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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

DEATH FROM A FALL THROUGH HATCH
wAY.-Mr. Bennett EIam, brother Of J.
B. Elam, Of Richardson Il Co., fell through
the batchway at f. w. Clarke's bakery, on
Franklin street, Friday night. and died yes
terday morning at O'Clock from the effects
Of his injuries.
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6l2 Seventh sIr:,t, ichlaond, v

THEY DoN'r KNOW Ir.-Somt people don't
know that they are being swtnd.ei every 'ime theY
buy an Inre-ior. short-wti!ht asinx-. cwder. II
would he lar better 10 buy and use tn: oh relap'e
DooLEY,s YEAsT-PowDER. Every ackag OF The
Dooley Powder is warra nted abb olutely pure and
strictly full weight. Sold by Erccsrs generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. Sheriff John
W. Wright yesterday sold the lot and brick
store No. 90 Pearl street, between Main and
Cary streets, at present occupied by Messrs.
Roberts, Beal & Co., to Mr.. Edward \.
Cannon for S6,125.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

THE !!oZArr THIS EvENlSG.-First. over
turc. 9 Der Frei.chutz.' y eber, orchestra :;
second. q,larttttc. "EIow Can | Leave
Thee" McSsrs. Rct!ord, Reese. Cardozo,
and Perot; third, duo. violin and piano,
"Il Barbier," Ro>aini, Dr.. Bartkowski and
Mr.. Reinhardt; soto. baritone, Nancy
Lcc,' Adams, Mr.. II. T. Cardozo; fifth,
pot-pourrl. Faust Gounod, orchestra /;
sixth. q,lartettc. THE Wmdcrcr," Fischer,
McsSrS. Rediord, Reese. CardoZo, and Pc
rot; seventh. solo. piano, in two parts.
Etudc, No. T. Of Opus 20,' Chopin, and
..Rcveil dies Fees Prudent, Professor J.
Rcinhardt: eighth. "PizZicato" polka,
Strauss. and Gayotte, ">ccrct Love-"
Resch. orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

ROBBERY.-The stable OF James Conway
(colored). on Tenth street between Clay and
Marshall, was entered night before last and
robbed Of two sets of harDess-one OF them
q double set. The single SET belongs to DR..
Knox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

THE REFuGEEs.-Th Yeusen family OF
refugees from New Orleans are in charge OF
the Council Committt for the Relief OF the
Poor. They are comfortably provided for,
and citizens need not fear that they will
lack anything as long as they remain in the
city's hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

Edjt0rs DiSpdich: | desire to say that
the 4. Payne mentioned in the Policc-|ourt
proceedings yesterday is not Elzcy Payne,
OF Manchester. ELZEY PAYNE.
September -, 1878.
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GET WHAT Yor WAHT.--ls yom wan. 4 rrlcIy
that Will Ut nicc rid you permanently OF yuur
rheumatic pains. anl to remove their curse promptly
from the b0od, denidHi Dr. itERSDoS'S GYPST'S
GIFT at the counter OF any drusss.. AMI If h has
no, got II lie can supply you im ten minutes. Don't
let him palm off his dead stock on yoU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

ARMS FOR THE STATE.-The Governor has
lust received from The United States Gov
ernment five boxes, containing one hundred
Springfield muskets, dc. They were shipped
from the city OF New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

WHEAT.-The West is sending to this city
ria the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad large
quantities OF wheat. Among the receipts
Quite recently were 10000 bushels to A. 1.
Stokes Il Co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

VI. ELLYSCN CO.. advertising agents, Iniert 1G-
vcrtiscntts In all or the newspapers nf the Ch!'dA
Sta H. publishers rates. Orders let: at the His
Uutch countlus-roOIn viii receive prompt a!:ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

THROUGH FROM HUNTINGToN.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio express train from hunt
inston-the first since the late 1reshet-ar-
rived here yesterday at hali-past II O'Clock
p. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Stanton, Va. offer, SUI
DC rIor accommodations IL moderate rates TERMS:
- and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for coinntv-
clal men, alId only - per day.
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We have Il remnant Of CIGARS, all Havana f',:r
and binder, good size, nj IS box Call bef.re they
are all gone. W. ID. BLAIR K 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

LADIES ASDCETTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand -nadc-to orCcr-be,t quaity--;araGt,c 10
iiI-at EOSCuEN-s. 5Ca and 81 / Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

SAVE MONEY Dy nlrlilG your printing none at the
DISPATCH PEiSTI%G-ilOCsE. Good wocE, low
prices, alu satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

The Beethorcp dSsociuti0n.-Th above
named Association, recently organized in
this city, is IN very tlOurShin" condition.
Its objects are similar to those OF the Mo-
Zart Mu>icaI Association al Richmond.
.lfuSicaleS are given every Friday night IN
the beautiful room OF Henderson Lodge. in
IIcidcr'S Hall. The following are the OFF,
GERS OF the Association: William l.. Clopton.
president: DR.. Thomas u. Matthews. Rev.
George G. Nandcr~!lcc. Rev. William A..
Campbcil, vicc-i -i'rc>ihcn's; \. {. Attki.son,
secretary: William i. Mctrary, treasurer.
The Board OF Governors consists OF Rev.
William 4. ttmphe;i, Rev. Mr. Wander
slice, ID. J. Wri>i2cr, y. &. Harding, and
Il. T.. Morris>rttc. Or. l.. X. Chilc> and
Harvey J. NurnaIlv are the musical Girct-
tors George l.. Richardson, organist, with
Mrs. Joseph Walker as assistant. The
uianists are Mrs. \. {. Hardin" and Mrs.
\. e.. AtikiSson. Much pleasure is ant!cl-
patcd from the weekly mnSicntes.
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AUCTION SALES TszlS DAY.

~. On al snies Of ZEN Estate mafs tstDc-,
the lst nr Junnnry nn.i last NJ Juat ~. t0csgfs
the jr,S,nt usgr hurt In j., DHid byths DuTchUS.r
Ii, IN ssi.s ntndr btfiDp,H III. lsf "fJniy GhJIGE.
af me yeur tie Mr'S hnre 10 br P1id hy thH Sfifsr
iIIn~ rusIDr. wa~ aupIri about nflrrn years ago
bv all The real estate agents ia RicliGond and ~.
d les 20 Richmond ini virinIty1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AID GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlC MouiN-
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseased gums. Use MEADE i BAKERS carr
BoLIC MoUrH-WASu. Fitv cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

THE CANAL WILL BE OPENED TO LYNCH
BURG MoNDAY.-The following telegram
from Major Johnston, president OF the
James River and kanawha Company. in
reference to the damage to the canal be-
tween this city and Lynchburg. will be read
with pleasure ny a! interested in that great
internal improvement:
LYNCHEUEG. September IS, 1878.
Cot0nei ". z. Huntord, Eichmond:
The Tye-riycr break slight, and no scri-
ouS damage ut any point below Lyuchburg.
The packets leaving I.ynch5ur" and Rich
mond OH Monday Can run through without
>toppa"c. All the breaks are being re-
paired. I1liN W. JOHNSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

DUFF GORDON SHERRY tour own importa,ionI
4 good quality and perfectly pure. n 81 gallon.
W. ID. BLAIE Il Co..
g03 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

FOR ULCERATED MOUTH the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS GARBOLIC MOUTH-WA>u
are uncxcelIcd. Fltly cents n bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

DISCOLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use o: MEADE 4 BAKERS SArOSlSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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a GOOD MINED TEA al 50 cents pound.
W. ID. BLAIR Il CO..
9U3 Main struet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

ScIIooL-SlIOES, all the styles. chcapa ut
BoSCuEN's. 500 an! 5ll Broad Sire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

INCIrIE:T TARTAR AND SCrRF removed by
MEADE Il BhnERs SAroNISE DESTIFEICE.
Fifty cents Il hoX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

JNO. Z. LAUGHTDN. JR 10 4. VI. at No. 2O7
seventh rect, bll-cDun err. bc"r-plinD. &c.
T.. l.. WHITING. Higil- Con labc, ~ 4. II show
cases Owed goods dyer's establishment. irIln2
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

FOR BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE & EAKEE'5
CAREoLIC MOuTl~WASII. Fi.ty cents bo::.e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

Minor IGpicS.-An importaa. meeting OF
the City Council will be held to-morro"
night. :,
CAPTAIN William Whit"or;h and Council
man 4. Carr Gibbs, both recently severely
injured. are improving.
The Friday-evcning meetings at Inc
Meade Memorial church continue 10 gro"
in inter, 81.
The picnic at Granite BinI Tuesday was
4 weI!-attendcd and ENJOYABLE affair.
The komic Krcw Of komus continuc 70
make extensive preparations Tor thcir pa
radc at the approaching state Far.
Business ut the Ma, ,or's Court has been
unusually dull this week.
Meetings have been held AZ the McthouiSi
church this week.
Several OF the Manchester brich-yards
have suspended work for the season.
The public schools will resume their scho-
laStic term Monday, October Ith.
\ full statement OF the cost o! the city
dam will be submitted at the next meeting
OF the City Council by Actng-City-Ensl'
neer Lipscomhe.
At this time all the establishments on the
waite Line are IN successful operation.
Waterman Wren IS making some needed
improvements on the Free bridge.
An entertainment will be given at the
courthouse tonight for the benefit OF The
yclow-feyer sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

HEBREW ALMANAC for fhe year $500. A.
Or. $50 days, from September %, 1878, TO
September II. 1879, inclusive prepared by
Rev. N. J. Michebacher:
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HEBRON, KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
Septembcr Il, 1878.

Editors of Dispatch: On the second
Lord's-day in this month our lesson for that
day at Hebron in the International Series
was "The Good Samaritan" Rev. John
O. Turpin, the pastor OF the church. made
some very appropriate remarks upon its
review, and very feclingly alluded to the
situation of our neichbols in New Orleans
and other southern cities, and wishing to
aid them in their suh'erings, we herein en-
close check for our mite, which we wish
you would hand to the proper person to
forward to the city most needy.
JAMES G.. WHITE, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

mond or any other place. Such rumors are
circulated about all the towns and cities on
the Ohio. They have done Cincnnati's busi-
ness immense injury. Yet the people Of
that city continue to receive the refugees.
Those who have the fever are sent to hos
pitals.
s. NnSn.v 1Tfb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

Aid for The sgfsrerS.- Colonel William
=. Woodbridge. as chairman for Chester
field county o: the Eir@in1 Division Of tie
Army OF Northern Virginia Association,
has appointed excellent committees in all
tlc ma9l>tcriaI districts II the county TO So
Iicit funds in ai Di the yriIoWfcyer suffer-
cr>-all amounts collected TO be rcmIttcd
to W. K. Flournoy, cashier OF the Bank OF
Nrncnc~tcr.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Jsn,c,rroNs roR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. southwest TO northWest
winds. partly cloudy and hazy weather.
falling barometer, and stationary or hiSher
temperature. c,, e.otos
ro,pesSec. and the Ohio Valley, falling ba.
romctcr. s;ightiYi warmer, southerly winas.
narlly cloudy weather, and in the southwest
numerous light rains.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
Tu,ryoysTrR YESTERDAY G 4. NJ. 60 +;
4, NJ. 50: noon, -; 8 z. NJ, So; 6 z.
NJ, IS: midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, ,2!.
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A NEW BOOK By MEEKINS.

4 Week In Hepsidam.
Its Mountains It's People. It's Soil, Its Scenery, &C.
Together with
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Full Description

of
Is Lion uhat roarcthi, Its Whangdoo!le ttla moan
e,h) aud also Its Guyascuta> Chat says not amord,
but keeps up i D-i of th!nsfng).
Price, 25 cents. subs ipiion' sol citei.
Address GEORGE w. BAGBf.
f,12 Seventh STR, I. lchlnOnd, Va.
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GOODS FOR TIE PRESENT AND ArPRoACHINCs
SEASONS
can be found In great variety ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
They have inst received by steamship Old Dominion
large stock OF
CASsIMEEES, ALPtCAS. SILKS.
and Other DRESS GOODS;
fLhSSELS. BLANKETS:
HAMBURG EnGISG> AMI INSERTISGS.
TOECHoS LACES.
GOODS for BOYS aud MEMS WEAR. and FANCY
GOODS III :rrtl vasety-aii of witch will be sold at
exrc!uly low prices. Ttadc-doil.ir, taken a. 100
cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

WIFI IEIII.
Everywhere the food was unexpected.
The rain had fallen between twenty-lour
and fbirty-siy hours steadily. but apparent
" not unusually heavy. Timber, corn, cat
tle. and swine came dashing down the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

AS \ FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth. there is nothing gcod rs MEADE s. BA-
kER'S CARIoLlC MoUrl-WAsu. Fifty cents
bottle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18

". and prohibiting any Increase in the postal car
rvice duing he present wear.
M bIonnt of &C., member Of the appropfis-
on comm ttee, cN ained the bill. and showed The
increase ~ the cost Of the postal service that
the Increase had been at the rate OF per eel MT.
on the po'til car service itself. but the whole
railway service, since Julg 10, 1873, it had in
creased ID per cent. on the postal car service it,
sell. The deficiency had arisen in the determine
u'n oil the department against the will Of Con-
gess, that the service should be increa. ed Coz
kfess has been ignorant that there has been grow
l up IN silence This system of postal service.
long ess has not heen treated with common cour-
tesj ny the post Office p.rtment. The deficiency
wa ctaigeaba TO the department and now the
oihceis Of the post office department speak ,rium-
phanty Of their victory over Congress ON this
gu sion
Mr.Ilae defended the action OF the department.
The Po tnasterG Genel al could moi have done any
thlng else than report TO Congress that ;Lere was
adehcency Tie could not stop the service. All
he could do was TO notify Congress. The weight
oil the mails WAS constantly ncreasng aud the law
was pl'ltss on the Postmaster General to pay TOR
the postal service
MIR. Foster said that il the gentleman from
Texas (BOunt) did not know Of the decrease in
the postal car service he should know IT, The de-
paftGeEt had estimated last year 50 700 900 the
cost i0t the mail service, and but 50 900 had
been appropriated, thus giving rise the deticien
cy. II the dcreliction rests any where II rests
The House and the Committee on Approx ration
Ihe deficiency WAS the result of the general sys-
tenn OF economy Is ptactced by the Appropriation
Committee
lhe general discussion having closed, the com-
mltice proceeded 10 consider the bill for amend
mcnt..
MI Phillips of Ky. mo yed to strike out the pro-
viso which prohibit. the Increase OF the postal car
service during the year beyond what it was on the
first Of December, 1878. The motion to strike out
was advocated by Mr.. Mitchell and opposed by
Mr. Atkins, chairman of the Committee on APP
ptopnatons After some further debate of jo-
co-e nature tue committee proceeded to vote on
Mr.. Phillips motion, which was dsteaied.
Other amendments were offered aud rejected,
aud the committee then rose aud the House passed
the bill and adj dj)urncd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
TilE BiREAU or PKIN.iNt..
Glover say there have been no Fraud :
FraCticcd.

WAsnSGTON, Deccnber II. Some time ago,
Athiu-, Chairman of the committee on appropua-
tioh1. leqU stcd Glovcl ch ailnan Of In. commit
tee on cXpfndiiuIes III the treasury, to furnish
such irt lrnstiOn r. might be useful ia forming
general appropr alton hill~ Glover accoidinglv
sent to Atkins the statement that nati ,u4l bank
nor had eH printed in the Bur AT Of prnting
instead of nod the di ecti n of the Comptroller
OF the Cur n"N, ;hc law r,q4itcs; aud that
the bureau ocained the ncr'> on the back of nolcs
hy otfclin2 to ,io il ior SS92 thou,aud impress
slOrs, viii" wa, les, than the hid ot any ut the
seven bidder-; hut from the ht,t of JANUARY 10
tue hrst Of july last, On iout onc-slxth of the
wo' was dome At thu, Irice, the remainder being
charged cictly al Sl4 per thousand for second
pnt ting on grecntnt, and goo per tn )usa I'D for
third printing on faces.
Glover say- C,ngres- and the pAhc have been
ceived a, 10 TINS rXpeudItule; that the bureau
figures are unreliable; that tue bureau report. do
not make proper showing of cost aud that the
bank note p timing indicates needl. ) eNpepdI, ure
and eXtravAgauce within the las seal wear to the
exteut ol over Sl30 900. The expenditures OF
the bureau before 1874 ae not eveu known being
mixed with the 30 called expenses OF the national
loan, aud II would take corp, of clerks six
mon ms to ascertain the actual state OF accounts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, December II. The status of strikes
10 the cotton mills is as follows: The card room
hands of one mil at Oldham resumed az 3 per
cent. reduction saturday. but in The spnaue de-
partment bauds cannot he got Monday five more
limited company mills resumed oste nsibl, at a re-
duct,on OF . pei cent, but with the arrangement
that il the per cent. is taken 1T it should be in
vested III the name of the trustees and pad to tue
employ es, ii they carry their point with The other
mill owners Meeiings Of operatives are to be
held to-day 10 vote whether members of the oper-
atives association may resume a all mill Offering
the foregoing promises. If the vote be favorable,
doubtless large majority of jJiit stock mills will
resume.
An editorial in the / ines says some commotion
was caused in the Commons bs the announce
meut oil the exchtquer that he will not pl oceed
with the motion Tor grant in aid OF sufferers in
the Rhodope district. The opposition trium; he'd
ov, the sudden change OF front, yet the miro
duction and Withdrawal of the motion became
vety simple when the Reasons are stated 1t WAS
thought by the ministers that The distress reveal
ed by the report of the Rhodope commission was
a htti L ohject for parliamentary aid, but would
have been und asirous to make an act of cLaflty
the occasion OF heated debate, aud the purpose of
government was no sooner known than it WAS
clear TO be resisted on both sides.
The Prince of Wales Prince Christian and
Prince Leopold have lcfr fot D4rmstadt to attend
the funeral of the Duchess OF iiesse.
Unensincss iegariing fnancis 81 affairs and gem
eial closing out ard PIE epaIatlOn ioi the annual
Inspection ol accounts ale causing depression IN
speculative home securities, railways, teles raphs,
etc. Foreign securitps aie supported by CONT
mental bonrses. Money brought into market by
Clearing out of speculative stocks Is being put into
consols, United States and other unmpeachablc
securities
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December II. The Porte
and Great Brilau al negotiating concerning
British jui i-dcton over foreigners in Cypras.
Great Britain recognizes the Sultsns sovereignty
the leland but denies 1t consular jurisdiction
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
STATE NEWS.

The new school house at Aliens Corner East
Deering. was dedicated with appropriate exercises
on Saturday evening. 1t is intended that the
building shall eventually be two-soried At pres
ent tie lower one will suffice. The edifce
planned by Mr.. e. II. Kimbsll, and cost, with the
.aud, S2i04.
As has heeu announced in our telegraph col
umns, on Sunday morning Capt. James 5. VIII
liams of Falmouth. committed suicide by cutting
his throat with .ck-knife. His brain had been
affected for some time. On the morning in ques-
tiou he was in room with hi, wife and several
members of the family, and asked his wife to go
oat to the barn. She managed TO get his mind, as
she thought, diverted from that idea, wnen he
stepped into adjoining room. A gurgling
sound was neard, and on looking into the room it
was discovered that the captain had cut his throat.
Before his wounds could he staunched he bled TO
death. Captain Williams leaves comfortable
property He sailed for many years out OF Port
land Ills brother Ezra committed suicide by
thrusting sword through his body. Capt. Will
hams leaves wife, but no children. He WAS
about 80 years of age.
The dwelling house Of j. b Woodnsn OF Bux-
ton Lower Corner, was burned Monday morning;
insured.
The recent severe rain storm has revived The IN
quiry in Aroos.ook county, Have you seen my
miltptvilege ," while boxes. barrels and hrkins
go about the cellar al their own sweet will.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, December II. 1875.
tLouR-ENra spring 5.00a300: western 4.50;
S0uthcrn 5 %.
WHEAT No, Red Winter il; No. So,
- h9)cash; $50 December; No. Chicago Spring
s2ta cash; ola December, olSa4 January;
e3 = Feb; No. 3. 70-a {; rejoced ~
CORN Sales, ---s301. cash; 81 I'D Dec;
3l4a5lt jan; rejected 2Isa-.
pAfS 20 t. cash; ----a - December;
Jan. 10h; POS Feb: rejected, l5a.
RYE H1a.
BARLEY -Sha96 cash; II December;
Jan ~.
PbRh-Casn & b0a6.75 December 70-a-;
j IN. 7 10: Feb. 7s5.
LARD-Cash 3 55- as A5-- Dec 5.62 1sa00; Jan.
557lj51h Feb 5.70--
BULK MEATS Shoulders : 60a-, short rib
sides 26j a; short clear rib isa, clear sides
44a -.
WH!SKEY-le5
tkEiGHr HrS-Corn to Buffalo ia cents; wheat
~ cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
CONDENSED IEu.Et.RA

The Graphic saws Roscoe Coukling has given
his friends to und rstahd that he Is not aud will
not he a Candidate for President 10 1880.
Judge Hilton Of New York sent word last week
thar Mrs. Stewart desired to contribute 500 to
each OF tn three lIcbtew charitable societies.
One society dccliued the OFF, and the others
have given no answer.
Herry 4. lioyt. well known photographer ia
New York, committed suicide onday evening,
unde' depression caused by Business troubles.
Gold touched pan in New York yesterday, first
tine since 1862
James Murray was fatally shot, late Monday
night, whtlc rosoing the mouey drawer of iiquor
shop on 1th avenue, IN New York city. Bar
toudsr Daley, VINO shot him. arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18

James A. Jones and four others started from
this city last evening, 10 Jones "Aroostook
wagon, to attend a Masonic meeting in Gardiner.
They reached Gardiner just the o'clock train
was due there. The sudden advent of the cars
nj The station frightened the horses which upset
the wagon, and clearing them elves from the We.
hlce they started at break neck speed up Bruins
wick street. The occupants of the wagon escaped
uni urcd having set foot moiher earth before
il vas overturned. They arrived in Augusta by
the morning Pullman. AT last accounts the
holses were sreaking 1t towards Litchfeld.