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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-03
Report of the wreeking Tugs.

NORFOLK, Va, Feh. ..
The wrecking Tugs have all returned
from the wreck of the Metropolis. and
report terrible surf breaking all along
the shore, and a strong southerly cur
rent. Nothing Is visible of the wreck
but her steam drivers; all her wood
work is gone. The Cygnet. and the
other steamer that wen by the canal,
will not arrive until late tonight or
early in the morning. II is the gen.
eral opinion of wreckers that the Me
tropolis grounded at low tide. which
kept her from forcing closer III shore.
Trains In the Snow Drifts.
BosToS, Feb. 2.
Several accidents. thrilling. but not
destructive of life, are reported in con-
nection with the attempts of trains to
break through snow drifts on the ysri-
Gus roads.
Illness OF n. r. Wade.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 2.
Advices to-day from Jefferson, Ohio.
saw that tho HIM r. y Wada Il vary
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zte Plague.
At new ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS. October Ilifty-fou
deaths anu 251 new cases baYe been re
ported up to noon to-day.
Reports to the Board OF Health indicat,
an increase over yesterday. Many cases ar,
reported where white families, heretofor,
exempt haYe been stricken down.
The Howards refuse to furnish ale
through other associations. They reiterats
their former statement, that they have suffi
acient funds to meet every demand upoT
them for the relief OF destitute sick.
At MEMPHIS. &
MEMPHIS, October Lit is oppressiyely
warm and the fever is spreading. From
noon yesterday until noon to-day AZ deaths
were reported. Among the deaths is Cap
tam Nat. Green and wife, and Joseph Mul.
Ter, nurse from Mfnden, la.
AT CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga. October 1.-Two deaths
from fever in the past twenty-four hours |:
no new cases. The Relief Committee an
nounce that the funds and supplies on hand
are ample for all immediate needs. =
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. October 1.-Mr. EgIaYer, of
the urn OF Menken & Co.. of Memphis,
died here To-day OF yellow-feYer.
AT OTHER POINTS.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October 1.-One death
and one new case at Pilot Town.
BATON ROYCE, October 1.-Eigh,y-eicbt
new cases and two deaths.
PORT GIBSON, October 1.-THE epidemic
greatly abated. Spreading to an alarming
extent in the country. and forcing refugees
back to town. Six hundred cases here out
II the remaining population Of 700. Deaths
% date. JIG.
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EXPORT STATIsrICs--INFLow OF GOLD
Washington, September 30 From the
monthly statement OF the Chief OF the Bu-
reau OF Statistics TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the excess of exports over i'm
ports Of merchandise appears to have been
as follows: Month ending August 81, 1877,
S3,471 ,652; month ending August 81, 1873.
$22, 196,220; eight months ending August
81, 1877, S3S.95l, 995; eight months ending
August 81, 1878. $1SS, 501 ,037. Il
The excess Of exports over imports OF
gold and silver (coin and bullior) appears
TO have been as follows: Month ending Au-
gust 81, 1877, $41S,64O; month ending Au-
gust 81, 1878, $780, 2S; eight months end
ing August 81, 1877, S25.463,551; eight
months ending August 81, 1878, S62l,2s3.
These statements indicate an increasing
flow Of specie and of American securities
toward this country.
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con.resssona, Nominations.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, October 1.-The Green.
| hackers Of the First district have nominated
Isaac Bleavis.
Troy, n. T., October 1.-Walter A. Wood
has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans.
HUDSON, n. Y, October 1.-The Green
hackers of the Thirteenth district have
nominated John 3. w. Doty. t@.s
WHITE JUNCTION, VT, October 1.-The
Greenbackers Of the Third New Hampshire
district have nominated Hon. j. w. john
son.
ROCHESTER, October 1.-The Democrats
Of the First New Hampshire district have
nominated Herbert F. Norris.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The Republicans Of
the Second district have nominated George
r. Davis.
LOWELL, Mass, October 1.-The Green
hackers of the Seventh district have nomi-
mated Mayor John A. G.. Richardson for
Congress. ...
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

LONDON, October 1.-The Berlin CORE.
Spondent OF the Times teleSraphs: .sThc
Nord Deutsche Zeitung Government organ)
says that among the amendments proposed
bv the Liberals to the anti-Socialist bill
which the Government cannot sanction, and
the one the least acceptable, is that which
restricts the operation Of the law to two and
half years. In this the Government organ
probably expresses intentions entertained by
Bismarck, who has been threatening an
other dissolution of the Reichstag in the
event OF an unsatisfactory result of the So
cialist debate. Bismarck is expected to at
tend the second reading OF the bill in COM
mittee to-day (Tuesdayj, when matters will
assume more decisive shape"
Wholesale Frauds In the Russian Conn
missarints
LONDON, October IA Berlin dispatch
says: "The Russian Imperial Commission
appointed to Investigate alleged frauds in
the commissariat during the late war has
charged five hundred officers OF various
grades, including forty colonies, with fraud
and misaDplicatlon OF public money"
Roat-RacinS on the Thames.
LONDON, October IA boat-race for
G200 took place to-day on the river Thames
between Cannon and Hawdon, the course
being from Putney to Mortlake. Hawdon
won the race by four lengths.
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Washington Items,

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Commits.
sioner OF Indian Affairs has received infor-
nation that Red Clouds Indians begun to
move to the White Clay reservation on the
2lst OF September. Spotted Tails Indians
moved three weeks ago to Rosebud agency,
seventy miles west OF the Missouri.
0. Il. Irish, OF Nebraska, Assistant Chief
OF the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
has been promoted to be Chief, Uice Nc
Pherson, resigned, and Daniel w. Wilson,
OF Ohio, to be Assistant Chief.
General Halbert e. Paine has been ap-
pointed Commissioner OF Patents.
The following are among the cadet-mid-
shipmen appointed to-day to enter the Ma
val Academy: Hammond Fowler, Robert
Woods, and w. w. Ricketts,, OF Virginia.
Dean Stanley is here.
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VALUE OF THE M1ssIss1Pp1 JErr1Es-1n

VALUE OF THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.-In
recent letter to member OF Congress,
Captain Eads makes some important state
ments concerning the present condition OF
bis improvements at the ietties: "The jetty
channel is now almost as good as the en-
trance to New York harbor. Larger, ships
and steamers visit the port OF New Orleans
than ever before. Ocean freiebts have been
so greatly lowered in consequence that the
saving on cotton alone from the port OF New
Orleans the past season was over 81 900, 900.
AS the channel deepens and commerce
adapts itself TO these new conditions the
benefits to the producers OF Missouri will
be still more extensively enjoyed. The
permanent improvement OF the mouth of
the Mississippi operates as a regulator OF
transportation charges, and thus adds to the
value OF every busbel OF grain grown for
export to Europe or for consumption in the
Atlantic States and it also cheapens to the.
farmer all Of bis merchandise and other
supplies brought from the East"
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Match Game OF Cricket.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The game Of
cricket between the Australian eleven and
4 picked team OF the members OF 81.
Georges, Staten Island, and Manhattan
Clubs commenced on the grounds of ST..
Georges Club this morning. The Austria
lians won the toss and sent the Americans
to the bat. The Australians were loudly
cheered on taking their positions at 11:15
O'Clock. At little after y O'Clock twelve
wickets were down for forty-eight runs, the
game standing: forty-siX runs. with fifteen
men out. The Americans failed to score
any more runs IN their first inning. After
lunch the Australians went to tde bat, and
at 2. NJ. three wickets were down for six
runs. The fielding OF the American team
was magnificent.
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louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-Weather fine.
Attendance large. First race-mile heats.
The first heat was won by Glenmore
Checkmate second; Fortune third. Time,
l:4G4 Second heat-won by GIenmore;
Fortune second; Checkmatc third. Time,
1:453.
Second racc--mile dash for two-year
olds-won by Spendthrft; Lilly r. sec
ond; Long Girl third. Time, 1:45.
Third race-miIe heats-won by Berga-
mont; Edinburgh second; Solicitor last.
Both heats il same orItr. Time, 1:lG5,
1:444.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. dash
Won by Milan: Tom Sawyer second Fairy
Queen third. Time, lit.
Last race one-and-one-e eighth miles-won
by Wartrld; Bramblc second; Pomeroy
last. Time, l:5G.
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tobacco sold last .sipraIi III .tis77 .sos
pounds The value, 22l0 4, Isl. 74 tho averape
per hundred, 80 20 .s s. The quantity aold fl,
September 1877 was ], 90, 47g pounds the
value. eI4l, 437. 88;; the aversge, OIL 49,
IL Is announced that Elder s. Gary has re-.
signed the passorate OF the Second icolored1
Baptist church, aud thar the resignation has
beer, accepted. There have been troubles
10 that church Tor a long time between the
late pastor and some OF his deacons, and
amongst the deacons, and several cards have
been published by the several parties; bnt
all the accounts could getwere given with
. confusedness OF statement that would
have siIenced any reporter. ALPHA.
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The Mexican RenuhIic.

HAVANA, October 1.-The steamer City OF
New York, from Vera Cruz. brings the fol-
lowing intelligence from the City of Mexico
to September oath:
Senior Mata, Secretary OF Foreign Affairs,
has resigned on account OF ill-health. It is
believed that Senior Zamacona will be his
successor. The reception of Zamacona in
the western cities of the United States had
made 4 favorable impression. The Mexican
merchants enthusiastcal favor entering
into close commercial relations with the
United States. The American residents
have contributed upwards OF $4,000 for the
yellow-fever sufferers in the South.
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Pres fsclaI AmerIcnns.
THE REMaRRABLE DIscoVEnlEs or ANTIQUE
REMARKS 4T TRENTON. N. i 4S5s


THE REMARKABLE DIscovEnIEs or ANTIQUE
REMAINS At TRENTON, n. ].
Ia writing Of the articles Id She Peabody
Museum at Harvard Uniyersity correspon,
kdent says 81 s5ss.
i Perhaps the most momento,is OF these
additions, although certainty not; the most
Interesting to the casual glance, unaequaint.
ed With their significance, are the trays OF
9 palnolItbs = dug up BY DR.. G. q. AbDott,
al. Trenton, N. J.. DR.. Abbott has exhum-
ed an astonishing quantity OF comparatively
modern Indian relics upon his farm, and
some years ago the Doctor began to find
very rudely Clipped forms OF stone which
undoubtedly were the work OF human
hands; ind these occurred deep down in
glacial grayels. Further investigation
showed that among these implements, as
more and more were brought to light, there
was strong uniformity and o constant
difference from any accidental fractures Of
stone. It would be difficult to describe
them. There was rude resent lance In.
shape and contour to the commoner types
OF modern stone implements, but they were
evidently the work Of the very beginners in
art apprentices in the work OF civiliZatiouI
and they bore upon them incontestible
marks OF a vast antiquity. As the evidence
accumulated that these crude weapons Of a
forgotten race were really of human work
and that they had not been drifted
Into the grayels where they were found by
any subsequent operation OF nature or acct
dent-a conviction which was supported by
The judgement Of the most competent geo.
ogists-the conviction forced itself upon
;be finders mind that the men who made
hese weather-worn, rough implements
must have been in existence before the for
nation OF the gravel banks, and hence must
lave been at least contemporary with the |
ce-sheet which during the glacial period
,apped the northern hemisphere. Such
discovery as this, which is likely to be
ollowed by corroboratiye evidence from
ther parts OF the country. will surely
brow great light on the aboriginal history
4 this continent; and il 1t ever il proved,
$ has been suggested, that the makers Of
hese paIaolithic glacier-buried implements,
riven southwark by the advance OF the
,e-sheet, followed it northward again to
eeome the ancestors Of the present Eskimos,
ne great problem is solved.
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During n quarrel on Sunday at Heidel
berg, Pa, between Jacob KresSley and
Elias Lins, neighbors occupying adjoining
farms, Eressley struck Lins i'll the face witt
club. The latter fell dead. A post-morten1
examination is to be made 10 decide " neither
the blow was the case OF his death.
A new post-office is established at Lees
Mills, Washington county, Va, Oh the route
from Molston to Saltville, with James f.
Lee as postmaster. A new post-otfice is
established at Bunsley Gap, Washington
county, Va, OH the route between Holston
and Leesville, with James N. Counts rs
postmaster.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa,cl.l


correspondence Of the edmond Dispatcl,l
SEPTEMBER 30, 1873.
One Of the citizens who lives on the out
skirts OF the city tells me that there was
frost enough last Saturday morning, the
2Sth. to kill cymbling.yines. have heard
Of frost nowhere else and Of no other dam.
age by that frost.
Rev. j. w. Bledsoe preached on AnaDias
and Sapphira Sunday night, and at the close
of the services solicited contribution for
Randolph-Macon College. This he did, he
stated. at the request OF the authorities OF
the college.
A letter has been received from Rev. j.
E. L. Holmes, dated September I'd, at Alex
andrIa, Egypt, in which he states that he
was going up to see the pyramids thence
to Palestine, where he would stay fifteen
days; and thence he would set out for home
by the shortest route. He expected to be at
nome about the LIST OF November.
Inc Musical Association is making pre-
paratiOns for a series of entertainments
during the fall and winter. DIR. e. G.. Hol-
land, the president, announces that the
business OF the Association has been sue
ccssfuliy managed in every respect, and
that 1t is the desire Of the Executive Com
mittee to have the number OF members run
up from seventy, the present number, to
one hundred.
The disposition TO bold tournaments
seems to be general In all the surrounding,
country. Many have been held, and several
are advertised as to be held on very grand
scale within the next few days. The coli
ored people ofsthe city held a tournament
to-day, at which everything was done after
the ancient order, and last night the coro-
nation ceremonies took place. The first
prize was $50: the second, SIS; the third,
$40. Amongst the prominent men in this
tournament were several ofigthc political
leaders OF the eeforeda people.
Dir. X. w. Terrell, OF the e ohacea Assoc
ciation, WjthhoIds the figures for the year
which expires to-day till he reports thehnfn
his annual address The quantity OF leaf
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An Encounter with Tramps.

CINCINNATI, October IA special dis
patch says: "Last night, at Akron, Ohio,
two policemen proceeded to an old forge
within the city limits to arrest tramp on
suspicion OF being concerned in the Orr
vile post-oftice robbery. When they reached
the forge they were met by a gang Of tramrs
who chased them to the city ut the point OF
revolyers. Great excitement prevailed, and
the Mayor issued call TO get company Of
the Fifth regiment to arrest the tramps.
Company B, of The National Guards came
to the assistance OF the police and captured
eighteen, the remainder escaping"
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The Vanderbilt will.Case

NEW YORK, October lin the Wander
biIt wil-case to-day the so-caled Mrs. Stod-
dard was cross-eXamined. She refused to
answer number of questions touching her
character or relationship to men for whom
she kept house. A woman stood up in
court, and witness admitted that the woman
was Dr.. Stoddard's wife. Before recess the
counsel for Vanderbilt asked the Surrogate
TO place the witness in custody OF an Off
Ger during the recess TO secure her presence.
After all the explanations she could give
were in, he saddle would ask the Court to
commit her to await the action Of the grand
jury on a charge OF perjury.
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Fires at Sen.

boston, October 1.-The captain OF the
steamer United States, which arrived here
to-day from Savannah, reports that on the
night OF the 26th ultimo, twenty miles SOUTH
east OF Cape Roman, he saw the brig
Thomas, from Charleston for Liverpool, on
fire. He rescued the crew and brought
them to this port.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-The British
steamship Donati, from Rio. reports: Sep
TENDER Oath, latitude 200 3O/ north Ionei.
tudc $50 40/west. at $50 P. NJ, found large
ship. supposed to be American, on fire, evil
IDENTITY not long abandoned. No appearance
OF anybody on board. Cruised .around
some time and searched to the southwest
several miles, but could see nothing Of any
boats, and continued on course.
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BOND FILED.-The bond Of William L.
Cody and john T. Ford, in the sum OF
$4,000, was filed in the Interior Depart.
ment yesterday by Colonel George b. Cork
hill, attorney. The bond obigates that GER
tain Pawnee Indians, nameddittle Warrior,
Eaele-that-Flies-H High, Follow-the-Sun, and
Young Grass-that-Sprou Spring :
the latter q squaw-s be returned by
him to the agency. In the mean time, he
shall prevent them from using Intoxicating
spirits, and as far as practicable the indul-
gence in other vices Washington Repubi-
can, LIST.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..

| Trrs,,y n,,,, ,e-,
,.,,.,.rr $50, "~''''' l '''''
.9GeSioor: 23c. p ID.
Sut;er: Prime TO choice yellow. 1920: IA,
| Dr,"d ErTit: Sr,.,,;. om3c mc,ri,.. ,,cc,o,
5GSc: nnpecIcil, 2@3c.; caerr:rs. Sale. > d.
| EGGs: I'm bsrrris .l3Gl6c. "a ,.al,n: ia .r.;,..
| @lsc.
SOC.
| FlntS.sd:: 81 = brs!Ia
| Hdv: Virginia timothy. 65c.-Tery ,iun: c!ovt
| 00ts: Bale. .45c.
| Potnt0es: irish. p barrel. $l.75@&2.
Lard: Country. 7!$GH8..
Hue: 55@60c q Gus!,.
| EtlaHc. zoe.
S~i6i Etrdir: 336140c.
I Tao1 w ogoSc. 9 = w. ,,s,. .c,.,
Hrry Wool wool VIII bring from 10 &C. = ID >a tis!
C.ro,,,,,,s ..,,s,
' ''s .I>'e'. Az
rtmemt: Rose dale. $3.50 "a '"rre': lace
Eircr' SI.4UNusi.tu.
Lmt Hg NJ sGs lG". r. n,:Aes' sS' a.
l"st.r: Limp: si@s4 :s;'; sr5":::,
deli cred: cnlcint'! naser 81
l"T: i''tSe SIHc. s".2""ts3 1p.
Dry Gooo..
u>,.u., ..,..,,,.,,,, v"~'.,,
, s, Wnss. 1t ri'l.ncs.
IA nss on HIS hiSfr &C. 8 yamSs Nyer pc;
Vile r.: IL EE:kbri@e. 81. h6rSir;e sHt
ny ~ - In.s,o, 7 $50 ~ ie' -
ronestoea' &c; l0i r.nr,l. 30: PEI Pc ~; ~
SSc.II cn,,mI.,rns onc S''''' -"''' '"-' "''''
~ H.; -, ~ a. ;% ~ ia. I,,, c,.,,s,, w.,
sut;a, lOTc: "A alasonv;llr. G.5c.: IL Eockdae.
&C.: Al llome. s!.c.; ii Onr:ia. l0c.; a.
.ivnudaie, &C.: T.; soC!a:. &C.; ia AmO.keag.
9Ec.: Whtrston". &c; b Rarn::ey. 54s.: i Red
te,fi,or1n,h. &c: 10. W,,t,,.p' 81. in-a T,y
Minis. 22sc
Bj.niCN DriUS: Petersburg. G!r.; Grauiacq!i!e
g. korkbr:L.,n A. ST.: "A SG.
i,orsI Jenns: n;:yo.ia. s.: Ai,..E.as 1Gc..
Ha!lowcll, Sc.
DrnimS: IIarie:: i2iy.: Boston S,cJ.G sIi..< SIC
Prints: American &c: Aliens. &C.: Rich.
mond. &C.: Spra.l,e &C.: MANCHESTER. g.: WASH
inytun. &C.; Hamilton. &C.: MorrIr aek. &C.. Ala!.
ierv, a.: Oriental Pac,.c &C.; ArEC!i &C.; Lar
moi,y- 5lr.: Wam.rtrl re.
CenlSrtcs: Rice 5Jgc.: English Sc.
. ,,
Drugs DTestnhs. oii>, SS.
aipm: %.
AicOhol: -! !. %a!!nh
Concentrated LHs: t3.50FS:i saS+ Of :oa
dozen.
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The taxpayers Of Newport, +. l., have
obtained an Injunction against the City
Treasurer restraining him from, paying the
bill OF expenses for the ball given by the
City Council to the officers Of the British
squadron. The Injunction was granted by
Chfei-J nstice Dnrfee to give time for fur
Their investigate He said the Council
had'eXeeaded9 theis authority, buti.the only
question Was whether the petitioners by
their delay had lost their redress.
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lsait7 on Illicit DistiIieries In EOrtl,
6tarOliua.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-Commissioner
Raum has received the following from Rev.
enue-Agent Chapman, dated Statesvilie, n.
c., September Goth:
"Captain A. G. Bryan has Just returned
from q raid in South Mountain. lie cap
tured and secured twenty-seven packages
containing about 1000 gallons of whiskey
and brandy, two stills, three caps, three still
worms, and ten bushels of meal, and de-
stroyed 1000 gallons of mash and beer and
100 gallons of low wines. His party was
fired upon, and specialDeputy Long had
his horse killed."
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Conditions OF She robacco and Oat cror

Condition OF tile Tobaeco and Oat Crop
WASHINGTON, October Reports to the
Department Of Agriculture show that the
oat yield will probably equal that OF 1877,
which amounted to over 400, 100000 BUSH
els. The. highest State average is in Con-
necticut, and the lowest in Texas.
The twelve largest tobacco States, repre-
senfing about 95 per cent. OF the total pro
duct, report the September condition of
the crop as follows: Kentucky, IS; Vir-
ginia. go; Missouri, 81; Tennessee. o.;
Maryland, So; Pennsylvania, 90; North
Carolina, 81; Ohio, 80; Indiana, 90; Con-
necticut. LIS; Illinois, 70; Massachusetts,,
109. The general average of these States
is 81 against so in August. The Connecti-
cut valley bad a,prosperous season, and re-
ports large crop OF excellent quality. The
Chesapeake region falls about per cent.
below The average.
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THE b 4 b & NEWS
BY TELEgRApH FROM. All QUARTERS.

TILE ToBAccosAND DAT CRoP-THE oLEA-
& !; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
& sioNAL NoMINA -oBTTUARy--sENA-
TOR THURMAN TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill
WaILEADDREssING AbfEETIsGA TBELL-
3 AIRE-A DESPERATE GANG OF TRA1lPsAT
( AKRON, oHIO-AHI NTEREsTINGG AMEoF
cRICKET AT HOB KEN-FERRY.BOAT
BURNED AT NEwBURGH-THEP PROGRESS
OF THE SOUTHERN scoURGE-HEAvYD DE-
FALcAT1oN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i BANK-WA AFFAIRs-DEAN
STANLEY AT wAsHINGToN-A WIFE-Por-
sONER-FTIZ JOHN PoRTER's CAsE-vAN-
DERBrLT w1LL-CAsE-THE AFGHANIsTAN
hiIssION-BOAT-RACEo NTHETHAsfEs,& &C.
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pee D Z; sarsI.aa. 1880. ., e.ases.:

y5frr q ftxr,t.,. III X. 49,
FfsLs fafs1IfuN nm mt AHSs
II asa s. north Carolina Qross. 44M44.CHs NORTH
larohEE ROY. IN bsIY-arreis .2Es Machere1-
fN0sI t3sy. 81 o. No. u. fin b1rres. 3xls60s Nd 3
maeEercl SEQ Mo-. i. In Kits. 1925 40. Il. III
X ktfs. G1.87lF. 3sO.,y 3, $3.50.
Lard Prime. fs.rres and fierces, SNaa3e., ri
4ssssssses 4 Uumoa syruIs fIoksf,s,.ts. ne.
tercese 22c.. barrels E3e. genuine golseys evrrss
45M55c. - gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4On ere =
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