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The New York herald., 1879-10-22
UNCONFIRMED NOMINEES.

Seventeen members answered to the roll call in the
Dord Of Aldermen yesterday. The greater part Of the
apscntccs Tammany City Fathers who had gone
TO take part In the reception TO Mr. Kelly on his ar
rival at the Erie Railway depot. The nominees Of
Mayor Cooper for Police and Excise Commissioners
ships, which were sent to the Board some weeks
SINCE were all laid on tho table by vote Of ~ to o.
The gentleman named for Police Commissioner III
place of DE Witt q. Wheeler, by Mayor Cooper. is
Jacob ID. Alderman. Tho nominees for Excise Com
missoners are John Q. Lmbcck, Charles Ii. VIM
field and William j. Kane. Mr.. Limbeck IL repub-
lcan
The only other business transacted by the Board
the adoption of resolution extending the tim0
for renewing cart licenses until the last Saturday in
December.
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The republican and democratic Assembly conven-
tions OF Kings county met last evening. The repub-
lcan conventions in the First Second, Sixth and
Eighth districts adjourned. as did the democratic
ones in tho Second. Sixth. Seventh Eighth, Ninth.
Tenth and Eleventh districts. The fol-
lowing republican nominations made:-
Third district. II. Jones; Fourth. L. Nc
Intyre; Seventh, George Wren; Tenth.
L. V. Tamage; Eleventh, W. H. Waring The demo-
cratic nominees 80 far are:-First district, J. j.
Stanley; Third, l.. j. Tormey; Fourth. John M.
Ciancey; Fifth. John Curran; Twelfth. Erastus D..
Benadict.
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
A RUNAWAY STEER.

wild Texan steer escaped yesterday from tho
slaughter house of Thomas Cunningham at Forty
seventh street and East River. Followed by acrowd
of idlers and number of policemen it made its way
into the Twenty-ninth precinct whore 1t injured
a policeman who attempted to stop its course. II
was brought down later by u stray bullet and de-
spatched with butchers knife. Cunningham states
that the animals escape caused by tho mischioe
of u number OF street urchius
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
THE GATE CITY GUARD.

The Cato City Guard arrived from Hartford at
tho Grand Central Depot yesterday morning en- route
to Poughkeepsie. They met at the depot
by committee OF tho Twenty-frst regiment
and delegation of citizens from the latter city.
The entire party was then escorted by reception
committee to the Coleman House. At half-pase
twelve o'clock the party embarked on the steamer
Hsbrouck at the foot OF Twontythird street. North
River, for Poughkeep psic.
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A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.

PouoHKEEPsIE. N. Y. Oct. II, 1870.
The Cato City Guards given magnificent re.
cepton hero tonight all the military and fremen
bled on tho main street to witness the pro.
cession II was the grandost ovation ever rendered
u visiting company in this city. The streets were as
light as day with bonhros and fireworks. Tonight
the visitors are being banqueted at tho Nelson
House and tomorrow they will bo shown to points
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

persons selected are in every way a. sxssisnt mea
as those excused from service. Members OF all par
ties are fully satisfied with these selections and it
may be truhfuliy asserted that far the judges
and clerks concerned the election will be Us fair
Us 1t il possible to conduct it,
Tho late City Council in both branches was solidly
demOcratic
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

The Board of Education will shortly open new
schoolhouse on Seventh street, near avenue Is. A
fine school structure ON Lexington avcnue between
1U5th and 10Gth Streets s also III course OF erection
It will materially relieve the present houses OF ovef-
crowdtnq.
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one More Uufortnnatc.

New YORK, O ber. n IN ellie DEE Camp
alias Ellen Cooper, who died ON Saturday
night from an overdose OF choral, was q
native OF Virginia. She was intelligent, OF
good education and manners, and it lis
said that she was very respectfully connect
ed. She was known to the police as the
keeper at different times lii this city OF
houses Of ill-fame, aud had just moved into
the house in Fifty-third street, in which
she died. and which il filed with most ele-
CANT furniture, rich carpets, bfic-a-brac,
&C., which are scattered In confusion
through the rooms as they were left by the
cartman who brought them. II is not known
whether she had any relatives In this city or
not, and the public administrator has been
pnf1ffpd .sgs .ts ga -.a.as ~. Il
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The State Canvass.

MEETING At SOUTH BOSTON YESTERDAY.
.,'1 Especial telegram to the nispatch.l
SOUTH BosToN, Va, October a7.-Maior
John W. Daniel, representing the Coaser-
vative party, and Colonel D. j. Godwyn, Of
the Mahoneites OF Portsmouth, addressed
the people of Halifax at the Courthouse to-
day. Colonel Godwyn led off in aspeech OF
one hour and a quarter, making good ar
gument for his side OF the question. Major
Daniel followed in one of the grand
est efforts of his life, carrying the
vast throng by storm. Such shouts
of applause were never heard before
at old Halifax: Every point attempted by
Colonel Godwyn was successfully met and
totally annihlated. Such enthusiasm was
never known. Three-fourths Of an hour
was occupied by each speaker in the re-
ioinder. Major Daniel, il possible, was
happier in his closing speech than in his
first. The vast crowd shouted until they
were hoarse. can safely say that such a
glorious time was never witnessed here be-
fore. The victory is ours by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
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rho ra.,ona, F,,r a saoeiation.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The EXecu.
tive Committee of the National Fair Asso.
citation concluded its business tonight, pre-
paratory to the opening Tomorrow. 1t an.
nounces that enough money to deiray all
expenses has already been subscribed. A
procession, headed by the Marine band,
and embracing the District Fire Depart.
ment, Brewers Asseciationin cbariots, and
various trades aud businesses, in alphabet.
cal order, will march through the principal
streets Tomorrow morning. Many stran-
gers arrived in the city to-day, and the
managers feel assured that the Fair will be
a great success. Most Of the Departments
will be closed after II O'Clock, as we'll as
the public schools and many places Of bust
dess. The racetrack on the Fair Grounds
is in excellent condition, and many horses
which took part in the recent Pimlico
races at Baltimore are entered for the sew
eral events. ,..-,-t.yJ z .-...-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

MONDAY, October 81, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 90 hogs
hen4s. The offerings at auction on Change were
90 packages; Of which nsmber were sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to al6.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common, S2.50@S3; medium, 500
IS SO good, $4RS4.50.
Leaf-Common, IS @$5.50 !: medium, @5650
good s7MS7.50; hne, $lOGS12.50; extra fine,
$4.5O@S6; good, s6@S7.50 fine, S7Gs$9.
DARK GooDs-MANUFAcTURING
Lug Ftiters.zCommon, s3@s4; medium ID. so
assoc ISL !; 't GOOD, Ss@sio.5o; Gnc slIG$I25o
extra fue sun-cured, i l2@S17. 49,
Wrappers.-Common, 57@sS. so: medium, 80
@S9.5b; good. S10G9t10.50: fine, 3l3@Sl4; eX-
ira, $11.50@S12; extra suu-cured, Sl5@S25.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Smokers.aaCommon: s5@s7; mednium' S7.5o@
good 81 Ql@s12: Gne, S13@$15.
Wrappers.-Common, Sl2@$l5; medium, 81 {
t25: good S30@$i0; fine, $45@s50; fancy, $50
Hahogaay WraDpers:-Common, $15@S1s
$50 extra, $60@$75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug Fillers.-Old dark, $3@4.5O.
Leaf FitLers.-Common to medium, $4@S8; goot
10 fine. S76GlO.
Lugs, W0rktng-New dark, $2.50MS3.
Leaf. Steaming.-New dark, $4@S7.
Mason C0unty.-New common TO good filters, 81
OSLO
REMARKs.--Tbere has been no material change
in The above quotations for several weeks. Tht
market Is a little weak for all grades Of nllers.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ rELEenApH 10 TILE DISPATCH.

% y
oF BUSINESS IN MEMPHIS; REFU-
GEES RETURNING TO THEIR AoMEs-DE.
CLINEs TOT A MISUNDERSTANDING
OF NEW YORK BANK PREsIDENTs-TIL
DENIS INCOME sU1T-TRAGEDYI IN MICHl-
= GAN-GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM In CHI
CAGO BURNED-DEATH OF AN EX.BANK
PREsIDEET-THE MEMPHIS AND
& CHARLESTON RAILROAD CASE IN THE sU-
PREME coURT-THE REMAINS OF. 4 MAN
FOUND AFTER BEING LOST TWENTY
YEARs-ANOTHER CKLEss ZERO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT NASHVILLE
THE CHOLERA RAykGEs IN JAPAN-GAR-
rBALD1 ON The QUESTION OF PEACE
WITH AUsTRIA-AFFAIRs IN AFGHANIs-
TAN-ARREsT 3OE. A DEFRAUDER IN LIv-
ERPOOL, &C., &C. -
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Memphis Moving.
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS AND
RAILROAD TRAFFIC.

GENERAL RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS AND
RAILROAD TRAFFIC.
MEMPHIS, October 27.-There was gene
raj resumption Of business This morning in
all branches OF trade. Stores that have been
closed since last July were opened by their
proprietors, who have returned to the city,
and the wheels OF commerce are once again
moving rapidly along. Through trains on
ali the railroads, excepting the Little Rock
route, arrive and depart. The streets pre-
sent their wonted animated appearance.
The Cotton Exchange is open to visitors
and members, and regular quotations, re.
ceipts, shipments, and stock will be posted
as heretofore.
But one case of fever has been reported
Mrs. Rosa Voman, who was stricken three
days ago.
no NEW CASES OR DEATHs-BREAKING UP
THE CAMPS.
MEMPHIS, October 27.-No new cases or
deaths since morning. Camp Marks was
broken up to-day, and the people moved
into the city. Camp Father Matthew will
be broken up tomorrow. But one nurse
has been sent out by the Towards since last
night.
FROM FOREST CITY.
|. MEMPHIS, October 27.-Dr. j. B. Cum
mings teIegraphs from Forest City, Ark. :
"Two sus picous cases have developed here.
| The people retired under the quarantine
regulations desire TO return to their homes"
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limited States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The case OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany against The State of Tennessee ct al.
which grows out OF the States guarantee Of
the liabilities OF the Bank OF Tennessee.
came up to-day for argument in the United
States Supreme Court on writ OF error to
the Tennessee Supreme Court. The most
important question involved is whether the
act of 1866, abrogating the previously eX-
isting right to bring suit against the State
in its own courts is or is not constitutional.
The Attorney. General OF Tennessee main
tains that it Is, and that the State cannot
now be sued in its own courts without its
own consent. This was also the view taken
by the Supreme Court OF Tennessee.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY, october ~, 1879.
Country produce.
Apples: S1@52 . barrel.
Besspdr: zoe. q %.
BTttsr: Prime to choice yellow, 10000; fair
% corn Corn asal: eoc bushel for country; zoe. for
5rted Frutr: Apples. 2G93hc.; peacLes. peeled,
5a6c. imperial, 3@.4c; cherries, I'VE. % 3D.;
E@os: ia borres. ll@12 Xc.; in crates, lac.
Fathers: Prime n7e-soose' 3o(a4Oc-; common
@J P1yGxs:ed: sl@Sl 10 q hnshel.
EGu: Virginia timothy, s2hc., mixed, 05@7
Glove! 65c. ol,o
p patsio es:ep, r HJ barrel sl5o@s2.25.
Lard: Country. 659dL7c.
Rye: 65@70c. 2 nushel.
SGn,ac: Prime. Ihc
sailed Stra,o: 35@40c.
Ta[LoB: 5G5ec. q d. ,,1oo.
BURY wool will bring IRON 10 sc. . 10 LEES shan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Element. Kose.da!e, $3.50 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, @l0c ouShei hoGS @na.
fngI. 81 GIenn's Falls. S5@90c.
Plaster: ,umn. $3.50; ground, ss; caicined
plaster, 81 5O@$l.75
Tar: Large size. 33.25GS3.oO.
DRUGS, Dyestufrs. Oils, &C.
1 1t $3.50 . gallon.
dozen.
Copperas: &c.
Cochineat: 90c. q n.
Extract nj Lognood: I7c.
indigo: $1@S1.10.
OILS: Linseed. roe: machine. s1@sl.y5: sperm
S1.25: whale. 60c.: straits. 35G45c-: Labrador.
coz oil. 50@60c.; Lard. 80c.; sweet, SO q Gczen
best salad $3.50 castor. $3.50 p gallon Vlrgini,
luhricaiing. 3o@50c.; kerosene, Zoe, cash, . gal
Ion. s.
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seaecs, without top, $50
Soda: Sal, ls@2c., IN kegs; Ensiish soda, &c.
spfrtts TnrDentfas: 40c. '...'
Drx Goods.
Broom ShsettnGs ana SatTtsngS: "A ASnshes
ter. 6c.;X Manchester. 6yc.: L Manchester, 4&c.
A James River. &c.: 4 James River. 54c.:
lanes Piver 4ac. A Graniteytlle. 7c.: Granite
7Iije &c.: a RockbridRe- &C; R0capSl0e. oHc
"A w, Coneslcga. &c " q. ConeStOg4 oxc-: 4 "A
Conestoga. &c; 10-4 seeerill. 23c.; l0-4 City
26c.: CotIon-yarns. 90c.
sutrs lee: "A MasonyIile. &C.: - Rockdsle
| &C.; A Home. exc; A. Oneida, toc.: -
hyondale 7c-: Al Social. SHc.: a. Amosksax
| axc,; w milestone. eye; BsrasleY. o1e. zee
Dog, SIZE; Fratt-of-:he-Loom, &C.. u SeI4 Me
tham. 27nc.: lU-z CITY Mills. 25c. 49,,
EToaoa Drttls: Psterspurg 6kc.s Granitevllls
! &C.: Rockhridgs, A, &c.: IA. Shc- -
Corset Jeans: Favonss, &C.; AEoSkea9. loe'
.DenIms: harlem. 2kc. Boston Steam NILS: &c
| Prfats. ,. American. 6hc,; Atiens. &C.; HE'D
| mand. 8l1c.: spraxue. &c. Maneheoaer. eHs.
1 WashingtnIi, SIC; Hamilton. SXc.: Aeyrmaek US:
| Msery 7c. orlental ee. Paeias 6He 1891.
IlgTc. Earmonys 6he. sf Wansutta. Gieseesses
\ De-; South Bridge, &c.
"" CamSries: Rice, &C.; English, &c.
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Note.-CUTICURA is admirably assisted in cases
of extreme physical weakness. or when the virus OF
Scrofula is kuown to Turk In the SYSTEM by the in
ternal use OF the CUTICURA RESOLVENT. without
doubt the most powerful blood purifier and liver
stimulant in the world.
CUTICURA SOAP is an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant 10 CUTICuRA in the treatment OF all exier-
nal ailments. For chapped hands, rough skin and
tan, suuburn. and the lesser skniroubles, IL Is In
dsncnsable: as u soap for the toilet. the nursery.
and bath, is the most elegant refreshing, and heal
ing before the public.
These great remedies succeed where all others
heretofore In use fail because they possess new and
original properties before successfully com.
bned in medicine.
The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Bos-
ton, and sold by all druggists Price Of CUTICURA
Small boxes. so cents; lsrgc boxes Containing two
and one half times the quantity of small, 81. RE-
SOLVENT. 81 per bottle CUTICURA SOAP. rs cents
per cake; by mail, 80 cents; three cakes rs cents.
my 20-Tu, Ih&S
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Fereian FRUITS ana cans,,
Candy: l2hlntSe. n n.
LtEs7ss: Messina. SO so q bor.
OTGHEeg Ont OF sensnIi -

:. & 4 i
Groceries. &c.
-,,SGcon: Shoulders. 5Hc.: clear r,a-1sur or,
sss ssf siFgai 7e se vIas,ns sss
sSdoS; small. 10al lc.; sugar. careu. apcsnyaasa.
io Ssnvs sseek , hIams aillc Dss
three Sas1s seiainses sTo hoops sssso
s sfTass sssas 'ares strings
Co8ee: Rio-Conmon. lsai4c.: fair. lszn
iSc. java java e sf,ms 7slsc; Lasua,sa, 16K
Candkes: Asamans,ne candles. lass1sc. a.e.
1 l6fG1 bHc. d.: half-boxes 49,: taiioc y1c
| cheese Prime cutting. l3Xc: Dor,nsrr =
III s;:i En Esss Sairy zx assz0s rHsare
North Carolina gross, s4easa.sa:. North Caro- SS
No: .I Fay, SIC; Nc, 2. IN barrels, $3.50; 80 >
barrels, 7ac.
4uotassss: Common syrup-Hegsheads, eIc.
s,erees. 22c.: barrels. 23e.; genuine sossn sy,op
3o@aoc. . gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4o@55e.
SaH LiYerpoo!, from store, $l.69. Ground
| Sugar: Crushed. lie; powdered. 1OHc.: grant !.
yeiiow tc ia & ss S1 S:i g extra c. &C.
os ssss and ncr ps'se s.
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
| Hides: Green. 5G5c.: dry salted. 1o@l 1c.: 6ry
ftnt. Isolde: wet ualtsd; 1880; Wet saitsd caE
skinG, S19Sl Is.
Leather: Sole leather, oak. 8 U636c.: sole leather
hem!ock. 20fG25c.: country upper. 30fa50c. city
dnlsh lStn22c. Is foot: kip. 40G75c. a 10: harness.
country. 25@I30: city finish, 20I35c. q h.; calf.
sk,ns, Fseach. slGsl.sO . D.; rough ,ski1tsn
24G30o.
| from. Steel. Nails. &c. Il
| iron: American refined. Old Dominion 2ae.
| q n.; English and American sheet. Sc &c.
Swetes, hammered, SIC; hoop, 46as: Plx iroa5
| Virginia coa-blas charcoal. s2S@a3. WARM
blast charcoal. S2SN&2S: Pennsylvania zothr--
cite. 820@S22: West Virginia COKE. $2l MS2e.
| NaiLs: Old Dominion, 1890 IN wholesale lot
| per key, standard.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, &c.; retail. "a
| Axe. q 10. ...
Rope: Manila best, 14@l5c.: jute. s@9c.
Rags: Mixed cotton, l74c.; white, PIC; ToeIezs
...., Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.MS1.25 y 100 TEA.
Poted:r: S5.75 by the FIVE kegs-less than nvs
| 6not: Northern, 81 65 p bag OF rs les.
Grindstsnes: 1ANl2xc. q b.
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/ jG0ISG FOR COMMISSIONER RAUM.-Several
Virginia Republicans called on the Presi.
dent yesterday and asked for the removal OF
Commissioner.oi- Internal Revenue Baum.
Their reason for making the request was
because OF the recent letter Of the Commas
sioner to an iDternal.reYen Inspector ID
Petersburg, demanding bis resignation 90
account OF his, alleged support Of the
debt-repudiators. The President was
Told tt1at to- keep Mf. Raum in office wolltd
ihe ed,,stdeYed AS an evidence that his 40.
intended to exercise Co
|eIs;yssI f,fiuenc dc over State politics. The
president: didf not Ind icate that Mr.. Raum
would & aatreniovsd. ~ Washssegt Gss tsse-
gran1-J Baltimore Sun.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAnaE

MONDAY, October "a, 1878.
SALE5.-l7 shares OF Richmond City Fire Ina mr.
ance Company sold at so.
Gorsrnr1snt SectlYfffas-Jlnffef Sutes SIS.
LOO bid; United States as. 101a bid. =,
STATE Virginia l1-401s. 635f bid. SAX
s0sss K s se SSa sss
bid, asked virgibia interesr-ceridt 43 bid.
10 asksd Virginia .ax-rcceivable coupSas s3a
Gltp 5scnrattes.--Rtchmond City IS, 81 and j.,
123H pa; i24 asked; Richmond city 8's. j; and
and A., io2a Ssfed: Petersburg city ' *. 10
asked aa Manchester s's, saz-rec:ivable, ~ ana s,
Railroad Bonds-Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
SIS, 1908, NJ. and NJ 55 bid Virginia Central Raii-
road first mortgage 6s; j. anc j., lol bid; Virginia
bid; Virginia Central Railroad non-m0rgage S's j.
Railroad funded 81, j. and IT, 1os asked; soatsside
Sc 3D. karoaa Srd
gage preferred 6's, j. and j., S9H bid, SO asked;
snd and first
mortgage IS, j. and j., lis old, 125 asked; Pc
tersburg Railroad second mortgage S's, j. and D.,
go aksa 4p s Ps eaS
oraDre and RairoaS second
s snd hf es AND a. g. ba
SO asked; Orange, Alexandra and Manassas Ratl
road nrss mortgage ~ J,snd j., 66 Did 20 asked
H. .'a and ~ ssx 3D. 100 Asked Piedmons Railroad
first mortgage Ss. A. and o., l07H bid: C., and A.
Railroad irst NOR gage rs. 90 bid, 100 asked c.,
G. and a. Railroad second mortgage 7's, 76S bid,
rs asked. - -t''
Canal Bonds.-Janes River and Kanawha Canal
second mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ, 10 bid. b"
Railroad Observation-Disclosures and Ohio Rail-
way. 100 par: 12 bid, 14xasked: RichInsnd and Pc.
tcrsbufg Railroad. 100 par, 40 bid, so asked
Richmond, Fsederickshurg md POTOMAC Railroad
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- Dad rs, guaran-
leed, 100 par, s2H bio; Richmond and Danvile
Railroad. 100 par, 25 bid, 261s asked: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par. 90 bid.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of Virginia. 100
par, 92k asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, 90
par, As bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, 25
par, 1S bid. 22S asked; Citizens Bank, 25 par, %
asked; Bank Of Commerce, rs par, 173 bid, Is
asked.
Insurance Csmpantes.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rne. IS par, SIN bid, SO asked: Virginia State, 25
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, S5h bid. 90
asked; City, 100 par 80 bid. S2h asked
HiscetLaneous.-Old Dominion Iroa- and Nail
Works Company, leo par, 90 bid; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, 100 asked.
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TiIdeu,s Income Shit.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Argument was
heard to-day before Judge Blackford, of the
limited States Circuit Court, on demurrer
to the bill OF discovery fled by the Gov
eminent in the suit begun against Samuel
]. T,lden for unpaid income-tax. United
States Attorney Woodford and S. B. Clarke
oppeared for the Government, and ex.
Judge Porter and Alexander. Vanderpool
for the defendant. Judge Blackford gave a
decision overrulins the demurrer, and di.
rected the plaintiff to serve his proposed
form of order.
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Murder i'm MEclhiG0n.

DETROIT, October 27.-This morning Viii
liam Copeland and George Rhinehart, while
digging a town ditch across the land OF
William William, in the town OF Burton,
four miles from Flint. were ordered by
Witham, who protested against the ditch,
to stop work. The men not complying
Witham shot Rhinehart dead. Copeland
ran away. Rhinehart leaves q wife and
several children in destitute circumstances.
Witham was not arrested.
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u.KINE rNTELElGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER Z7' 1917.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
mercha ndise aud passengers, u. W. Allen q co.
agenis. 49, . rx pb,lsd.,nb,a
Inercnaptase and passengers. j. W. acCarricxr
agent. - =, xu. ,,,,, f,,~r,o q
Schoone- j. V. Wellington, Rich. Boston, mer-
chandise, CuIrie & Co. .....1-
scheonsr Henry P. Haven, Pierce New YORK;
hay. e. T.. Todd. u,.
Schooner A. II. Hurlburt, irwin, New York, !isas
10 load coal. ChesaDeak and Obte railroad.
Schooner Drednaughs, Gr,fdn. New OK, oiaso
Tredeear Company. .ze
schoouer william n. Gesner. Cubberly, Nov
York, merchandise, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner j. Paine, -, Boston, ,nsrchAndise' 70
master. II >sA"
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United Siatoa
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. u. fatums
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York October Goth, schooner Star
Spangled Banner, Mullen.
BY Telegraph.
NORFOLK, October 27.-The schooner Aicsrs
Darby, nom Baltimore for New York, pat 10 tbs
porr to-day. She reports thar abe tGcanutered .
northwest gale on Tharsaay n;ghs on Sniilhs Island
which carried away her salla ..<g.s
Tine schooner Naxnm Rogers, from Harfolk for
she enc oun.ereda hssvy northwest GALE Oh Friday
last Oh Hog Island, EARRING AWAY Der fssesaii ana
tia. 9a.,o, .r~,,sa !. R.hsms lfar-
e,x,is' Arizona. Arrived out: Corsica, ASsaxou.
Gsaeral Werdsr, Leipzig,
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NOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Amortization of Pain and Inflammation,
in the Vtalzation Of Weak, Paralyzed, and Painful
Nervous Parts and Organs, In the Curing Of Chronic
Weakness Of the Lungs, Heart and Kidneys, in the
Absorption of Poisons from the Blood through the
pores and the prevention of Fever and Ague, Liver
Complaints, Maarial and Contagious Diseases, they
are wonderful. Get the genuine.
my 2o-Tu,Th&S
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Menacins MOrmons.

DETERMINED TO DEFY THE GOVERNMENT AND
LIVE UP TO THEIR PRINCIPLES.
NEW YORK, October 27.-A Salt Lake
special says: The Mormon leaders are still
defiant. At late conference five apostles
aVowed their determination to defy the
Government and live up to their principles.
The acquittal of the murderers of Elder
Standish moves the Church organ to the in.
tensest wrath. In an editorial published
last evening 1t says it is evident that Jury
cannot be empanelled in Georgia which
will punish assassins for killing a Mormon.
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FIRE IN A TUNNEL Cumberland, Octo-
Der 2e.-Early this morning a fire broke
out In the Piukerton tunnel.of the Pitts
burgh division OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near Confluence, Pa. Afre-engine
was sent from here, but could not do much
good, on account OF the fire being near the
centre Of the tunnel, which is half Q mile
long. It 10 wooden-lined. The fire was still
burning late this evening. Freight trains
are stopped, and passengers are transferred
in wagons. - - IT o. q,