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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnEi3nd~
DIR. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN REPLYTyG TO THR
CoSSTSToRIAL MESSENGER.


DIR. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN REPLYING; TO THE
CoSSTSr0RIAL MESSENGER.
LONDON, May 13.--Dr. John Henry New
man, replying to the consistorial messenger
announcing his elevation to the cardinalatc.
made long speech, the gist OF which was
that be would hereafter, as he had In the
past, resist with all his powers the spirit Of
liberalism IN re!igion-the doctrine that
there is no positive truth in reiigion-thas
one creed is as good as another; and this
is teaching which is gaining substance and
force daily. It. is Inconsistent with the re-
eognition OF any religion as true. While
there is much in theory that is good and
noble in itself, 1t is evil because intended
10 Supersede religion. He said be was not
afraid that it would seriously injurc the
Church OF Christ, though it would destroy
many souls. Christianity, he said. bad been
too often in seemingly deadly peril that we
should fear for it any new trial now.
France.
FATHER HYACiNTHE.
PARIS, May 13.-Pe1c Hyacintbc denies
the statement published in the Steele tina,
| he had pctltiOned for the recognition OF his
sect by the State equally with other denomi-
nations.
Various Foreign Htcms.
| CALCUTTA. May 13.-Thc Government has
offered for subscription loan Of 100000
pounds at - per cent. interest. Nine tenths
Of the loan has been taken at Of by the
principal Indian bankers.
MADRID, May Is The communal cleo
tons throughout Spain resulted largely il
favor OF The Government. S nor Martinez
leader OF the Centralsts has announced hi,
intention to support the Government.
LONDON, May 1S.-In The House Of Com
mons Yesterday Lord Hamilton, Fice-Prcsi
dent OF the Council, said that since Jaau
airy six cargoe> Of American cattle were
found infected with pleuro- pneumonia.
Mr.. Bourke, Understanding OF Foreign
Affairs. said he knew nothing OF the treat,
between Spain and the King OF Anam 70
the purpose Of suppl ing Cuba with Anam
tic laborers.
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BY Telegraph.

p, Fsv u1 YSSf Ny Il 6c or is' S 49,
r%"r g. e. .nh Wns, so1 herr y .eivs %
wiuu.r red. $l.i2asl 10: No. 2 winter red, *llsX
q 20 Corn a shade easier; nngradcd 4 43c.;
rate r'I,l, aud steady. sugar firm. with fairly ac
tive demand nj unchanged prizes; refined active aud
aud ID arm ' Rosin dnIi at slsoasl.s5. Turpenime
weak ut 29429Ic Pork higher and strong; new
MidIes rmcr: ions CHAR gno;t at Is: short clear,
$5.12t. Lard fairly active and stronk: prime steam,
spot and TO arrive, $6.32E& a64n Whlskcy steady.
FreigMs quiet ..,,,,
changed. Southern wn"at steady: western I'M
settled aud tower: ,o"i!rin rel, sl;l5@Sl.l7'
s4sr No N,s0 rsG i",sr rs . rsa
siSss III j S $ s@ss As Ssnt
Irm, and higher: southern white, 400 SOC Yellow
acc. Oats str2dy. Rye lm,c'. Hay dull: Pro,i-
s'nS urn nix ak ne SEC: clear
ers, AZ: ciear-rS SIDE, &C.: hams. 9%@lOHc:
Wine naieI 10 c!"ce Western packed i5l7c Eggs
| Unchanged. Coffee qaiet and unchanged. Whiskev
dull aud unchanged. frrish's unchanged. Sugar.
SMsac. ,,s,-r,r
| LOUISVILLE. May l3.-F!our strong and advanc-
| i No. !. :i.75mS5: fancy. s5.25@s6: WhSat
rmer; red and amber. inferior TO chorr' ! In a.
| II &c. Corn n1"HcF: "hiie- f5r.' niH'h; oc..
Oats higher: white. 33:.: mixed. Bic. PORK HIGHER
M slO2j Lard stronger: choice lear, fierce, Ks:
| choice lraf. kcg, SM SEc. BGlh-mtats-Cltar rihs'
i1c.: Gear sides. DC. Tor loose f'coE-NIehr Ihs'
5iG,J4c: clrar ~ilcS Pa Sc: ,rgar cured lIauI,
firnlcr At stM 9'ic. WhisAcy In fair teinatd bnt
''"'1 ~ CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. Nav I3.-F'Gur active and firm
family. a. 75@:5.5o. Wheat excited: d; Sl;oo
| Grsl 90 Corn steady aud In fair demand. tmts
| firm mt 3lM35c. Pork inactive at $40. larn III
good demand OF full prizes. l,nls meats sir9 9
shoulders. $3.50: shmri ribs Si.6o Gasp. - IpeS
81 Is buyer .Junc, $40 seller July short cichr.
s475 Bacon In poc, 'lcnsEd and shade higher
| shoulders. 81 l2hM 49,: clear r!b. So.l24n,
S525: clear stcs,. 50 37.:a $3.50. Wh!,kcy. lel !;
Butter STEADY and uGct'angch. sugar ,iraIy am 10
| unchanged. Hogs active; packing, SD o@ So.oo-
ST. LOUIS.
| srLours, Nov IS.-Fiour steady and unchanged.
Whcar unst,ilcG; No. 2 rcd fan i i C+A4l OF
sist5' July G = i4@yiGgs HnsHS: So ie,l
a sG! cse 1F s4 aSsf cut %%:E a. H
3G%c. gust, Oats scarce and firm Pork steady cay
jotbinS So go Lsrd nomlnally unehansed I hnn =
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. Nay 13.-Flenr in good demand i
| full prices Wheat Irregular ant clio ed firm; No
| = Chicago spring. 3sJENf9Szc. cash. 9SAc. May
: .O0a june, 97.c. Jny: No. 3 Chiclgo spr,pg
| On4, 27&c cash and jane. 2ac. bid Jnly Pork nc
tive and firru; s9.H2'gG :9.85 cash, S9.65es9.67I
| June. 1913 Juiy. Lard moderately active and
| treats mode ratrIy aeiye md higher: shoulders,
5 80: clear NIB :s75: clear Sides 81 30. "his-
| KEY steady and unchanged. o,,
fyose--Whra. ac.. led and closed firm 81 .002c.
| r,,b yg4. july. Corn easier AMI &c. lower. Oats
rlrcr m 40, .lo.aby hiSEcr. Provisions firin anu
| unchanged.
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NiNANgIAsll:
sIcgMgNp sTtHK EzpHANa,

n 7. &nA@A< AA><-sS~ EIA1ifS a fVtSTs.Sa
-ss-f4 TUESDAY. May 13. 1879.
Government Seearitiss---Eni.esi s,s,es zs.x.
100 BID; 6si;es stases IS, ipz bid. 4,.s'
tss SCI 1susstsssy bss
Yirgiaia fundlele. g bid; wichita deseSrss. H.
MD: Sireihia interest cvriiicat. 10 bid ~ al
ASKED: Ncr1h caroifpa hostss Pm BID, 2S,s asset.
d a,s s,s Hs s,shas;,6 kissT 20 s5 81 and
LsaeiGars ey 81 j. and j. ifs ssa a Lsnc sSsss
city 6's. :. andJ. Ioo nlt Norfolk oily water SIS,
16oi:d Frederisssbars Ely. ely auS ~ Sne 19 Of
on o, sssSsohesicr CITY as tx d. and g.
Rattroad Beads.-viresiia cenfsa, Iagroaa
non nortg2gs ss. .: snr: Il 05 bid; Vfrginia and
,e9nss, &c ka.rold SFri mortgage ss, D. ana j.,
ferred Us sns J-s0 hid ;Soas Idle RgiynaS .ftr
mertsiSe preferrsd Ga. J. aud So h. E.rrsE
Lo1s bid; Atanic, Niss4ssiprS and Ohio Pstsnss5
CERT hcale, 100 bid; Hiehrrond Fr.scricnshars
ssd P9se sass Railroad mortgage sts, j. and j.. Ios
hssr ITO asGr: Richmond. Fredef icssbury anS
Ptsomac RsIl. osd nortgane 7s j. and j., ia ,,f 1
Orange anu Aiexanes'a Railroad second mo1iysg &c
nas7as Ra,rsad nrsi mortgage rs: !. ard i. Iii
bid Richmond aud Danyiiie Railroad eoaso isiaiet
no. u; a' -. SO Sd; esanep, Rallroaa first
40 BIRD. " - = - > 80 - anu -
cassat BenGs.--Jame, River ,ad K..suh, c,p,
irst mortgage Gs- II. arg ", 62 old, IS asket.
F. Rsstyodd Stecks.-C sesaprass asvs Ohio Rsil-
Ftpou.ISS pdry = D!u Ssssesf RieflpouG and Pc
tersonrg Ra!!rnadr 100 par. bid, Fl asked 2teh.
mohd. Esederir Ssaurg and Potomac galnpad COM
eiicsseuTs ana Pstomac tailrosd 4 per cent guar
anteed, $50 par, 56H bid; Rich ueud, EreeerLeES-
pnT o anu l9tGnac Rairoaa per Gent guaranteed,
Lno par sas bid Come ION RaRsoatttes& 40 par
E1V asked Richmcad and DanvSlie Railroad 100
mar, bid. Ton asked: piedaont Raisosd. 100 rsr
a S,d seasHarS ane RoanoaeteaNroad guaranteed
Eank Stesss.-Fiz.. Nationat. 100 par, 117x bid ;
National Easnk of Virginia. 100 par OF asked
Union Bans ~ Rtcl,1eni, 90 par. 42k bid: Mer-
chah,S ana PanierS savings. 25 par, lS bid; Ciit-
zeps Bank, 25 par, 22 asked.
fiSnrdace Virginia Fire and Ma
rue Is par. 81 bif.3S asSed: Virginia Sfstc 15
pur. u bid; Virginia Home. 100 par 9a bid lD2
assrd: Merchants aid Mechanics. 90 par so bid
S4 asked Granite. 100 jar 81 bid, I6 asked
pany, 100 par, ( Q DID. -
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The war on Crooked yVhiske y.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE
/ INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT IN SUP
PRESSING ILLICIT DIsTILLATloN.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-An official report
OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
detailing the operations Of that office IN the
suppression OF illicit distillation. shows that
from July, 1876, to the present time, 1858
stills have been seized; 5,422 persons nave
been arrested for Illicit dlstIling; 500, 1876
expended for special deputies employed TO
suppress illicit distiIlation; and - persons
were killed and 81 wounded while thus en-
gagcd. The operations have been carried
on principally in Georgia, Alabama, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, South Carolina, North
Carolina, and Virginia, in which seven
States the seizures numbered 2,2S3 ana TIE
arrests 1915.
Commissioner Raum says since March l,
1877, in several of the districts in the SOUTH
ern States, while the operations for the sup
preston Of illicit distllation were being
vigorously prosecuted, many OF the Illicit
distlIlers against whom warrants had peen
issued EXPRESSED IN earnest desire TO ADAM
don their fraudulent practices, and by Ill
rcction OF the Attornev-G General. with the
anproval OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
were permitted to come into court, plcau
guilty.. and have sentences suspended uu-
ring good behavior.
Secretary Sherman, endorsir" Commis-
sioner Raum's communication, says: =" Inc
efforts made to suppress the Illicit manillac-
ture OF spirits and tobacco demonstrate that
in many of the districts this evil has become
chronic, and that the laws cannot be en-
forced against offenders without the pres
ence OF an armed force adequate TO over
come and persistent!y intimidate persons
disposed to violate law" The Secretary
recommends additional legislation for the
better protection OF tile internal'reTenue
Snrvit.n
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v.cx;ucton CKy.l Recess.

LEXINGTON. May 13.-The races were well
attended to-day and the sport exciting.
The first race-selling sweepstakes Tor sit
ages, one and a half miscS-Was won by 90
licitor: Water Witch second, Wayisrer
third, Mlnnock fourth. Time, 2:425.
The second race spstakcs Tor three
year-olds that have never won prior to Jan
ualy j, 1870, mile 9eats-was w@A by
Strathmore, taking two straight Beats
Time, 1916. -, $50
The third race-tsssh Of one SD one
eiohth miles-was won by Blue Eyss; Teru
secoaa, Poueroy laird. Tine, aShSt.
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travelling OF u Confederate Moh"'
ment.

COLUMBIA, Sc, May 13.-The Conlcae-
sate monument erected by the Ladies' Mohu-
mental Association in the Capitol square
was unveiled to-day with imposing ceremo-
MES. Military organizations and oia sess.
rams from al parts OF the state anu isah'
Charlotte, n. G., participated. The process.
sion embraced twenty-five companies u
cavalry, infantry veterans, and afsliler!'
With several bands Of music. At the Capl-
tol the ceremonies were opened By prayer,
after which Governor Simpson introduced
Geueral John S. Preston, who delivered
brilliant and patriotic Grafton In the pres
enc9. OF u, 600 people.
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Observation-Disclosures Troubles ia Crook
. iyEs

New YORK, May l3.-i'o-day thlrty-four
men were nut to work on tie BROOKLYN eIe-
waited railroad, but the Brook yn. city au-
thorities not having given permission, Pre-
sident Beutt, OF the Elevated Railroad Com
pany, Contractor Jones, and thlrty-hve
workmen were arrested, taken to court, ana
released ON bail. Subsequently President
Beutr, on behalf OF the company, sent q
protest to the Mayor and Common Council
against any interference With The building
OF the road, --.-.-...-... 49,. .s.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

acuE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory to or after taking
ouipine. We would advise all who are AFFLICTED with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all billion. arrangements, and rs simple puf-
sative, they are unqualified
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Kentucky.

TIE ELECTION FOR APPELLATE JUDGE
LOUISVILLE, kT., May 13.-lndlcations
are that Thomas F. Harcs Is elected ap-
pellate Judge 10 succeed the late Judge
John II. Elliot. There is CONSIDERABLE
falling off in the Democratic vote, the iarh-
ers no: voting rs largely rs usual. ilo'', Tue
Republican candidate, polls the ,h'i Vote OF
the ,,arty and considerable outside support.
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New Jersey.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

MoER1sTowN, n. j., May l3.-The city
election held yesterday resulted i'll the
election Of the Democratic candidates for
recorder, alderman, and three councilmen.
There were five tickets in the field, and
great dissatisfaction existed among 3epub-
lican voters. The result will make change
in officers OF chief OF police, city clerk, anu
street commissioners. the Republicans hay
ing only two members in the Council inc
MAYOR and one councilman.
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Coincidence

New YORK, May 13.-At meeting OF the
officers and employ s Of the New York
Associated Press, and representatives OF
the Western, New England, New York
State, Southern, and California Association,
held this afternoon, an expression OF SYM
patty with Mr. ]. W, Simcnton-in bis deep
bereavement was unanimously adopteds
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A Newspaper Reporter Seriously
a Beaten. -.

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., May 1s.-In Newport
to-day William Carey, iish-dealer, entices
Il. G. Harris, newspaper reporter, into his
shop and beat him on the head with heavy
cane, declaring with an oath that he would
kill him. Harris was taken unawares While
defeneeless, and is badly injured. It ap-
rears that an offensive paragraph was writ
ten BY another reporter and published in
paDer with which Harris has no connection.
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TIC Yec-a rsoI,ns.

ST. LOUIS, Nay 13.--Ir has bneH decided
by the Colorea Refugee RsIiet Bears cf this
ciry 10 end'ReE- John TrSner east, 10 pre-
sent 10 She people OF that section facts reIa-
ting to fhe negro exodus, with view 50 en-
listing tGeir symByshy and eoVperatior.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .1FES
" COMPASYs asssaEsesxs
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS company Tiu tlsya.cn one II Inelr spiene'a
s,es:aess--cLD DOMINION, WYAN0ME;; iSaa :
EHIJ aud lCRnnSIt-eYery TUESDAY
Fpfn3Y. and SUNDAY 1t high water.
THESE ships are eat!re!Y new, and were bass &c
They Eve spend:d ,a,ooas, sthte-roos,s, AIS eata
The fare, accommodations, and aitsa lioss are I'D
Gasds shlnuea By this line are landed regn.ary q
New York az, the eoInpanys covered pses, ~ ScfIs
river. @. 80, I.
CABIN fare TO New York. Sls. stsera2ss 20 2hs
sra,asts Ynr r,cs.ts hssori New York forwardec
with Dispatch, and NJ eare .aade sxccpt aasEa r1'
psases ii.eirred. ...5sss $3.50 at
- az 0ECsF W. ALLEN e. Co. AgeAts,
,nysie Once Cr~ipsrsys Sisaryea. RseSsss5t.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Soon.-Stocks strpup.
Money ON eail, 2Ge3 cent Fxchanse-l.ong,
4s7t; short, $50 State bombs duh. Governments
steady.
hr.ntng,-honey. 8 per cent. Exchange, ASK
CASTE Governments firm new SIS, lO3H. States
dun.
BALTIHuRT.
BALTIMORE. May l3.-VirgiHia 6's, deferred .
"a: consois 57ls: i"cond series. 80: p.st-due cou-
pons. sl7b. Nclh Carolina 6's, Old 23.: new, II.
Eiu Today. -. - -
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EsearsS, ITaBia.
THE MOUNTAIN FIRES.

PIrTsToy, Pa, May 13.-The mountain
fires are still raging. \ large clear!n" mas
been made around the Laiin powder-mlIiS,'
and il is said no danger i, now apprehehaea.
At Moos;c tie flames are under control.
The weather is dry. and the WOODS are rap
idly disappearing by the fire.
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Judge Asa P;,yker Critically Mn,

PnILADELPHn. May 13.--Judge Asa
Parker. who has been Ill at his residence lin
this city. s IN critical condition to-day.
he had a relapse last night, ara no change
Cor the better has been apparent since.- =
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RICHMOND PREACHERS N ATLANTA
ReYs. A. Z. Dickinson, w. E. Hatcher, and
Henry Mcdonald. addressed meetings for
the young last Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Henry Mcdonald preached at s z. d., Rev.
W. L. Hatcher at 10 A. NJ. at Methodist
Episcopal church.
Rev. John A. BroaduS filled the post OF
highest honor-First Baptist church at
morning service.
Various other Virginia preachers occu-
MED puIDits Sunday in Atlanta
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never susar-coated
Every box has red wax seal on the lld, with the
impression DIR. McLANEs LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear The
signatures Of G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers. +.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR, c, NcLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, thernarket being full of limitations
OF the name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my i2-deowly
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TUESDAY, Nay 10, 1879.
The number OF breaks To-day compriscd 200 hops-
heads and GJ Heroes. The offerings IT auction
Change were OF packages; OF which number 81
were cold st u.lces ranging from 81 to !i3.
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.1at ,yaather Il, the Norah.

BOSTON; Mas 1S.-The weather Is hot. AT
many places in New Hampshire tue tncT-
mometer to-day indicated 100 degrees 10 tue
shade.
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Bestrncflye FIRE at I-ysne,on, pa.

Bfstfscfsge Fire M sHrylMctSH. IA.
CLEVELAND, OH1o. May i3.-Severai ho-
tells and other buildings near the railroad
deEotat Iryineton, Pa, on the PeBnsylya-
MIA and Erie railroad, were burned this
morning. The tire at last accounts was still
raging, and tie entire town was threatened
with festruction.
Ls1ter.-The Ere. at Tryineton is now re-
ported under control.
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.;yournaIist Dead.

NEW YORK, May i3.-Charles n. Pullman,
for many years city editor Of the Times.
died to-day.
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pOET Of RICHMOND, MAY l3, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Martha Coliins, Groves, Ae1aha1ias
srhoonrr B. Bradley, Bradley Philadelphia. Goa y
ScnooIc: S.ar-Sp.ue'ed Banner, Mullen, Phi!a-
CeIpt1a coal 6 Z. LIIhrop. ,,.,,.
schooner L. {. Taomas, TaorncFSe' hehne7eS'
Ice, 4. &. Habcoes.
SAILED.
+ St.a,ssbip " yanokp, Couch. New ors, nier-
chpndts and pass en2crs( i W. a lea & CO.. spsnts.
steamer Pioneer. Plat, Pbladrlpi!ia, lneFchah-
disc aud passergers. J. W. Mctnr.ck ssrni s,,.
sfensncr- Ariel. Ggo.d. Norfolk, tiiiiea $500
mail. merehs.ud1se. snd passengers, IL u. la'"ni
agent - :. :, e..,.o,, Charles
tos s. G eaaI, Curtis & Parkcr. ,,-,,,t
Schooner Laura {. Wolf tw'n2, fh'sa""'P"'
granite and ties, CURTIS i Parker, ph,,.,.,chi.
Schooner Sally aud Ellen. Hopkins, rhiiaae''"'-'
! granite, GurtiS Parker. ,,,r,o-o mer-
Schooner ". Z. Paws, Aoofc' p"''''''N' ~
QIiar,tise, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
r-s,n, ps,,imor. HAY 18th. schooner Caroline W
-|'-''~'' BY Telegraph.
,-ony .,.y 1S-srriyed: Bothnta. Ar.
,,yea on,: Palma, Tnorguy. OHIO, noiDem .,a
aowma: Glad Tllnxs, Hampton hoaas au't'-
New Orleans.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RfCHaoND, Nav I3, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red. 2 81 bushels.
CoRS.-WhU 60 bushels. Hired. IT'S bushels.
OATS.-TT4 bushels: Of which eco bushels were
re.cXhibi.td. ....#
SALsS REPORTED TO SECRETAfY.
WHEAT.-Rea. l96 bushels good FuI:z At S1.12;
40 bushels common FultZ at Sl.CG; 20 bushels
mixed At Sl.l9-Iotal. 264 bushels. ..
CORN -l!htte. go bushels prime II Ole.
DATS.-9i IN helS briNe spr ns ~ 3Sc.: 100
bushels prime spring 1t 3Sc.-t0ta', 1914 bushels
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Flour.
RICHMOND TORACCO FXCHANGE.

Fine, $3.50: snn"rsne, $3.50 ex'ra. 1928
cnmmo" '.'hrt". 1918 fancy brands, SGGb8.7j
Staunion extra, 1926.
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Charged With Numbering Els Daush-

PHILADELPHIA, 3tay 13.-Edward ,Parr,
charged with the murder OF his daughter,
susan Irwin, was arraigned to-day ana en-
tered q plea OF not guilty. i.
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their houses OF worship, and The Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad for special rates,
At 8 z. Nj. Presbytery adjourned to meet
in Anderson October I4th, at u z. S.
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Raiiv-ay Easter Mcchisies I'm Con.


CTNcIsTkTf, Mny f3.-I'he twelfth an
naal convention Of the American Railway
naster- Mechanics Association began its
session To- Gay at the Grand ssoteI. TSe
number of delegates Il very large. repre-
seni1tfves from all the prominSRs raiiroaS
centres being present. l@At
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IDoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY TX.
Is ECUTEn 1t the DisPATch RAisVlSe'
HOUSE,
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
GEsP0WpER TssA AS, nDporled direct S.om China
0fn san Traaci SEQ selected with great care as 70
quality for THIS market By Messrs. Russell q CO.. OF
Shanghai, say Ia ~ I
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aEpAnTEGE coy sTGAMEsr,.

L7OR NEW YOKk.-Thc Old - ?,
& Dominion Steamship CompanY g u.czs2sSszsSs.sEs
steamship RICHMOND, CAPTAIN KELLY, Will sail
FRIDAY. May 9th. Mt IL O'Clock NJ.
Freight received until L O'Clock \. VI.
Through bills OF fading signed ana goods for
T,r'lcn with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west: also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $l2; Storage, s6 and
Sc.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
my 1i-3t COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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obi. AD l. J. z Il i, RICH <sssstssfyS.
Z slOND. AND NORFOLK LAM .-SsessSsss.
SfIIF LNE.-FOE PHILADELPHIA, FAIL
THREE TIMES 4 WEEK.-tiniil furthe: no
rsse the steamers OF this lac win make trtSeeSi'
tripe. leaving Philadelphia every Z ESpA 7,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and HichmSsla
every TT ESDAS. FRIDAY. ana SUNDAY. eon.
nestlns u, pniiad;elnhsa with csXdes Ne" England
DTICk TIME-EsEoUENT. DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Evr,yht receives. 1aily until O'clock p. L.
JAMES W. ICCARR:Ck,
General Southern Agent, EEsmea1, Va.
WILLIAM T. CLiDE.& CO.,
...-.. Genera. Aaaazers,
,ooa NJ 10 Sonth WharTSs. PnltaIictchtG-
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

Democratic congressman say Tonight that
The Democratic caucus will not meet until!
Monday next. The opinion prevails that
no vote can be reached on the silver bill in
tie House tomorrow.
| 4 ELL GOV ERING TIE HlEES CASES.
The bill which passed the House the
other day gave the Supreme Court the
! right to prohibit the improper removal Of
cases, civil and criminal, from State to Fed
| eral courts. But the bill to-day discussed
| in the House by Mr.. Tewnshend, OF Hill
nois, until the expiration OF the morning
hour, repeats all laws authorizing the re-
moyaI OF criminal cases from State to Fed
eral courts, and ehectually guards against
recurrence OF proceedings similar to those
in the court OF Judge Riyes in Virginia,
the narticulars of which are familiar to the
readers OF these dispatches. The bill was
reported from the Committee on the Kew
sion OF the Laws (Judge Harris chasrman),
and the Judiciary Committee claims that II
ought to be recommitted to them. The Dill
| was before the Judiciary Committee last
session. and was not reported to the House.
! THE LEGISLATIVE BILL IN THE SENATE.
! The Senate was all day on the Legislative
lbill, and restored the section appropriatins
the ten millions set aside 10; the redemption
of fractional currency TO the payment Of
arresrages Of pensions. ibis, 1t VIII be
remembered; was stricken out by the Sen
iatc committee. There was q diversity Of