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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24
W ALUAMMA WMMALH
COLLHGE.

TTNIIE next session of this Institution will
Il commence THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
9th, 1878.
1t is an advantage to teachers and puplsto
enter tho various classes Mt that time, for
few weeks delay render it difficult to advance
with class.
Board in College and in private
families per month, $1,000
Juvenile Depar tmont per month, so
Primary Department per month, 80
Academic Department, por month, 100
Collegiate Department. per month, 800
Those prices arc exclusive Of State appro.
priations
Music, Wax and Fancy Work extra.
For particulars, address,
DR. y. r. SMELTZEHe.
July 25, 1878, So
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

a RECKLESS MAN.-While nurse Girl
was recently drawing babo along Alfred
street, sho was approached by queer look.
ing..old chap, whose mouth worked as if ho
wanted to bite somebody. llo halted tho
cab, chucklcd to tho child, and finally
said to tho nurse:
81 used to be just such littlo angel
myself. Dear me, bus how 1 want to kiss
himw
"But you can't" replied tho girl
"l didn't expect to for nothing, Of
coursc," he continued, feeling in his pocket.
"llerc is twenty-five cents, young miss.
| used to pay half n dollar for kissing 'cm,
but babies arc down now, long with every
thing else"
She looked around, took tho money, told
him to wipo his mouth, and he gave the
child smack which sounded like dish
pan starting for down ccllur. An old lady
came around the corner rs he straightened
up, aud in response to the sharp look sho
gavo him, the old man explained:
"l5cen kissing the baby-swcet as
honoy-niceer'n ice cream paid two shil.
lings"
"What7" sho demanded.
lie ag in explained.
"Well, must have lots of money or else
you're lunatic," she growlcd. "Pay two
shillings to kiss little young 'un like that
whom you might have kissed my whole
family and tho dog to boot for fifteen cents!
No wonder you have to wear old clothes"
Detroit Free Press.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24
DIR. J. NJ. McCLANAHAN.

HAVING resumed the practice of medicine,
! o:sets his professional services to the COM
manty
Oficc at his residence at Bachelors Retreat,
Oconee County, s. G.
August 3, 1873 So
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Notice to Creditors.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estnto of Lewis
n r. Mnrct. deceased, are required to make
payment nt once, and oil creditors of the estate
will present their claims TO me for payment.
j. w. STRIBLING,
Administrator.
NInrch 20, 1870 l8.4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24
NOT ALTOGETHER SAT1srIED.-A cler-

NOT ALTodErHER SATIsrIED.-A cler-
gyman was called upon on one occasion to
oiliciatc at colorcd wedding. ';Wc assure
you, sah," said the gcntlemanly darkey,
"dat dis yerc wedding, sab, is to be berry
much iu 90 fashion, sah." every WE'LL"
replied tho clergyman, 81 will try to do
everything in my power to crafty tho
wishes of the parties So, after the din
ner and dancing and supper were over the
groom's "bcst man." called again on the
minister, and left him ten dollar fee. I'll
hope everything was as your friend desired
it, said the urbane clergyman. "Well
sab, to tell de truf, Mr. Johpson was little
disoppointed,' answered the groom's man.
"Why, took my robcs!" said the minister.
eyes, sah-it wasn't dat" II adhered to
the rubrics of the church." eyes, sah.-
dat was all right" "l was puuctual and
shook hands with the couple. What more
could do2' "Wcll, sab, Mr.. johnson
kind o felt hurt, you see, ease you didn't
salute dc BRIDE"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

General Mitc and Miss Lucic Iaratc, tho
Midgets were married in New York recently.
The General, whose real name is Francis
j. Flynn, weighs nino pounds and is four.
teen years old. Miss Zaratc weighs five
pounds and is fifteen years old Tho
bridc wore white satin dress, stubbed
with seed pearls, of which there were 900.
The General wore full dress suit, save in
tho matter Of vett, which was white
There was little hitch in the engagement,
because Miss Zarate belonged to tho Episco
pal Church and the Generals family were
Roman Catholics, but the trouble was
smoothed over.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

It has been usually assumed that Mctho-
dist ministers cannot sue their congrega-
tions for unpaid salaries. Tho discipline of
their church expressly forbids the rcckon-
ing of a debt of a congregation to pastor
as legal claim collectable by process of
law. This popularity of Mcthodism grows
out of the practice of sending ministers to
congregations without any prior contract.
Recently, however, tho congregations have
exercised right Of choice, and have made
engagements with pastors at stipulated sala-
ries. In a suit Of the Rev. MIR. Lauders
against the Front Street Methodist Church,
Rochester, New York, for $500 of salary
due him, the jury rendered a verdict for
$l063. The judge hold that if the trustees
Of the church had made contract with
tho pastor outside Of the discipline, it could
be enforced This is both good sense and
good luw church, as any other oo1po-
ration, should pay the money, it has agreed
10 pay.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

Beware Of those who brag Of their piety
or honesty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

Professor Henry c. Chapman, of Phila-
dclphia, has lately had an opportunity of
dissectng specimen of gorilla, and after
comparison with dssections of other species
of antropoid apes, he states that, iu his
opinion, DO known monkey can be regarded
as the ancestor of man in general, espeoi-
ally not tho gorilla. Hc thinks that all the
facts 60 to show that the different kinds of
monkeys are the modified descendants Of
one ancestor, and that the different races of
men have similarly descended from com.
mon ancestor, and further that the ancestors
of the monkeys and man had common
ancestry; that the gorilla, tho chimpanzce,
tho orang, etc., arc distantly related, man
and monkeys being members of the s,mo
order, primates, and that there is no race of
man, recent or fossil, or kind of monkey
now living or fossil, that will represent tho
primitive man orprimitivo monkey, still less
tho common ancestor of both This view,
Of course is not OF all now, but it is inter.
esting to have it reproduced by Dr Chap
man as the result of recont investigation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

Senator Hampton has gone to Washington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-24

a BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr - A naval officer
being OF sea in n dreadful storm, his wife
sitting in the cabin near him filled with
alarm for tho safety of tho ship, was so
surprised at his serenity and composure that
she cried out:
"My dear, are you not afraid2 How is
it possible you can be SO calm in such
dreadful storm?"
Ho rose from his chair, dashed it to the
dock, drew his sword, pointing it to the
breast of his vito, exclaimed:
"Arc you not afraidY"
"No," she Immediately replied.
"Why not7" inquired the officer.
I. "Beoause," replied his wife, IL know
that the sword is in the hands of my
husband, and he loves mo too we'll to hurt
mo-" s5..s
"Then," said he, III know in whom I
believe, and Ilo who holds tho winds in
His hands is my Fathor."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-21
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, ara now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICTURE FRA ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levys Store.
GEO II. WALKER.
winnemucca, Juss Is is7s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-21
BROOD MARES FOR SALE,

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They win bS
sold cheap for cash or approved security - 4,
Apply to ALEX. WSSTa
wlnnelnGcca, july - 1872 VI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-21

For all Disorders of the
Stomach. Damiana Bitters
N. Levy. Agent, Winnie
ssMcca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. June 90, 1879.
g oysrnn1ent Securtttes.-Uni.ed states As, 1c2x
siats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1o-4o,s. 81 bid, 81
sa sSn;S, nsS ssssa vgPs
u % yfSe
Cnp .seeur:tfes.-.Richmond city s,s. j. and j..
I23 70. l24x asked; kicsmond city 6's, J, and
S ef city s and a. Ia BID
tersburg CITY IS. special tax, j. anu j., lilo bid !:
Lynchburg city IS; e AMI j.; 11S bid: Lynehbars
81. aud r.. 95 asked. 80
Ras!roa 90 Bs1dschesage Az and Ohio Ball
ptake aud Ohio Railway g.. 1918, j. and j., 20
bid. IS asked; Virginia Central Railroad frst mort.
gage 6's. ). and j., 1G0k bid; virginia Central
Ios asked: Virginia Cen,ral railroad fourth I'M mort rt
gage S's, D. and D.. LOG bid; Virginia and Tonnes
sss Rar9nd second mOrge Ss and j.
hlrd MORTGAGE preferred e's. ). and j.. 81 bid
100 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad lrs:
mortgage SIS. a. and o.. 100 bid: Richmond, Fred
and and . j., liz old is ssEed Richmonds Freas
ricksburg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage rs. j.
and j., 1913 bid: Richmond aud Danrlle Railroad
consolidated 6's. n. and N, 81 BID 81 asked; Pied.
mont Railroad first MORTGAGE SIS. A. and o.. los bid
Canal BondS:-James River and hanawha Cana
rSs an aud Ohio Rail
| way. 100 par, + bid: Richmond and PetersbGrs
| Railroad loo par, 40 bid Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, common, 100 par
| 40 bid, SO asked: Richmond and Danvie Railroad
100 par, ! 2 bid, II asked
Bank Stocks.-FIrst National. 100 par. 100 bid
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, So bid, l0t
asked; Stale Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 81 bid
| Merchants and Planters SAVINGS, rs par, Tx bid
| Citizeus Bank, 20 par, 2lh asked.
| Insurance ConpnnteS.-Firginia Fire and Ma
| rine % par 36n bid. 81 asked: Virginia State 2;
par 2S bid: Virginia Home, 90 par, 100 bid, 10:
| asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, "a bid
| Granite. 90 par, 70 asked.
| AiceLLdRcOuS.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
| pauY, 100 par. e0 Did.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
Washington, Virginia Midland and
Great Southern Railroad.

BALTIMORE, June ga meeting OF the
Dondnolders OF the Washington CITY, Viz
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad,
including the bondholders OF the Orange
and AleXandri,, the Orange, Alexandria
aud Manassas, and the Lvnchburg and Dan
vile roads, was held here to-day to decide
upon q plan for the Reorganization of the
tirst-named road. Robert j. Baldwin, pre-
sident of the National Mechanics Bank,
acted as chairman, and Charles NJ. Black.
ford, OF Virginia, as secretary. Three pa.
pers were distributed-the first containing
the statement OF Indebtedness Of the
company, the second detailed plan
Of the Reorganization offered on be-
half OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Zone OF the largest bondhoiders and
crcditc 81, and the third an exhibit of a
distribution of net earnings under the pro-
posed plan Of reorganization. The plan,
in short. proposes the sale OF the road under
decree of court for the,beneft OF the credit
ors. and organization OF new company.
After general, discussion, resolution was
| adopted referring the whole subject TO 4
committee, who are to examine and report
| upon it at another meeting to be called as
! early in the future as possible. alr. Bar
| bour, the former president and the present
| receiver OF the road, was in the city, but
| took no part in the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27

warrn-biast Charcoal. sI46aszs: pennsy an.
thracite. S2GTf22 West E.rg.ria COKE. %21 GS2
Edfls: Old DoHiIBions s2.25 per keg for -sssHd.
xrd-tha. Is. ten-pelIy other sIZps extra.
Plough Cd8tfnGs: Wholesale, &c.; retail AZ
RoDe: ManiIa. hest. 14@15c. tute. s@ec.
Rn1s: M1Scd cotton. 1Ac.: white. 2t:c.i woollrh
x@1fc ~ go.
Liouers. Wines. sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pinfs s26s2.25 o
dozen, gold. 49,
Brandfes: Domestic. al.a5as2: fruit, s1.Io@
sl.40; apple. new. s1.759s2; old, S2.259Sy
Virginia peach. s2@s2.5O.
Rve Hhfskeys: Medium, 81 s oGGs2: pnre old. sf
@*4; Virginia mountain, new, 929S2.50; cid
S2.5OtG43.50 and upwards.
Gfz: domestic. S1.Z5Hns2: tmported, % p case
Nero England Ram: S1.50aS1.60.
r Rectteed Fhtskeus: Market quiet: sroof. s1-2O
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White on K. a13Gsl5 q 1000: Western
VIRGINIA nnnIar. al 46sZ5 q 1000: white rIns
e146S 1880 q 1.n0u: yellow pine boards $50 q
MI: Iosr 9GS11 l. according to lengths. Ship1:es
Pine. S1.75tds2.5O: cypress six-inch G as
q 1000. Laths-Spiit7 81; sawed, Sl.754sl 80
2 1000. ,su4..@ 5,cr7s a@t-t assa.. 81 = -,
Starrs. WhIskey-ba timber green. a s6$2e9
LOCO: seasoned. &20GS25 p 1000. Flour-narre
timber. S2dS5 p 900. Fiour-barrel poles, IS
hogshead-hoops. zoe Q bundle.
ID Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys Rn1rg, 35c.GSS1.25 q 100 feet
Pot06eT: 1915 by the five kegs-less than dvs
Kegs, 1928; blasting, S3.2561s3.5o.
i lSaot :, Northern, = s. q lriy Of rs ibs.
GriTldStones: 1a(G23c. n b..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27

JUNE 23-At the YnrdS-Trade is fairly active.
prices remaining as follows:
First ana second clear, IL, IL, and 2-iuch, s31 /;
Grst aud second clear. 1-lnch, $2S: third clear.
-1-nch. S25; tkirdclear, n, ". and 2-nch. S271
s2S siding. first and second clear. dressed, $3.50:
siding. arsi common. dressed, $3.50: siding. second
common, dressed. S1l50: first common flooring,
dressed. 1874: second common flooring, dressed 50
third common flooring. dressed. S1GGNSl6.50;
box boards. 4. Is inches and upward. $50; box
boards, Il. l3inchcs and upward. $50 box boards
SIG; \ stock boards, 12-iucL $50; stock boards,
12-tnch. 1914: c stock hoards. l2-inch, SIG: com
mon stock boards, 5000: mill Gull boards. SO. 80
fencing. No. l. all lengths, S9.50GS10: fencing,
No. 9, $S6SS.50: common boartis, 50 5O61$10
dimension staff. SS.50GS9: dimension stat, 20
to 80 feet. s1O@Sl3: small timber. Ski 10 IOx12,
:96$9. SO: round cedar posts. S10@Sl5: pckets
dressed aud headed - SIG: pick, Is. dressed and
headed square. Sl4; fl, pickets, rough. $40.
Shinafss.-Choce a shingles, 70. Is standard A
dry shingles. 81: shaded 4 shingles, S1.25MS 40
No. shingles. 75c.GlSl: cedar shingles, Si.75.
LdthS.-Dry lath. $3.50 -T.mtS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
,op.pH TO THE DIspAfcH
Bi mr. PARTS OF THE WORLD.

ZION At WASHINGTON; TIE
TIE SlIoH ,,,I, ppoGaAMAE FOR TODAY
pENoS,,nrxr BY MONDAY EXPECTED
AIao'" EXTRA SESSION NOT An
A>p n,~rp FOR AN EARLY DAY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o L l. a +
4 Sh'. NEW ORLEANS; FIRES ELSE
FIRE x,,LEp HIS BR0THER-IN.LAW
Whh",c,,-HAuwAY COLLISION IN
ln IN n F. DAVIS SoMiSATs 81,
ethoM, prrvnLrCANs AS GOVERNOR OF
n 49, TIFF HULL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAI, ,,of rrRs' MEETING IN BALTl-
h'S VARIOUS FOREIGN fTEMs-AbDi.
SU r,oy Of TUE KlIEpEvEr sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

JUNE 23.-WHnufdcturea Iobdcco.-IHere were
no Notable changes.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright. 3's. A., and fbs., 44M50c.: mahnga-
nv. 1907. TBS. 43n45c. mahogany double thick
SIS, 44@45c.: mahogany single thick 81. 44M4 Sc.
&C. and 1Oc plugs and fancy styics GfG4 SCI b. tight
lG-oz. TBS. 44@45c.. bright double thick IS. 41G
4Sc: bright single thick 3's, 44m4ec: bright SC.
and lOc. plugs and fancy styles. 46(G4Sc.: plain
wrappcr 49,. ID. AMI 16-oz.. 3Sc.: plain small
WORK, doc; second grade fbs., rs, ANA As. 81 4Oc.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking, SIC: stem smoking. i'll pa
per- 2ec.: cul and dry smoking, 22@30c.: bright
and formulated rs. Us. aud 1's. 27Gt3Oc: bright
grannE,Ied. in bags, 29@75c.; pipe smoking, IN Pc
pr. 2SGE3Oc.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds 706I 7Jc. !:
Virginia rine and extra fir. 75MSUc; Virginia tue
6-inch and I2-inch twfS. 5S@6Oc.: Virginia me
dium 6-nch and II. Inch twist, 43M4Gc.; Virginia
medium O's and les, 4GG4Sc.: VII GINA medium
l2-tnch pounds. 44@45c.; Virginia common l2-
inch pounds, 4O@42c. Virginia good bright linch.
33M35c Virginia common 1l-inrh. 32n33c.
virginia mahogany and bright navy, IS and is. IA
GIjc.; Virginia black navy, IS and As, 4OGgi2c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. s1.20MSl.25: Virginia
issaried 4j6p 6Oc. : North Carolina and others, rs
mJSr.- ier-JOHrRat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
KILLED His Hroruer-in.Lay.

ATLANTA, GA, June ga special to the
Consultation states that jim Burton shot
and killed his brothcr-in-law, j. II. Kicks
both farmcrs-in Merriwether county. The
trouble grew out of the settlement Of an
estate. Kicks heard that Burton had spoken
Extensively OF his wife, and sought redress.
The parties met in the road, and Kicks de.
manded a retraction Of Burton. The lat
ter, who was armed with shotgun, dis
charged it at Kicks, who expired instantly.
Burton is at large, and claims to have acted
in self-defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE "a Tobucco.-For western leaf there has
not been much activity. The regie-buvers have
been looking around, but thus far have not taken
important quantities, and most Of The business Is
froIu the home trade. Values are generally I'M
changed Sced-lcaf has very little attention from
exporters and demand from local-traGe sources bias
b: en- generally modera c; confidence preyaiisanong
holders Virginia leaf is going Off very well. man.
utact taking full quanti,ie> or bright wrappers.
aud there is also very fair sale of old smokers Sales
of SIS hogslIcads kentucky leaf at 2A(nl2kc. zoo
cases e7S Penn> ylvania on private terms: 100
cases i SIT New England at l442lc.; 40 cases
1877 Wisconsin on private terms: 800 bales lla-
vaua ut S5c@Sll0. Quotations for Virginia leaf
Bright wrappers, common To medium, IL l5M22c:
good hnc 22(m45c. tine 10 extra fine, 50Gt7Jc
smokers, 15M25c.: tapple Wrappers, 100000:
lugs. common 10 good. 2G3c.; good 10 line. 3Gtic
leaf, common 10 good. 5MSc.; good to fine, SG
Zoe: fine extra. 10@l3c., and black wrappers, IL
Ml5c.-JOurRal Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
Tlac Spfuncrs' Strike i'm Nassa c!,usctts

FALL RIVER, June 26.-AlI the mills start
ed this morning except the Flint, which is
short OF filling. but will start Monday.
Very few spinners have gone to work
only one or two here and there-hut most
OF the mills are running from quarter to 4
third OF their mules with back boys, cof-
fcrs, and such irregular help as they can
get. The spinners hold another meeting to-
day. The manufacturers are determined
not to take back any old hands, but offer
advanced wages to outside spinners if they
will work. There is as yet little violence.
The windows of one non-striking spinner's
house were smashed in last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
G. oECIAL BARGAINS.

JULIUS MEYER. sn- BROAD STREET,
OFFERS
DOUBL E-WIDTH fKESCH WOOL BLACK
BUNTING at soc. worth CSC:
sILK.AND. WOOL TAMIsE CLOTH At 6oc. worth
75c.:
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS at &C.;
5000 yards TORCHON LAGES-an auction lot
way below regular prices;
BLACK and WHITE BREToNNE LACES very
ARASOLS--great reduction In prices In order to
reduce stock; - H.
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERs, 81 80 and upward;
LADIES' sIOHAIR LUSTRE ULSTERS;
LADIES' LINEN SUITS at and below prime cost
TO close them cut:
DRESS LINENS, l2t.c. and upwards;
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, soc. and upwards;
CENT? EMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, 2oc. and up
wards; '#4- ~-.-.s. 's.'tt -.sf
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. and up
wards:
LADIES' REGUEAR-MADE LTSLE-TtREAD
HOSE, 25c.; and lots of other bargains, at
je12 JULES MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
End Of an Old EeuI.
THREE MEN SHOT TO DEATH IN MISS

THREE MEN SHOT TO DEATH IN MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, June ga dispatch from
Lexington, Mo-, says r. S. and Robert
Taylor, brothers, and Is. G. Wrcn-all farm
crs-betwcen whom an old feud existed,
met at Aullville, Lafayette county, ycster'
day, ana renewed the quarrel. The Tay-
lors fired four shots into Wrcu'S body, NOR
tally wounding him, and Wren killed r. S.
Taylor instantly, and fatally wounded h
hrnf Ilnr Robert
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
EEYpt.
ABDICATION OF THE KHEDIVE.

| OF huED1NE
LONDON, June Pa Reuters Cairo dis
match says the Khediyc received the Sui
fans order TO ahdicate in favor OF Prince
Tewfek, and expressed his compliance with
the demand. .
In the House OF Lords to-day the Mar
uuis of Salisbury confirmed the report that
4the Sultan had ordered the khediVe 10 ab'
dictate, and that the latter had ncquleSced
Lord Salisbury stated further that Prln (
| Tewtk had been Installed as hhedlVe OF
Egypt.
A Cairo dispatch TO the Renters Company
says Prince Tewfk will publish proca'
nation tonight announcing his accession
! ieved that Imail, the eX-Kkediye, Will quit
Egypt Monday.
The Porte and EGypi's Future.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, June 26.-The Porte
has sent a dispatch to the Powers revoking
the irade Of 184l, which authorized the
Khedive to conclude treaties with foreign
Powers, and to maintain an army. The
Porte Will exert its influence to restore the
finances OF, and reform the abuses 10, Egypt.
Thc Dead Prince.
COMMEMORATIVE MASS IN PARIS.
PARIS, June 26.-There was an immense
attendance at the mass commemorative OF
the deceased Prince Imperial at the Church
OF st. Augustine to-day. The working
classes were meagerly represented. frlnce
Jerome Bonaparte and his son Victor were
present: also Lord Lyons, the British Am
bassador. and other diplomatic representa-
tiyes. There was no disturbance.
b PRINCE JEROME CoOLLY TREATED.
NEwY DIRK, June ga special Paris dis
patch says y" When Prince Jerome Napo-
leon left the church there was little atten-
ton shown lhimiby the Bonapartists present.
There was no bowling. no salutatlon; IN
fact, no recognition whateyer.'h
- Fatal Railroad Collision.
WATsEIoo, QUEBEC, Julyt26.-A collision
occurred to-day @on tbe Southeastern rail-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 26, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whne, so bushels new. Red, 400
bushels new. 100 bushels old.
CORN White, ,40S bushels. Nired, 81 BUSH
els.
OATS-420 bushels.
MEAL.-62 bushels.
MEAL-BRAN.-500 bushels.
BLACK PEAS 300 bushels were re-eXhibiled.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. so bushels new common on
private terms. Red. 122 bushels new Fulz on pri-
Ylte Terms.
CORN White, s bushels very good at 54c.: 90
bushels common al soc: 200 bushels vrry good II
Bic: 27S bushels prime 1T j4c. $50 bushels on
private terms: 26 bushels prime at 55c.-iotal 966
bushels. .Nired "a bushels common ut see.
OATS.-420 bushels very good spring on private
terms.
MEAL.-62 bushels at SIC.
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Maine Republican Convention.

BANGOR, June 2G.-The State Republican
Convention met here. to-day and organized
by the election OF +. A. Pike. of Calais, as
temporary chairman. One thousand two
hundred and thirty-four delegates were
present. Hon. D. F. Davis. of Corinth,
was nominated for Governor on the third
ballot.
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