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DANVILLE.

,Cer-e,pondeuce OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 16, 1879.
I.ec Cunningham. son OF Dir. Alexander
JHin@ham, who lives about eight miles
1 tom town. vas accidentally killed Saturday
evening last. He had been hunting and
i,rhing. and while nc was returning home,
4 : he was trailing bis gun along through
,me underground, the hammer caught in
oze OF the bushes and the load was dis
cz2r.cd into the head just under the ear.
iiegtn r.as instantaneous; there was not Il
trace OF pain, but rather Il pleasant express
sion on his face. \ little negro boy was
Nth him, and through him the family
earned ut once OF the sad event. Several
d the citizens went out yesterday to mani
ic> their sympathy with Mr.. Cunningham
and family, and much feeling is expressed
here Al so sudden and so terrible blow to
family which has for years been held in
Ugh regard in this county. Lee was about
1:tccn years old. One OF his brothers being
With hi. Inclc in Tennessee. the other (Dr.
T. 4. Cuniogham) an officer in the United
SAFES army and on duty In the western
Territories, Lee had promised to remain
with his father ard TO he a special comfort
70 him in ai,c. years.
Rev. Dr.. {. &. Biting, Of Baltimore, will
deliver the address 10 the Masonic fralerni-
&as Al their joint celebration Of Saint John
i" Baptist day. The members are re-
icing at their success in obtaining the SER
Vice, OF 50 distinguished speaker.
The internal revenue for last week
aUonuted to sd, 293 Sc. Put down about
;2l,20D as paid for manufactured tobacco.
The officers OF The Macedonian Missionary
fTr "a n r
l@aF are: President, Il. l.. Sydnor; Vice
President, II. K. Miller; Secretary, W. z.
.Nrrett: Treasurer. X. L. Voolfolk. Mr..
J. 7. Harrison, the president for the last
irrm, in retiring from Office. presented an
statement Of the plans and work
O. the Society, from which l learn that
about ST had been collected and paid out
as,t year for missions, about thirty scholars
brought into the Sunday 81 hopl, and essays
I'D been read or lectures delivered on the
blowing subjects by members OF the So
ta,y: Rome as Centre OF Influence,
The Work for Lay Members, Duties and
responsibilities OF Young Men, The Reli-
cons OF Europe, The Prospect Of Protest
.3ti>m in Italy, Rome, Naples, and Frsu-
gus, Rest and Unrest, Perseverance, Biz
,.""' bdpliet MISSIONS III 1tais, OMAN
v ork in the China Mission, Statistics OF
s-pan.
There was refreshing shower OF rain
Yesterday. Af;"r the shower q thin layer OF
toad was lett over the skies, and this in
'rStrat places and al three several times
->sunied very beautiful appearances. At
"t>t very large tract III the west became Of
I >o'id gold co!cr. The edges OF which were
hinged Win cray. Soon afterwards the
.oElhcrn tract became OF u deep pink, and
ven th#t had been much admired the cast
.IA regions became Of deep purple, and
"''a :. cane still evening on and twilight
Gry.' ALPHA.
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{, E N EWs.
BY TELEGRAPH no THE DISPATCH
ERcM ALE PARTS cFTHTSwoRID. &

THE SITUATION AT WASHINGTON; con
fGREssIoSAL AND OTHER CAPITAL
4 NoTEs-DEATH OF JUDGE DoRMAN, .;oF
NoRFoLK-As csasrBL1NG-Hou .AFFIiAY
IN GALVEsToN-AUNiTED STATES LAND
RECEIVER STABBED IN AN AFFRAY IN
3ALABAMA-THE LOUISIANA .CoNsTITU-
:: TroTAL CONVENTION ON THE STATE
:DEBT-THE PocoMoKE CITY tMp3 TRAG-
iEDY-THE GREAT sCUEJ,1RG.RACE; HAN
LON TIRE, vICToR-JrLEs ;FERRY,s 4EDU-.
CATIoNAL BILL IN THE FRENCH CHAM.
BERTHE GRANT PARTY. AT SHANGHAI,
TROUBLE In MEXICO, sc. 49, s,.s.
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LATEST EeREEGN SEWS.
EnSlNnE.
CONDITION OF THE MONEY MARKET.

CONDITION Of THE MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, June 1G.-The 1inaeS'S tiaanciai
.rticle, referring to the condition OF the
money market, says: "3ifilcult!es are still
app1 ehcndettin the provinces. and some very
heavy failures would probably have oc-
cured before now bat for the fact that the
proyineial banks interested prefer TO hetp
their customers for the tinebeing rather
than let il be thought that they have made
any losses. What would 10 ordinary c!renm-
stances have been failures have by help thus
affor ded been, In some Instances, turned
into a kind OF forced private liquidation;
All this is we'll known in the city, and
makes money-lenders more suspicious ana
cautious than ever. Real revival OF trade
and brisk demand for money would
probably.reyeal enough weakness or insol-
yency in several quarters to amply Justify
the caution exercised"
THE BoAT.RAcE WON BY HANLoN.
NEWCASTLE .oS-TYSE, June 1G.-The
sculling match for the championship and
e2OO n side. short-distance challenge cup,
between the English champion William
Elliott, OF Blythe, who had twice won the
and Edward Hanlon, OF To
ronto, Ont, who defeated John hawdon'
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The Trial of Miss Diner.

Snow HILL, Md, June 1G.-The sixteenth
day Of the Duer trial opened with the cyl
dcnce Of DR.. Quinn. who was examined at
great length by the State with regard to the
effects OF choral. He thought the death Of
the patient was the result OF nervous de-
preston brought on by the shock OF the
wound.
In the afternoon Drs. Aydelottc, Jones,
Parnell, and Todd were examined touching
the same subject. They thought the effects
OF choral might in some cases be beneficial,
and did not regard the death OF the patient
as necessarily or probably the result OF its
Administrations
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SscxicO.

GALVESTON, June 16.--A special to the
Ne,rs from Laredo. dated the 18th, says:
Reliable information from the City Of
Mexico June 18th reports that General Ne
gret. commanding the Mexican army. has
pronounced against Dias and left the city
with 5000 adhertnts. Diaz is in pursuit.
VaIlonte, president OF tie Supreme Court,
is acting President. Congress has diSband-
ed. Diaz has removed Generals Tgevino
and Nauanio, and appointed Genera! Talen-
tine to command the Montcry district"
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
by THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Fred. Rohrcr, Esq, cashier Stock Growers Ma
tionat Bauk, Pueblo, Colorado writes: II am so
web pleased with It's effects on my baby that can
not AFFORD to be without il in my house. 1t Is Won
tcrfnl cure ana is bosnd 10 become very popular
soon az It's virtues III known 10 the Masses
j. S. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer 81. Adams, VI,
says in letter dated May 2Sth: 1t works 70 charm
on my haky,s face and head Cured he head enlire
IT, and has nearly cleaned The face OF sores have
recommended IL 10 several and Dr. Plant has or
dercd il for them . .
NJ NJ. Chick, Esq. II Franklin street, Boston,
says my little daughter. eighteen months old has
what the doctors cal: Eczema. We nave tried mc>t
cyelythiu. an0 ut last have used CuT1cURA, and
she Is almost new child, and we feel very happy"
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Memorial 10 Bayara Taylor.

ITHACA, n. Y, June 16.-The ceremonies
OF unwilling the memorial to Bayard Tay-
Tor. presenttd to the Cornell College by the
graduating class, took place at Sage chapel
this afternoon. The presentation address
was made by Edmund J. Moilett, OF the Sc
nior class, and was responded to by Judge
Douglass Boardman on behalf OF the lrrls-
tees OF the college. The memorial consists
of beautiful eray-marbe slab bearing a
medallion OF the Iamented poet, and the
words, Lecturer on German Literature"
with the dates Of birth and death.
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r CUT1cuRA Is a most valuable external application
II heals all cuts, bruises ard aDrasonS OF the skim
restores The hair whn destroyed by scalE- diseases,
removes dandrnt. and keeps the scalp cean and the
live and ably assisted In every case by the CUTI
CURA SOAR, which is particularly recommended to
mojhers for eean.iug the skin and scalp OF In
and chi dren Ii is toilet rs well as medicinal, and
is The most fragrant and refreshing soap for The
nursery ana ba of any yet prepared. Parents nave
our assurance that these reInedes contain notnibs
Injurious 10 the Youngest infant evidence OF which
MAY be found i'll The certificates OF DR.. Raves ana
professor Meriick, accompanying each remedy.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF JUDGE DORMAN.

=: Especial telegram to the DispatclI.I
NORFOLK, June 16.-Judse o. N. Dorman,
a wealthy and much-respectcd citizen OF
Norfolk, died at his residence here to-day.
He was lawyer by profession, and ma
tive of Massachusetts. At the earnest re-
quest OF the bar eli Norfolk, he was ap.
pointed Judge Of the Corporation Court
during the DAYS OF reconstruction, and was
afterwards made Il Judge of the Court Of
Appeals. During the war he served in the
Federal army as 4 paymaster. AS an elder
in the First Presbyterian church here he
was q devoted, earnest Christian.
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HUMOR ON 4 CHILD SINCE BIRTH CURED
AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
MENT HAD FAILED.

sfsssrs. Weeks g. Potter rGentlenen,-Siy little
SON TWO years of age. has had 4 humor on one side
of his face since he was born, which during the last
four months has spread over the entire side of the
face The chin. EAR, and side OF The head. 1t must
have itched and irriiated him greats deal. as he
scratched The surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. ] used many remedies by advice of
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTlCURA. which Immediately allayed the
II, hing and Inflammation and entirely cnred hin.
Respectfully. JOHN l.. SURR4.
with walworih Manufacturing Company.
BOSTON, April Is, 1878.
Note-Oncc cured. tho skin may be rendered soft
and lair by using The Guticura soap exclusively fer
toilet or nursery purposes. ... a.s-s * IT,.
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Cutting Affair i'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. June 16.-Paul j. Strobach.
receiver Of the United States land-otlice
here, was badly cut by w. w. WadSworth,
at Mountain Creek, about thirty miles from
this city, yesterday. Wadsworth charges
undue familiarity with his wife, and that lie
had ocular demonstration OF it. Strobach
is not fatally hurt.
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-. NICE point in national-bank loans has
ywh legally settled. The facts are thus
, ,esaa A national bank loaned money. and
S n,h Is security therefor an assignment OF Il
c"te ana deed OF trust OF real estate. The
wv Soua heid that the deed OF trust was not
,%ia, and that the bank Woaid not be en-
1 pa. from selling Hereunder. White a
iI ,aa =, bank ID prohibited by law from
money on rea, estate, yet ii IL does
NJ, C. ioan on such security the seelIrityis
~ 'oaa, put nay be enforced,
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SaEarp EreSfapt:

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. June 16.-A severe
frcshet occurred here to-day, flooding the
outskirts OF The town and turning East
Brooklyn and Brooklyn streets into raging
torrents. James Deans dam was swept
away. and the damage done here and in the
vicinity is estimated ut from 100000 to
S150, 900.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

NO1eAs <AAND Z 1OOIC I-AS41<aISSsExs
- RICHMOND, June 16, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY. 4
WHEAT.-White, 1872 bushels Red. go bushels.
CORN White. SAG bushels UiIed, 900 bushels.
DLACHEYRD PEAS.-2 bushels. ' #a.#
RYE.-l0 bushels. -.
MEAL.-60 bushels. -
SAEhs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1872 bushels coed at s1.12-
Red. IL bushels good Futz ut S1.lU--lota, 144
bushels. ...e ."... ... 80 81 .
CORN White. &c bushels very good ut 55c.: 1870
bushels good 1t J5c.-toal, FL bushels. IiGed 80
bushels on private terms: 90 bushels al &c.; 80
bushels very good ut 55c-,otal, $50 bushels.
MEAL.--60 busr Is III G0c. -.....
BLAcKEYED PEAS.-2 bushels ut 81.
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The Louisiana Statc-Deba Question

NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Therc seems to
be an impression among the delegates OF the
Constitutional Convention that neither the
majority nor the minority reports will be
adopted, but that compromise will be ei-
fected by reducing the interest 10 L very
low rate for several years and then gradu-
ally raising it. This plan is favored by a
large number OF delegates, and also, it is
said, by representatives Of large bondhoId-
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PRICkLY HEAT.
TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.
MesSrS. Weeks O. Potter: Gentlcmen-Encoscd
please lind ii Tor r:Tgr box Of CUTICCI.A. Inc
small one that received some time ago has been
very eflcacious especially IN PricEly Heat or a-h,
some people call ii. am noiSing 1t ao0nt. IOurS
truly, .s-. THOMAS ". BUCKLEY.
MASON, TEXAS, September .22, 1878.
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North Carolina.
THE STATE DEBT.

RALEIGH. y. c., June 16 The TreaSu-
rer OF North Carolina has received the new
bonds for funding the recognized debt OF
this State. 1t is important for all holding
these bonds to present them to the state
Treasurer for redemption at an early day IS
possible, the time being limited.
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ss-CEys' SHORE.
A THE 90 CENT STORE.

Tt,a entire stock OF CHIl.DREN'S CARRIA SEs
reduced to prime New York cost One O; Two
are slightly iaurcd, On: they are The bargains Of
the season. iii ..~
have received this week
Bargains In PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS;
FRENCH CHINA CUPS and sAUCSas, sl.as
per set:
All sizes FL0WER.spRINKLER
Full line BIRD-CAGES of all grsa.ss, both Brass
aud Painted;
WATER COOL Frs, ICE-TON6s, IcEPiCKs
and CRUsHERs. &C.;
LUNCH.BASKETS, RUSTIC BASKETS, RUSTIC
STANDS, FLOWER BASKETS. &C.. &C.;
GLASS GoBLETs-Engrved, Plain, Figured, and
Common, sz. ~
NEW GOODS FOR THE 5-CENT COUNTER
by every steamer. g4s ...z, t.lft
Catalogues mailed free. WA. STEVENS. 4
my 81 s4g.f 80 500 iiroad s'ree's
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BY Telegraph.
NEW Ynpk

Nsw YORK. Juue 6 Eosa--Stocks steady. Mo-
ney Oh call. 3ee4 per cent. Exchange-I.ons s4S74:
short, 1897. State hon.Is dull Governments Hrf1.
so.nsng.-Money easy n. 3@3x per cent. Ex-
change inactive at 4S7sGAS7k.Y Governments
steady new 5,s, 1D3S; AZ per cents, 1853; per
cents. l02S, States dull. "at "a -
+ I#a!rD r, BALTIMORE %t'3'
BhJTIMoR K, june 16.-yfgJnia consols, 57S: Sc
cond series. 394. North Carolina 6's, old, rs new
IL Gi6 to-t,I
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iHs DEADLY CoAL-OIL LAMP Worces-
~ mass, June 15.-Mrs. Eliza Upham
VI "4s fatally burned by her clothes taking fire
~ saturday night from broken kerosene
snp. The lamp was broken during a
. = IN which Mrs. Upham was acting
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The CuTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared OK OK
WksKs & POTTER. Chemists and Drugsi ISIS. SOY
Washington street, Boston, aud are for sale by al!
GrneSisls. PRICE OF EUTICURA-Smail boxes, que.
large boxes, 81. RESoLyENT, 81 per bottle. Gu
TIcUEA SOAP, Csc. per cake; by mall, soc. th1ee
Csc. my D
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A wELL-KNOwN PHYSICIAN OF HAMPTON, '.
MEMBER OF TIE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY :

SEMPLE,
A WELL-KNOwN PHYSICIAN OF HAMPTON, VA.
MEMBER OF THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY:
BUFFALO LITHIh WATERS In SCARF ELL
YER. In That case it promptly restored healthy
and abundant secretion OF urine when II was hi2sliy
most suppressed: have prescribed them with d.,
cidcd advantage in CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. and
MATIC GoUT, causing absorption Of deposits of
urae of soda. have found them part icuarly yai-
GSe 81 n wen
scribcd ihcn.n
a PREVENTIVE OF DROPSICAL EFFUSION
AFTER SCARLET-FEvER AND MEASLES.
EXTRACT FROM ASLETTEG CT DIR. F. J.
GREGORY, .......,
OF KEYsVILLE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Va. DATED
APRIL II, 1870:
~ have frequently prescribed the BUFFALO
LFTHlA WAT Err, Spring No. 2, In SCARLAIlSA
and MEA SLs 5, and no case in which 1t has been
fact attribute entirely TO the effects OF the water
y PREVENTIVE OF DROPslCAL EFFgsIoN
AFTER SCARLET-FEVER.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR. JAMES
.... SHELTON,
DATED NEAR GAINESVILLE, VA, OCTOBER /,
1878: -
II have prescribed the BUFFALO LITHIA
WATER in Il number OF cases OF SCARLET
FEVER. and some OF them Of 4 very malignant
FORM and saYe never had case in watch IL was
used 10 resaI IN cropsical tansion." '
THOMAS F, GoODE, Proprietor.
je .cad3t Buffalo Etrhia Springs, Yn.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE &c, 1879.


Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen u Co..
agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Unicd States
NAH. merchandise, and passengers, L. Il. Tatum,
agent.
Steamer Evciman, Carr, Philadelphia. incrchau-
dl e and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
schooner Tilton. Grammer Boston, hight, TO load
coal, On, sapeake and Ohio railroad.
Brig Republic. Milchcucr, New York, light, to
load coal, Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Schooner 4. Il. Goodman. Hearn, New York, Iner-
chandise. Curtis < Parker
Schooner Anna Bell, Kemp, Philadelphia, coal, 5.
Ii. Halves.
Schooner George Z. Ripp'ier, Wright, Philadcl-
phia coal {. l.. Page.
: hooncr james Martinez Brown, Bath. ice, A. G..
Babcock.
Schooner Edward Lameyer, Avery, Bangor, '.,ths,
Il. Wcndenbur9.
Schooner l;anyard, -. Osborns, light, Curtis &
Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore. June 18TH. schoOners Sarah
Fisher, Adams ana NJ. Miles, Nelson.
MEMORANDUM.
PulLADEI pIIIA, June l5.-Arrivcd: Schooner :.
d. Sanford, Brad.llw. from Richmond, Va.
DISASTER.
Brig Water Lily, Perry. from this pert which ar
rived al Rio Crane April 2O,b. reports that 10 get
ut leak in thG fore port of the vessel was Obliged TO
throw overheard part OF cargo, listing OF Hour
and other mcrchaurii c.
I;y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June l6.-Arrireh: Comma, Ros-
cameron, Strs>rll. NJ. W. Drew. Arrived ont: CITY
Gauro nrosKa CSldcrG {. {. Van Horn, 4. l.. Eots-
Sliilchur.
BILToA, June 10 Arrived: Bark Jupiter, from
Richmond.
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rsnracr i'm Galveston. Texas.

GALVESTON, June 16.-Ike Rector. neGra
and an ey-city detective, in gambling
house fight to-day shot Nathan Harris
through The heart. The murderer has been
caDtureQ,
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CUTECURA.

REMEDIES
HAVE SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED HUMORS OF THE SKIN AND SCALP
OF CHILDREN AND INFANTS AT
FLICTED SINCE BIRTH.
The treatment prescribed in such cases Is mild
doses OF the air -,
CUTICURA RESOLyENT. i.
perfectly safe yet powerful blood purifier and the
external use Of -.2
CUTICURA, .% .'.
the great skin cure. The
CUTICURA SOAP .r....,
should be the only soap applied to the diseased skin
for cleansing purposes.
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cows FOR SALE.

For SINKING SPELLS. MS, dizziness, palpitation
and low shirts rely on HOP BiTTERs.
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MONDAY. June l6, 1879.
The Number Of breaks to-day comprised ll8 hogs
heads and 8 ttcrccs. The offerings ut auction on
Change is packages; OF which number 80
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to $1G.75
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roLLINs'S yOLTAIC.

TOLLINS'S YOLTAIC
x ELECTRIC PLASTEFS.
They destroy all tendency TO Inflammation, by
matter thus preventing or curing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and Sciatica. Worn over the pit OF the
stomach, they prevent Ague and Liver Pains In
fanmatlon OF The Liver and Kidneys. Bilious Collie,
Dyspepsia. indigestion, Cramps, and pains. ,r =,
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BUTFsa.D E.sTHsA WAFER.
BUFFALO LITH1A WATER,
FOR ALBC1IINURIA

OF sCARLET-FEVER, RHEUMATIC GOVT,
RHEUMATISM, AND NEPIIRITIC collie.
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FlOur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

zinc, $3.50: superbne. $3.50: extra, S5.259
$40: rommon family. 1915 ass fancy erantss
$GhGS6.75. III.
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Forty-sixth Congress---Eirst Session.
"a . NAsHINGTOE, June 1G, 1879.


The Senate took up the bill introduced by
Mr., Mcpherson 10 amend the act OF 1893 IN
regard to enrolling and licensln" vessels
engaged in the cOastins trade and fisheries.
Mr. Davis, of West Virginia, from the
Committee on Appropriations. stated that
in consideration Of the present state OF DuSi-
ress 'beFore the Senate the committee were
unable to concur in The date IN The house
Joint resolution liking tomorrow as the DAY
OF adjournment. They hoped to he able TO
report a resolution soon and tx an early
day for adjournment.
! The supplemensaf judicial appropriation
bill being before the Senate, Me-. Dawes OPP
lposed it as the most perncioas OF Demo
cratic measures aud tending to shake the
confidence OF the DISTRIBUTING people OF
oar judicial system.
Mr.. Hill. Of Georgia, believed the intent
OF the existing law was good, and II It were
properly administered no new legislation
would be necessary; but Federal Judges
depart from the State methods, and under
the. rules OF the court Introduce politics
into the jury system. He regretted the ne
cessitY OF recognizing political differences
in this bill, but the disgrace rested upon
those who first brought them into the jury
system. and not upon the supporters Of this
bill, which would partially remedy an es-
abolished evil.
. Mr. ConklIng thought the proper cure for
the abuses mentioned was to amend the
present law. not pass new one which does
not pretend to abolish the evil.
f. MIR. Hill replied that he believed the prac-
tical effect Of the bill would be to compel q
return to the State systems. .1,st
I MIR. Morgan entertained the beiief, re-
smiling from experience in thetsouthern
States. that a radical reform was ali that'was
reouired In the Federal Jury laws. In 1859
the Government thought it necessary TO IN
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DIR. @. W.
SENPIE,
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CINCINNATI.

LOUISVILLE. June lG.-Flour quiet ard mn
changed. WIrat firm {: rcd and anber. $4,000
sI 10. Corn nuie,; white. dc: mixed, lc. Oats
1ilIc and steady: white. 3se.: mixed, 3?c. Pork
firm Il. Sl0.:0. Lard quiet and se1v: choice leil
In Heroes. TAc chD,cr leaf, IN scg5. S3c. hiilk-
meats firm: shoulders. 3xGI4c: clear rio. om 5sc:
GEAR sites 54G5 1sc. for loose. Bacon trm: shoni-
Gc;s 4,c clear rb. ~. io: iooS" clear siirS 3sc.
firm. $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17
MARINE INTELLHGESCS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUSE II, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17
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