho COMMITTEES on Bible History re-
ported by handing in Documents look
ing 10 the preparation If history il
the future.
The Secretary was given time to di.
gest the matter in his hands prepsrs.
tory to its publication.
Amendments to the Coustitutioa
we're adopted % follows:
| Rssoleea. That Churches net repre-
ssnting themselves 10 this Association
by either letter o. delegate Cor two
successive years shall b stricken from
the rolls.
| Rsseleaa, Zach Church shall b emit
l tied 10 ave deleeates In THE Assscia-
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%egg2!|A(!E)G!Ea

SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music AZ Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co..
augSl -d&w1y fan Francisco.
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VIRGINIA, Sept. s-A young man
named Parks. in the employ of Perkins,
druggist. was found dead in bed ia the
Arlington House this morning. He
left note stating that his life w.s .
failure and he had taken prussic acid.
No cause is known for the act.
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San FRAKcIsco. Sept. 9-Rishard
Smith. aged nine years. an inmate Of
the aims house. was drowned in pond
: 6stwssn Lake Honda and the aims
Aoss. while bsthing Saturday after.
noon.
: III Pioneers are celebrating admis-
sion day. They assembled 1t their
ball this morning aud marched through
Montgomery and Kearney streets TO the
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- For the finest picked pigs feet
ia town, Schweitxer case, sardines, or
anchovies. 60 to Vanity Fair. where the
coolest beer in town IL to be had.
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0For smoked halibut, or napes and
ans picked call on r Bean, Front
street.
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EAsTxRS OAT1nAL for sale It
ChilberR Brothess'.
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MASON DoRxx RESTAURANT, Front
street, next to the " Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trsv-
cling guests.
d. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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CALL ON J. A. NcPHxE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the cty and sells at
Tho cheapest rates. Customers msy be
supplied ct either wholesale or retail.
Stand In 8. Kenny's merchant tsiloring
establishment, Commercial street. Be-
sttle, ". T. myl7 diff
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EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drxfts issued
It lowest rstss On Great Britain. Ire
land. Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold 1t lowest rates By Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. ". +.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TN ORDER TO MAKE THR REGATTA FAIR
i IN all respects. IL has been decided that no
bost shall Be declared entitled TO the prize which
do~s not round all the baoys within four hours
from The time Of starting. Sailing masters Will
govern themselves accordingly.
By or.-r ef the Club.
FRANK HANFORD. Secretary.
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The House is in session tonight,
The Feniau Scare.

NORTH TROY, VT, May 21.-The cores
pondent OF the Associated Press has visited
several OF the principal towns on the Ca
madam border. BE found everywhere the
most intense excitement prevailing. The
Dominion militia are supplied with arms
and ammunition. and are ready at an hours
notice to concentrate their force TO repel
invasion on the Canada border, which is
claimed to be imminent. and that Irish ma
tionalists in large numbers and with the
greatest secresy possible are making their
way into the interior of Canada. with orders
to concentrate at different points for an on
slaught on Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, and
other prominent Canadian towns. Another
theory advanced is that the Fenian demon
strationis merely q ruse originated and con-
Quoted by Russian agents in this country
to engfoSs the attention OF the Dominion
Government to her home interests and bring
recruiting for English service in the Domin-
ion to stop. Another theory advanced is
that the demonstration has its inception in
the provinces. To ascertain the exact move
ments is impossible. All kinds OF rumors
are rife. It is currently reported that arms
and ammunition have for weeks past been
brought into the provinces, where they are
now conceded. The rumor that ten thou
sand men are congregated in the vicinity OF
St. Adams and Fairfield is greatly exag-
gerated. There are without doubt, how
ever, large numbers Of men scattered all
along the line.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, alny 81, 1878.

TUESDAY. ainy 81, 1878.
American Gotd.-lg0H bid.
q State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conso's. sex bid. 60
asked; Virginia consols, new. 81 BID, So asked;
Virginia fundable. 20 bid: Virginia deferred, Ak
bid Virginia interest certificates bis: Virginia
tax-receiVable coupons, SIX bid, SO asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's, 1lS bid
Richmond city 6's, 1024 bid: Norfolk city water
S,s bid: Norfolk city 6's 95 asked Fredericks-
burg city rs, lG2k bid: Manchester 81, 90 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Virgtnta Central Railroad
first mortgage 6s, j. and D., 100 bid VIrgtBa Gem
trail Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and d. 20 bid;
and j., 90 bid; Virgins Central Railroad nom
mortgage S's, j. and j., So bid Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad third mortgage SIS, j. und j., 90
bid; Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred
6's, j. and j., ~ bid; Southside Railroad third
mortgage preferred &c, j.. and j., 80 bid; Peiers-
burg Railroad first mortgage Ss, j. and j., 81 bid;
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage 8s, j. and j.,
16 bid, rs asked; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road first mortgage S's. A. and o.. 100 bid; Rich
gage Ss, j. and j.. 103 bid: Richmond 1redericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, and j.,
97H bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's, A.
and D., 81 bid. 800. 81. ~.
Railroad Richmond aud Petersburg Rail-
road, LOO par 80 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad six cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 80 bid: Richmond Fredericksburg and PotO-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
80 bio: Richmond ana Danville Railroad, 100 par,
bid. saas
Bank Stocks.-First National, 90 par, 5 bid !;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 43 asked.
Insurance COfRDdnies.-Virainia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 40 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par,
102 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
95 bid, 80 asked; City, 100 par, 70 bid
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general conference sIcthc<tfst Episco.
an ga Il s.sia M, ssf5n - q.

tkfe n S,RktAA 70 S0Se~s"s
ATLANTA, May 3D. COMMITTEES on Epis-
copaey reported thai they had called the
names Of the bishops one By one, and had
carefully reviewed the administration os
eacl, for the past four years. aud they found
each oil them biafpeless. j rs.
They also submitted b paper on the death
OF Bishop Marvin, which luiled the Confer
ence into perfect peace, and was heard with
profound interest.
SUNDAY ITEMS.
Rev. j.. j.. Iafferty, OF Richmond. was
announced for Sunday. ehool speech.
Rev. DR.. John &c. Edwards for the morn
ing sermon aI Trinity church.
No other Virginia preachers name ap-
pears In the Sunday announcements, We
think.
fBy telegraph to the Disratch.l
ATLANTA, GA, May 21.-The General
Conference To-day considered the report on
the puhlishing-house at Nashville. The
matter Is still pending. The house will be
continued, but under new restrictions. AT
noon Rev. George Douglas, LII. D., frater-
nal messenger from the General Conference
OF Canadian Methodists, was received.
Bishop Kayanaugh responded. Tomorrow
the fraternaI delegate from the African
Methodist Church will be received.
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EXCITING SCENE IN A CHURcH.-At the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Philadelphia, last Sunday, the canopy of
the alta OF the Blessed Virgin caught fire
from taper with which an acolyte was
lighting the candles, and Father Kieran, in
trying to extinguish it. threw piece OF the
burning fabric behind him, the fragments
falling upon the lace surplice Of the pastor,
Rev. Father Filan, and setting it in flames.
A young man jumped over the sanctuary
railing and tore the vestment off just in
time to save his life. Intense excitement
prevailed among the congregation.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

LUBIN:S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
LUBiN'S TOILET.POWDER.
c0S6DRaY,s LAxESpER water.
GoUDRAY'S STICK PoMATUM,
LTS NBR9RGs E ETHE SST9 fNTRAcrs
CoLGATE'S MULT1FL ORA WATER,
COLGATE'S ROSADORA WATER.
GG9LGGAATE's h hAnEARBH s MiTEh'
VAN ROSKlRk'S SUZODONT. =,
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASlI On. & b.,
SAPUNINE DENTIFRICE t5I. &c b.,
GHlLmS 9DoN NJ,
DoWpES,s DENTAL. FLUID,
GAkDER's DEMTIERICE,
THgRST0N,s T TOOTH F0
MAW's ENGLISH TOOTR-BRUsHES.
JEWSBERRY & BROWNS TOOTH-PASTE,
G g3TNbEks,s g2 P06H.PaWphR.
LADY BYRON EACE-POWDER,
0AsWELL, HAZARD 3 COS COLOGNE.
SUPERIOR IVORY FINE-COMBS,
FINE BUEFA sIiOHoRM COMBS,
INFANTS HAIR-ERUSHES,
ENIERsON,s RAZ0R.sTRAPs.
I HanSscms bR9EssSisGIGssEs,
The leading HAIR PREPARATIONS,
BATH-SPOSGES,
FLESH-BRUSHES,
FLESH.TOWEls,
FLESH-GLoVES. 49, yla
POLK MILLER & CO., Apnthecaries,
my2l corner Ninth and Main streets.
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HUNYABI JANos WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NovELT
IUNYADI JANOS, II
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET unyadi Janos.-Baron Liebis
affrms that its richness in aperient salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most eflcacious aperient water.''
PROFESSOR vIRCHOW, BERLIN. Invariably
y. good and prompt success; most valuable
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZoNI, .wURzBURG. II pre-
scribe none but this.'' IS
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. D.. +. r.
S., LONDON. More pleasant Than Its rivals,
and surpasses them in eficacy.n
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., +. r. S., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEy. Preferred to
Pulna,and Friedric p |::a Ri
A WINEGLAssFULA DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE, TRAVELLING
s 8. PUBLIC. III GtSs n n
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLL1NARIs CoMpANY. lLimited), London il.
FREDERICK DE barry 4: Co,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York,
a5t Sole Agents for United States and Csnadas.
siistg FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GRO cERs. AND DRUGGISTS.
.PURCELL. LADD & Co, Richmond,
ssz.s4s General Agents for Virginia.
The labe, on every bottle rs printed on BLUE
paper. IN 2s.sLW& F&ee9tAu27
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Movements of the Russians on Board
the Cimbria.

ELLSWORTH. Me-, May 21.-There are in
dications that the Russian forces on the
steamer Cimbria may soon be divided and
part OF them transferred. In addition to
those who left last week, thirteen Russian
officers, including the paymaster, left yes
terday for New York and Boston. To-day
three Russian engineers from the Cimbria
passed through Ellsworth on their way 20
New York. The officers in charge are en-
deavoring to make arrangements for the
conveyance of men to Bangor to take the
cars to New York.
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fdestroyed, WITH the surrounding firms.
The water In the river. Tny became heated
to such degree that the fish sought refuge
outside the water. The shocks were feit In
Caracas. and were the heayiest known since
1872. The property destroyed ia Caracas
amounts to Sl00, 600.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, May 81, 1878.
The nreaKs TO-DAY comprised 200 hos9heaGs
and 80 tierccs. The offerings IL auction on
Change were 96 packages; Of which number 10
were taken I'm. and the remainder sold al prices
ranging from 81 10 $50.
We continue 70 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common 10 medium, 81 .50@S2; medium
to good. S3@S3.50.
LeaE-Conmon, S4M55: medium, So 0G: good,
S6.50@$7.50; fine, SS@$10.
BRIGHT.
Li.gS.-Common coIory, S361$4.
FtlterS.-Common. S4GlS5; medium, S5GlS7; ;
good, s7@$10; fine, Sl0@S13.
iSmokers.-Common. S7(9$S.50; medium. 500
81 good, $l0@si3; fine, S15@$1S; fancy. SIS
Trappers.-Common, SlO@a14; medium. s15
@ls2O; good, 25@S40; fine, $50@S55; fancy,
S6O6S65.
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New York.
FATAL ACCIDENT O

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.
NEW YORK, May 81 AS girder Of the
elevated railway was being hoisted into
position to-day the chain gave way and the
girder fell to the ground, fatally iniuring
two men and breaking the legs Of another.